How Does a Tree Grow Debate In Indiana Progress
The Indiana Progress reports on a Department of Agriculture clarification about tree growth. A 70 year old man found a sickle imbedded in a top limb, claimed it moved 40 feet, but officials say a branch never rises from ground beyond its original point and remains part of the tree. O O Nupp of Green township, son of Cyrus Nupp, visited Indiana and explained his grandfather had stuck the tool 70 years ago. He states the sickle was carried about 40 feet by tree growth.
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Department of Agriculture
Philadelphia North American of
Rouseville
Harrisburg
O. O. Nupp
Green Township
Indiana
Mr. Nupp
Cyrus Nupp
Kiski Defeats Normal in Home Baseball Battle
A large crowd watched Kiski beat Indiana Normal 7 to 2 in seven innings at Kiski home grounds on Monday. Davis scored on a wild pitch in the third. Morrow and Brickley tied it with a triple and single. Brickley left with a thumb injury after Munroe’s eighth inning hit, then Kiski added three runs in the eighth and ninth. Buddinger and Trainers’ defense keyed the win.
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Kiski
Indiana Normal
Davis
Indiana
Morrow
Brickley
Brenner
Munroe
Hicks
Trainer
Kishi
Normal Debating Team Wins Contest From Kiski
Indiana Normal won the first annual debate with Kiskiminetas Springs school on Saturday evening. Affirmative team members were Thomas E. Davis John Harkless and FH Mac Trimble. Kiskiminetas negative members were Robert M. Fisher Paul T. Barnum and Stayman L. Reed. Attorney William N. Liggett chaired. judges were Prof. Wilbur J. Kay Supt. HE Downs and Supt. M Bentz.
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Indiana Normal
Kiskiminetas Springs
National ‘Monetary Commission
Congress
Indiana
Thomas E. Davis
John Harkless
FH Mac Trimble
Kiskiminetas
Robert M. Fisher
Paul T. Barnum
Stayman L. Reed
William N. Liggett
Wilbur J. Kay
Washington & Jefferson College
HE. Downs
Latrobe
Bentz
Ebensburg
Will and estate notes and memorial day flags
A long list of bequests and executors from 1910 to 1912 outlines legacies to family members including James G Kring, Robert F P Kring, and Margaret I Kring, plus various named heirs. Separate items note executors and specific personal property bequests in the Cable and Baker families, with dates and locations in Indiana, Blacklick and Cherryhill townships. The piece ends with a Memorial Day flag ad and a Marion Center runaway accident injuring a Mrs. J E Manner with a broken collar bone after a buggy upset.
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James G. Kring
Robert FP
Margaret I. Kring
Fr. F. Woods
Old City
Jane Woods
Blacklick Township
Elizabeth Cable
Indiana
Bolivar National Banks
Genjamin Cable
Weat Wheatfield Township
Benjamin Cable, Jr
Iliza Uncapher
Caroline Faust
Elizabeth Brett
Albert
Elmer Lydick
Sidney Ayers
Cherryhill Township
Levi Baker
White Township
Winchester
Clinton
Curtis
William
Irene Baker
Wisdow
Alice Baker
Clinton ©. Baker
John W. Peterman
Martha Waddle
Conemaugh Township
Martha Ellen Dick
Harry P. Waddle
John E. Elrick
Martha KE. Stine
Martha C. Wardle
Samuel H. Waddle
Martha B. Waddle
Savings Bank of
Pittsburg
J. G. Oliver
Lucinda Pierce
Plumville
Ira L. Hollowell
Clover P. Pierce
J. E. Manner
Marion Center
Memorial Day Observances Across Trailsville Area
Memorial Day activities are described from Empire Theater events to parades ending at Binairsville cemetery, with G A R posts and local organizations taking part. Speakers include Rev Dr Sleage and R D Wolff, plus ceremonies at Marion Center and Saltsburg. A John Pollock Post tribute plan and church services are noted, alongside local personal notices.
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M. I
William A. Roulson
Presbyterian Church of
Vandergrift
Farm near Rosamayne for sale in Mahoning township
A farm of about 327 acres near Rosamayne in South Mahoning township is advertised for sale. For particulars address C. A. Hudson Route 2 Creekside Pa or William Morrison D Marion Contes PR.
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Rosamayne
Mahoning Township
C. A. Hudson
R. DO
Creekside
Te Wiliam Morrison
D. Marion Contes
Ambrose
Send News Early The Progress urges early items
The Progress requests readers send public interest items promptly to ensure publication. Late letters often miss the Wednesday deadline. death, reunion, and wedding notices arriving after a week may be shortened or omitted. Five cents per line is charged for Cards of Thanks and poetry accompanying death notices.
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Indiana Progress
Indiana
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Clyde Dougings
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Taulaon
H. C. English
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John §Enney
Moxham
Ohio Street
Lovejoy
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Will Ale
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Lolia W. Whitzhl
Brecutriz
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Henry Hall
Indiana, PA
Prica
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Oopsright Hart Scpatoer
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