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The notice states that all subscriptions must be paid in cash in advance with stubs for various terms including one year eight months four months and three months. It warns that all papers stop at expiration of the subscription.
Memorial Day Observances Planned Across Indiana County
Memorial Day will be observed throughout Indiana County with parades, cemetery decorations, and services. The Indiana Post G A R will lead ceremonies, decorate graves, and host an address by E Walker Smith, with rail service and store hours adjusted for holiday observances. Local ball games, town fetes, and a Memorial Day program at Cookport and Plumville are scheduled, plus a Mechanicsburg ice cream festival to benefit the ball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana County Street Railway Company
Sons of Veterans
Cookport
Rodkey’s Hall
E. Walker Smith
Cockport
Purchase Line Academy
Arcadia Club
Plumville
M. EB
Carll
Baptist Church
Indiana Post
No. 28
Indiana Camp Sons of Veterans
M. BE
J. W. Cary
Court House
J. Calvitt Clark
The
Christian Church
Post
G. A.R
Indian
Relief Corps
Company I
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Indiana Military Band
Mechanicsburg
Blacklick
Homer City
Clarkeburg
Shelocta
Smicksburg
Richmond
Lower Marion
Little Washington
Professional
Purchase Line
Club Women Hold A Good Session Here
Club women praise generous decorations from Indiana Floral Company and welcome thanks to the New Century Club of Indiana for hospitality. The meeting featured fancy work by Homer City Club and elected officers: President Mrs Hiery C. Christy Secretary Mrs E L Nix Treasurer Miss Eleanor R Ray. Memorial Day observances planned in West Lebanon with cemetery decorating ball games and a lawn fete benefiting the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Floral Company
Badies
Ards Society
New Century Club of Indiane
Jlomer City Club
Hiery C. Christy
New Century Club of
Indiana
E. Ll. Nix
Homer Colonial
Eleanor R. Ray
Century Club
Blairsville
West Lebanon
Girty
Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg Markets Blunt on Receipts and Livestock Prices
Shannon and Farrell report cattle receipts at 1800 with market slow to barely steady. Prices range from 7.75 to 8.75 for steers and cows, with hogs, sheep, and calves showing varied but generally lower activity. Also noted are poultry prices and local listings for buggies and memorial day decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Shannon & Farrell
Livestock Commission
Ieee
Essen
Isiow
Tower
Gease
Seleet
Vhoice Lanrie Ces
Quips and Jests on Hope and Courage in a Circus Era
A mosaic of light verse, jokes, and anecdotes poking at optimism and fear. From fortunes and courage to marriages and travel, the pieces mix playful dialogue and satirical vignettes about society, courtship, jealousy, and daily life in a late nineteenth or early twentieth century flavor.
A Mistake in a Roof Mutters and Mouth Roots
A fragmentary caption hints at a misstep around a roof and a concealed issue in the mouth. The garbled lines suggest confusion or a miscommunication about a structural fault and its bodily implication, though specifics remain unclear.
Widow Crawford and others noted in Indiana county obituaries
Mrs. William H. Crawford died at her North Point home on Sunday aged 73 after cerebral hemorrhage. Survived by many children and brothers, funeral Tuesday at 9:30, North Point cemetery. Also noted were obituaries for Martin Wissell, Katherine Wiggins, Christopher Yate, William G. Hovis, Marian Crawford, Marian Mitchel, and N. I. Bhe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Crawford
Mary Gourley Crawford
North Point
Slgn
Presbyterian Church
Smickaburg
Glade Run
Ala
Frank Cloring
Payton
William Crawford
Rankin
Charles Crawford
Birmingham
Rank
John Crawford
Mary
Ruth Crawford
John M. Gourley
Paxton
Tls
Joseph I. Gourley
Sivans
Colo
G. W. McIntyre
Martin Luther Wissell
Onberg
Raynes Township
Patron’s Mutual Fire Insurance Company
M. E.churchill
Arcadia
Earl Harshart
Tarentum
James Hileman
Byrde Wissell
Ruth Kearhart
Indiana County
Wissell
Arthur South
Clymer
Dunkard
Katherine McCollim Wiggins
Armstrong Township
Sterling
Kans
R. E. Coleman
North Sixth Street
James Wiggins
Sheloca
Iowa
Kansas
D. L. Wiggins
Hoxie
Kang
Samuel Wiggins
Kansas City
B. J. Porter
H. E. McCollim
Washington, Ja
J. H. McCollim
Coatesville
Sarah J. Wiggins
Mary BE. Anderson
United Presbyterian Church
Christopher Lute
Christopher Yate
West Wheatfield
Blacklick Township
Cambria County
78Th Regiment
Frank
Harmon
Ebensburg
Alex
Robert
Christopher Keith
Culver
Lavinia Clark
Mary Riddle
McDowell
Green Township
This County
William G. Hovis
Homer City
Marlon B. Coup
John F. ‘Hovis
Swissvale
J. Lowry Hovis
Wilkinsburg
W. P. Hovis
J. P. Morris
Greenwood Cemetery
Marian Mabel Crawford
Marian Mitchel
John G. Crawford
West Mahoning Township
N. Li
Susan Bhe
N. 1
Bhe
Marion Center
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
Practical men take charge of new Salina Coal and Clay
The Salina Coal and Clay Company announces J. M. Johnston of Vandergrift has joined the board of directors. George B. Drennan, famed ceramic engineer, is elected president. S. J. Harry will oversee construction of shafts and tipple. The company offers 6 percent sinking fund bonds secured by a first mortgage on 2,000 acres in Bell township. Over $100,000 in bonds already sold. remaining at par less two years' interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina Coalland Clay Company
J. &. Johnston
Vandergrift
Apollo Fire Brick Company
Apollo, Pa
Greensburg
Johnston
Salina Coal and Clay Company
George B. Drennan
J D. Fate Company
Plymouth
Ohio
Drennan
Kings
Canada
S. J. Harry
Connellsville
Penna
Pennsylvania
Mr. Harry
H. G. Frick Coke Company
Keystone Coal & Coke Company
The
Brick & Clay Record of Chicago
Bhats
Ite
Bell Township
Westmoreland County
John
Sc'l
Westmorelan National Bank
Creensburg
Balina Coal & Clay Company
Watson explains low primary turnout and future political plans
M C Watson notes the very light county primary vote did not reach one third of voters and cites general lack of interest. He explains not seeking Legislature due to business, thanks supporters, and pledges future involvement while wishing success for his successor Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizvens
Jssues
United States
Wood
M. C. Watson
Cleanliness Kills Flies A Warmer House Invite Flies
A short, lively note urges keeping households clean to prevent flies breeding. It describes how lazy flies survive in warm indoor spots during winter and can spread typhoid, urging use of screens, fly traps, and poison. The piece ends with a local memorial day banner at Huey and Moorhead's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huey & Moorhead
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Woman's Relief Corps
Harry Whith
J. Hill
Hellwood
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Ohio & Penna
Cortland
Thomas Bros
India
Jana
J. B. Lytle
Home
Cyaing
Moorhead Bros
Gray Phillip
Percheron Strikon
Thomas Lutz
R. D
Indy
Masdachepette
Miss Cayenne
Henry Howland
Grim Reaper’s Harvest
Martin Luther Wissel
Thorse
Frank Rankin
Jirs
Hluey & Moorhead
Aviv
Aethio“, Wilson & CO
Tm. On
Zard of
Direc
Tors
Huey & Moorhead's
Pittman Beringer
of Beringer
Father
Jesus
School Board of
South Mahoning Township
Ambrose
Fred Dilts
Jamison
Frank Wingard
Cunningham & Fisher
George Hileman
Brughyalley Township
Charles I
Hildman
Benjamin D
N. N. Swenk
Ninth St
Indiana, Pa
Syd Bigin
Shirley
wWdorn
Peterman
James St. Claire's
P. It
Indana
Chen
Fricken- Gine
W. M
Lonr
Saloni
B. A. McConnaughey
N. N. Streak
Harry H. Wilock
Oakmont
Allegheny County
N . Bor Saee
Marion
Woith Adamson
Marlon Center
Pecler & Fell
Fyts
Backus Gas
Gerhard
Listle
Little Company
V. Kepple
Advance
J. G. McCrorey
Brad
Nelson
Dickey
Brice
Robert Adama
National Guard
Victor Roller
David Ellis & Son