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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1902
Page
3
A traveler narrates waking to find a red haired man with a suitcase stealing away, later revealed as a bank cashier on the run. Bank notes turn up in his own luggage, leading to a reward and the narrator’s rise to head of a firm. Dora, wife, sees the twist and shares the windfall.
Mrs J B Younkins of Indiana Pa praises Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills saying they cured her sleeplessness and nervous debility after using them from Herrick Bros drug store. Ad notes the pills sell for 50 cents a box and bear the doctor’s portrait and signature. Sold at Hetrick Bros drug store.
An ordinance to construct and maintain a public sewer system and filter bed including east main and west main lines through lands of Harry White Jackson Hauxhurst and Nettie and Flora Campbell in White township to the disposal area. It sets route limits, land rights, burial depth, funding by borough taxation, and notices to landowners before final action.
Scranton Pa November 3 The mini strike commissioners left for Hazleton to study mining features for four days and plan time in middle and lower districts Assistant Recorder Neill stayed to receive miners statements from President Mitchell The bishop preached at the late mass in St Peters cathedral and the commissioners attended the service The sermon highlighted Love Worketh No ill to Neighbor Therefore Love is the Fulfilling of the Law.
The Town Council of Indiana Borough passes an ordinance regulating dogs and requires dog taxes of one dollar per dog and two dollars per bitch payable by December first each year for borough use. Dogs must wear collars with owner name and registry tag. Violations carry fines from one to ten dollars with costs. aggressive or rabid dogs are prohibited from roaming. dangerous dogs may be killed police may remove nuisances. It repeals Ordinance No. 22 of 1898.
Farmers urged to insure with Patrons Mutual after frequent house and barn fire losses reported in the county paper. Our rates cover losses, with agents J W Botsford in Marion Center and James Speedy, secretary, at the Clymer Manufacturing Company office in Indians Pa.
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