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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1916

Page

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Plumville Social Notes Mixed With Local Visits

News from Plumville reports numerous visits and calls among residents. Names include Mrs. Frank Runyan, Miss Grace Fetterhoff, Mrs. John Hollobaugh, Dr. McEwen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carmi Griffith, J. R. Stewart and Cora, Ruth Zimmerman, and others visiting Indiana, Dayton, Sagamore, and nearby towns. Several ill or recovering persons are noted. John Link buys a new Ford.

Plumville Frank Runyan Grace Fetterhoff Dayton John Hollobaugh Blaine E. C. George Near Town Inez Wynkoop Madgeseer Indiana Tuesay Dr. McEwen Carmi Griffith W. H. Weamer Homer City J. C Andrew Weamer Verne Pifer Near Punxsutawney A. F. Pufer J. R. Stewart Cora Josephine Dodson Atlantic City Pittsburgh PF. Lewis J. Bert Bell Charles Weir Nellie Weir Windber Sarath Schrecengoston Grace Cochran Mitchell Ruth Zimmerman Effie Rankin John Secrist Saga Snore Joseph Wilson D. Andrews M. G. Wynkoop D. W. Douds Georgeville Isaac Frick Ruth Altoona Joe Adamson McKnley Beer Richmond James Stucin Mary

Seed corn shortage warning from Pennsylvania adviser

Franklin Menges of the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture warns that large areas may face a seed corn shortage unless ears on adequately ripe stalks are selected and properly dried and stored. He describes methods used by farmers to preserve matured stalks and elaborated materials to ensure germination and usable grain for late fall and early winter needs.

Franklin Menges Pennsylvania Department of Agriculure

Uber Moves 5 and 10 Cent Store to Adams Building

Simon W. Uber proprietor of Uber's 5 and 10 cent store has moved to the Adams building offering larger quarters and stock. The former location next to the Empire theater is now occupied by Risinger brothers who purchased Uber's soda fountain.

Simon W. Uber Uber Homer City New Adams Building Empire Theater Risinger Brothers

Important Readers Notice on Progress Anniversary Edition

Readers urged to secure copies of the 96 page illustrated county history before depletion. Price 16 cents per copy, though white paper cost not covered. Offer notes limited supply and warns this affordable chance may not return.

Was It Supernatural or a Scientific Novelty

Mary Richards sits in the dock house and hears a storm telegraph a message from betrothed John Talbot. A coast steamer sinking with his will and bonds unknown prompts a detective stakeout that uncovers a will leaving Mary Talbot.

Mary Richards Mary Join Talbot Florida George Brewster John Talbot Tll John Cape Blatteras Mary Schirds Brewster Ife Mrs. Talbot Talbot

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