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Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pennsylvania

05 Nov 1902

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Indiana Progress

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Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1902

Page

3

Real Estate Transfers Across Many Townships

The notice lists numerous real estate transfers across Green Brushvalley Pine and nearby townships. Purchasers include Talon N Finnett Wm Hankin Joseph Lardin Michael Strong John Dean and Harry McCreary among others, with prices ranging from 36 to 4000 dollars. Also mentions properties in Blairsville Indiana Grant Mahoning and Wheatfield with multiple parcels and owners. Includes a boilerplate ad for Cooper Machine Company repairs and White's cafe offering fresh oysters and lunches.

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Alexander Eaoin L’ack Lick Talon N. Finnett Wm. Hankin Green Wm. L. Houk M. J. Gilbert Brushvalley J. N. Stewart A. Besjamin Findle Ann Fisher Indiana County Joseph Lardin Michael Strong Mores Strong M. M. Palmer Bonell Harry McGresry Robert A. Fry Barrell John N. Bennett Harry McCreary A. P. Baker Blacstick Berry McCreary A. P B. Baker Burrell L. Eva Widdawsor Grant Tozer Abbie M. Kelly Blairsville Titterington John Rowley John EK. Mikesell Blacklick Augustus B. Mikesell ElJen Cameron Pine J. L. Mitchell D. E. Thompson Blairs.ville Electa L. Oaks Robert 8 George H. Wilson Bizisville Peter H. Oaks Au Dickason South Mahoning Chares Kepon George Pete Charles M. Dicksen Mary J. Jack Uo Blackback Adrian Iselin EB. F. Burnheimer Rayne W. D. Bigler Matilda Fleming Michel Faith Hugh Peddicord Brashvalley John Dean Margaret Nevins Joseph Dickson Wheatfield Thomas Sanderson Lemuel Sanderson Wheatfeld Jacob Lance Maria Brink Charles C. Stewart Harry A. Brink Wm. G. Graham C. A. Buchanan John Brink James McKendrick W. E. Faith B. F. Jamison J. T James 8. Buchanan Wm. Bracken Thomas Dias Daniel Conrad Wm. B. Overdorff Joseph Wilson Ruby L. Bowder A. L. Pearson Robert Mitchell J. A. Palmer Samuel Sheitler J. M. Cunningham Indiana Michael Faith D. L. Stadden Clearfield & Cash Creek Coal and Coke Co David A. Buchanan Montgomery Clearfield & Cosh Creek Coal and Coke Co Wm. Hoffman Banks Clearfield & Coach Creek Coal and Coke Co Broshvalley James Hill Ellen] Wike M. L. Patterson John W. Patterson Siles Williamson West Mahoning J. J. Williamson Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Wm. Clark John Risinger Michael Sowers Lorena Sowers Alexander Dick Bamuel B Spicher J. C. Clark Simmel Bence J.N. Bickenberger Cherryhill Harry Weaver James M. Stewart David C. Gamble Anna E. Brandt E. Walker Smith Samuel Lowry White John §. Lowry Wm. M
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Cost of groceries shows 1850s to 1860s price jumps

A grocer’s prewar figures reveal flour rose from 7.60 per carver in 1850 to 12.50 per barrel in 1856 and peaked in 1865. Sugar hit 33 cents per pound in 1865, butter 60 cents, coffee 60 to 10 cents, tea 1.40 to 1.60, beans 16 cents, potatoes 1 per bushel, eggs 60 cents per dozen. After 1866 prices fell, 1866 costs about 220 percent higher than present.

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Guardsmen Defeated by Normal Eleven in Football Match

The Company F National Guards football team lost Wednesday on the Normal grounds to the school eleven. The soldiers scored zero while the opponents tallied 11 in the first half, then the guardsmen outplayed the heavier team in the second half. Travel fatigue likely affected performance. Referee was Prof. Owens, umpire Arthur Wilson, touchdowns by Seqnor and Bowman, Calhoun kicked goal. A second Normal team lost 18 to 0 at Panneyutawney on Thursday to the high school eleven.

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Company F National Guards iIaprana L. Fostmian Fuil R. E B. Owens Arthur W. Wilson Seqnor Bowman Calhoun Normal Panxeutawney
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Youth's Companion 1903 Volume Preview and Offer

The Youth's Companion announces a 1903 program with 52 weekly issues including six aerial stories, 50 special articles by notable contributors, 200 editorial pieces, 250 short stories, 1,000 current events notes, 2,000 anecdotes and poems. Edited for the family, it promises non partisan editorial clarity and valued hygiene guidance. Subscribers paying $1.75 for 1903 receive remaining 1902 issues, Double Holiday Numbers, and the 1903 Companion Calendar. The publisher is The Youth's Companion, 144 Berkeley St, Boston, MA.

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Youth’s Companion Youth's Companion Beat of Living Berkeley &J Boston Mas
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