Indiana voters approve four more years of progress
Voters celebrate a snonster ratification at the old county seat as the ballot assures four more years of hap py and prosperous times for Uncle Sam. The census puts the U S population at 76 295 220, a gain of 14 million in the last Lu years. Bryan may gain time for lectures at S200 a recital as reformers Martin Flinn are denounced. Indiana backs sewerage plans with councilman Stewart urging continued progress and a ballot endorsement when presented.
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Indiana
Uncle Sam
Census Department
United States
Mr. Bryan
Stewart
Closing Republican Meetings Draw Large Borough Attendance
A series of party gatherings drew broad turnout across Homer City Center township and nearby townships. Notable events included a Rough Riders parade with tea lights and mounted riders, speeches by Prothonotary Calhoun and attorneys, and large outdoor and indoor rallies in Clyde Washington township Jacksonville Young township Penn Run and Cherryhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
Borough
Center Township
Town
L Arso
St. Clair’s Hall
J. M. Nix
J. M. St. Clair
Little Washington
Mckinley and Roosevelt Rough Riders Club
J. J. Hutchison
East Whiaffeld
J. N. Lengham
John M. Peeler
A. F. Cooper
Washington Township
W. R Calhoun
Ernest Stewart
Elder Peeler
Jacksonville
Young Township
W. L. Shields
J. N. Langham
W. M. Mahan
George J. Feit
Col
John McGaughrey
Judge White
Penn Run
Cherryhill
G. E. Frantz
W. H. H. Adams
Cherryhill Township
Elkin
S. M. Jack
John S. Fisher
Manor Martial Hand
Personal visitors tally from town and Indiana trips
A long list of residents and relatives from town and surrounding areas are noted visiting friends and family across Indiana Philadelphia Pittsburg and Latrobe. Names include Fred Selig John Bell Harry Stewart J K Shields John A Frick Kate Kunkle Glen Emery Reynolds Thompson John Truby Samuel Cunningham and many others with brief travel or social visit details.
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Fred Selig
Franklin
Indiana
John Bell
Blacklick
Harry Stewart
Town
Philadelphia
John A Frick
Pittsburg
J. K. Shields
Chicago
Blacklick Township
John T. Stuchnl
Johnstown
Kate Kunkle
Armstrong Lownship
Glen Emery
Reynolds Thompson
Scottdale
John Truby
New Brighton
Samuel Cunningham
Laura
Lydia Guiste
Elderton
Turtle Creek
W. Fred Wettling
R. N. Emmerson
Canton Cutlery Co
Steele Bryan
Washington-Jefferson College
Frank Stephens
Vanderprift
Penn Ran
J. O. C. McCracken
Bride
McCracken
Nancy Moorhead
West Chestnut Street
Eva
Annie Gompers
W. C. Stephens
Clearfield
W. Guthrie
Church Street
Barron P. Brown
Boston
Willet
Armour Mullen
Third Ward
Mary Beatty
Pine Flats
W. Mel. Hammond
Bolivar
Dillie Walker
Wilkinsburg
Martha Flenner
Port Perry
Messrs
Frank and
Charles Fenton
Steubenville
McKeesport
Armstrong Township
John Brallier
Ney Prothero
Miss Pearl Cary
Marion Center
Latrobe
Deer Hunting Parties Leave for Elk and Huntingdon Counties
Mr Noah Seanor and three sons travel to Elk county for several days of deer hunting. A second group including D A Hetrick John Tinthoff Register and Recorder J N Stewart and others sails for Huntingdon county for two weeks of deer hunting with James Evans as cook. In Petersburg the party will join Dr Byers and a friend. Miss Helen McCoy of Rayne township donates missionary funds via a potato harvest yielding over 30 large tubers sold for the missionary society.
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D. B. Taylor
Charles St. Clair
Latrobe
James G. Fisher
James Allison
Census Department
Washington, D. C
W. L. Buchanan
Dixonville
William Kimple
Chambersville
W. C. Buchanan
Larimer
Jane Burke
Altoona
John Leech
Waterstreet
D. M. Kinter
Town
Beaver Falls
Missionary Board of the Christian Church of Western Pennsylvania
M.S. Logan
Freeport
Gustin Moorhead
North Sixth Street
Lillian Calhoun
Mary McCormick
Blairsville
W. R. Calhoun
North Ninth Street
Noah Seanor
South Mahoning Township
Messrs
Harry
Washington, Township
George and
Sherman
Plumville
Elk County
D. A. Hetrick
John Tinthoff
Register and Recorder
J. N. Stewart
C. R. Stewart
Jacob Creps
John C. Markle
Forest Silvia
Huntingdon County
James Evans
Petersburg
Byers
Punxsntawney
Helen McCoy
R. S. McCoy
Rayne Township
Missionary Society
Sights Seen in Egypt by Rev W T Anderson
Rev W T Anderson writes to PROGREESS readers with an engaging letter on historic points in Egypt, detailing notable sites and ancient heritage. The piece appears on page 8, offering a concise tour through antiquities and cultural landmarks.
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W. T. Anderson
Progreess
Egypt
Sewage Plant Visit Describes Westboro System
In this report a Indiana committee compares sewage disposal practices with a Massachusetts town. Westboro’s separate storm water free system uses 5 inch pipes, terra cotta joints, and iron screen bars. Sludge is hauled away to fertilizer land and liquid waste drains to filter beds then a stream. The observer recommends sludge removal and relying on stream purification.
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Massachusetts
Indiana
Westboro
Albany
Boston
State Board of Health
Ggo. R. Stewart
Knuitting Made to Order and Local Shops Advertise
Knuitting done to order by J. D. Hill near Third Ward Schoolhouse with stockings and half stockings priced at 10 and 15 cents. Progress term report cards spark school interest as teachers using them are seen as progressive. New wallpapers from 7 to 25 cents per roll at Swith’s art gallery. Overcoats available at D. M. Caldwell’s. New stamped linens at Helena B. Vogle’s. Trespass notices printed on durable muslin for sale at the PROGRESS office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Hill
Third Ward
Swith’s
D. M. Caldwell’s
Wilson
Helena B. Vogel’s
Progress Office
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered for $100 Reward
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to cure catarrh across states, with a $100 reward for any failed case. The advertisement states the remedy is taken internally and affects blood and mucous surfaces to build constitution, promising efficacy and testimonials.
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Hall
F. J. Canary & Co
Toledo
O. Bas
Real Estate Transfers In Young Green Marion West Wheatfield
Real estate transfers reported include C C Waugaman selling 82 acres in Young to LM Long for 2500 dollars and Clara B Rummell selling a lot in Green to John D Garman for 100 dollars. The list notes Sue Willard transferring 37 acres in Canoe to Robert C Cunningham for 200 dollars and J Horace McGinity transferring a Marion Center lot to James W Van Horn for 140 dollars. Additional transfers include Wu Davison 72 acres in Green to John C Davison for 1100 dollars and E R Hammond 11 acres in West Wheatfield to Benjamin Cable for 2000 dollars. Blairsville Home Building and Loan Association sells a lot in Blairsville to Emites Pellegrim for 500 dollars.
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C. C. Waugaman
Young
Lm, Long
Clara B. Rummell
Green
John D. Garman
Sue Willard
Canoe
Robert C. Cunningham
J. Horace McGinity
Marion Center
James W. van Horn
Davison
John C. Davison
E. R. Hammond
West Wheatfield
Benjamin Cable
Blairsville Home Building and Loan Association
Blairaville
Pellegrim
Rough Rider Burt Injured at Clyde Horse Ride
Harry Southwell of East Wheatfield township, a member of the McKinley and Roosevelt Rough Riders Club, was thrown from a horse during a Republican meeting in Clyde. He struck his head, was unconscious for several hours, and sustained serious injuries.
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Burt
Harry Southwell
East Wheatfield Township
McKinley and
Roosevelt, Rough Riders Club
Clyde
Southwell
Hamill Teacher Returns Home with Typhoid Fever
Mr. Ernest Work of Hamill arrived home ill with typhoid fever from Scottdale where he taught at the Indiana Normal. He was driven home by Liveryman McAdoo, whose horse died the day after the return trip. Also noting Smith's gallery selling wall papers at nearly half price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Work
Hamill
Smith
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Jefferson
John Knabb
Knoxdale
Jefferson County
TAB Nation
Chrief
Charles A. Graf
W.kinley
Rockwood
Theodore Roosevelt
Maude
Mabel Stuchell
J. Stuchell
Saltsburg
Hiram Stuchell
H. A. Black
Apollo
N. G. Rose
Harrisburg
W. L. Mahan
F. H. McCartney
Waterloo
Gertrude Ferguson
Pindleton, Pa
Lucy Brallier
Margaret McNutt
Louis H. Parker
Howard Austin
South Tenth Street
W. J. Short
Rinn
Colo
Elsie
Gertrude
W. B. Lowman
Fourth Ward
Colorado
Thomas W. Irwin
Joughrys
W.R. Loughry & Co
Thomas Sutton
Queenswars
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