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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1904

Page

5

Local Notes From West Wheatfield Area Patched With Visitors

Local correspondence lists numerous guests and callers across townships including West Wheatfield Johnstown Robinson and Bolivar. Frequent visits involve families such as Wagner Houston Nixon Jamison and Brendlinger while church activities and local lectures are noted along with road and property developments in Dixonville and Marchand.

West Garfield Charles Felton Clyde Bolivar Horace Riddle Lockport Robinson Henry Beppler Pittsburg West Mahoning Township Alex. Coleman Alex Francis Elkin Wo. Kimple Chambersville David Good J. W. Haskell Agusta Homer Lewis Saltsburg Saltsbury

Local Visitors Mentioned In Valley Notes

Mrs Mary Arnold of Warren C is visiting relatives in the valley. Sammrel Nelson is all ami y. Wallhen Dick is visiting relatives in the valley.

Mary Arnold Warren, C Sammrel Nelson Ami Y

Indiana Markets Names and Prices Faint in Fragment

A fragmented OCR snippet lists various market items and prices in a jumbled Indiana market context. It mentions flour, cabbage, pork, and beef substitutes with unclear spellings and place names, suggesting a midsection stock or price listing from a historical newspaper page.

Pittsburg Markets November 14 Grain and Livestock Report

Market notes for Pittsburg dated November 14 show corn prices for No. 2 yellow shelled and ear, oats values across grades, hay and dairy product quotes including eggs butter cheese and milk products, plus cattle and sheep classifications with price ranges. Names Joseph Wagoner and locations Philadelphia Street, Clarksburg, Chambersville appear among classified ads inviting advertising.

Joose New York New Ohio Pew

Bargains Mirror Ten Days Sale With Deep Price Cuts

New stock of overcoats and suits heavily discounted. Wool coats from 5.90, youths and boys coats and suits marked down from 7 to 3.98 or lower, men's shoes 1.19 and up, ladies shoes from .98 to 1.95, hats 0.37 and up, school shoes 0.75 and up, heavy winter caps 0.23 and up, plus a full line of pants, skirts, wrappers, suit cases, tele scopes and more.

Tidal Wave flour sales drive steady market energy

If the outside world runs dull, our shop stays busy with constant activity. The energy here spreads to customers who keep the market humming. Flour sells whether dull or active, with Tidal Wave at $1.85 per sack and Victor Roller at $1.65 per sack as confident buyers push on to victory.

Price Victor Roller

Linen and china display promotes Haviland porcelain sales

A local advertorial boasts increased activity in the china business this season. It highlights Haviland, Austrian, English porcelain, and American-made goods with 100 piece sets priced from 6 to 30 dollars and white tea sets at 25 cents for six cups and saucers.

Haviland

Rain Coats Offer Fall Styles In Men And Women

A local ad highlights fall rain coats for men in brown and gray with hard or soft finish, about fifty inches long from ten dollars. Ladies coats in dark gray and mixed fabrics with belted backs priced from ten to fifteen dollars, with options at twelve fifty and fifteen.

Thanksgiving the Next Legal Holiday

Thanksgiving the Next Legal Holiday home reunions this time it may be new linens are wanted. The supply is here will show them to you by sample or at the counter. Table linens 64 to 72 inches pure linen at 75c to 1.50. Linen and cotton blends 56 to 72 inches 25c to 65c. Napkins 3.50 to 4 a dozen. Towels 50c to 2 a pair.

Indiana M.A. Packard Fine Shoes Walker Shoes

Fall Dress Goods at One Dollar to One Fifty

One of the finest dress goods selections on these shelves offers blacks melrose sharkskin Crap de Alma Bara thea cloth crepon malabars and more. Prices include $1 $1.25 and $1.50 per yard with Yankee homespun novelty goods at 54 inches for $1.25 Castor covert 52 inches at $1.50 and habit cloth 52 inches at 85 cents.

What the Basement Offers and Narrow List

A fragment lists basement sale items with prices including hard maple boards for bread 10c, graphite soap drainer 5c, heavy steak pounder 10c, large wire toaster 15c, basting fork 10c, Rollman food chopper 50c, long handle corn pepper 10c, fancy cake cutters 3c and 4c, wire boilers 10c, a boy’s wind watch 1.00, buckwheat griddles 75c, maple chair seats 6c 8c 0c, crumb trays 25c, clothesline per dozen 5c, Dr Kaiser's toilet soap 2 for 5c, tack hammers and granite ware.

Rollman

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James Mack Pitts_burg R.G. Mack Martha Cunningham Rugh Station Bert Matthews Jennie A. Hutchison Philadelphia Inlaw Samuel Hutchison H. M. Harbison Nancy Fox Ernest Brinker Minnie Shanks C. G. Dick Misses Mollie Mabel Patchinere Florence Dick Andrew Luther C. B. Mack H.L. Fry Charles Sweet Myrtle McLaughlin Cramer John McLaughlin Heshbon Kenneth Spackman Locust Harry Holsapple Matthew McKelvey Ligonier C. N. McKelvey J. Hutchison West Lebanon Fulton Bert Hayden Bari Anns Henry Indiana Normal Rev N.b.kelley New Athens Sadie Holstein W. C. Fulton Katherine Fulton Washington Gray Holstein Cupper Messers Coulter George Clarksburg Sadie Brady Will Stiver Ella Dixonvilly Widdowson Seiday Nelson Barr Clair Kinter Dixonville William Moorhead Glenwood Coal Company Shanksville Smith Penshue D. N. Barboy Dixon Run Shelocta Margaret Wiscns Iudi Walker A. W. McCracken Samuel Blakley Vis Elderton Hin Beatty M. B Armagh John Dias Raymond Elliot Harvey Lowery Turtle Creek R.A. Tomb Vanderpritt Heights W. Tomb Johnstown Tomth Willian Southwell Henry Wilson Mechanicsburg Rev. Bowser Pine Plats Brushvalley Mr. Cephas Mack Probuch Bulter Ib. Bey Sacu Joseph Wagoner Philadelphia St Pittsburg Clothing House Indiana House The Tribune Farmer National Illustrated Agricultural Weekly NEW York Tribune Farmer Tribune New York City Indiana Progress Fessony David Ellis & Son Indiana, PA Penn Roller Flour Mills Wallace Dry Goods Co Wallace Dry Goods Company Brussels the Wallace Dry Goods Co Jd. C. Wallace & Son, Proprietors Philadelphia Street Oxford Peter Thompson M. A. Packard Ladies’ Suit Department Castor Pate Buster Brown Russia Norfolk
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