Loveland’s Return to Fight for Love and Money Follows
Loveland contemplates leaving the country after a bitter dispute with Cadwallader Hunter’s circle, while Isidora helps him in a costly plan to mend his fortunes. He sends a cable to his mother from Dorloch, North Britain, hoping for funds as he hides his fragile state behind a brave facade and brief daylight shopping after a dinner with Isidora.
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Cadwallader Hunter
Loveland
Finge
Sue
Louisville
Abe
Tony
Isidora
Val
Bootland
Dorloch
North Britain
Yul
Neve
Canarda
Troy
Mae
King drag broader good roads plan via Pennsylvanian pamphlet
The Pennsylvania railroad promotes D Ward King and his King drag as the low cost method to build good roads. The pamphlet argues to preserve existing crust, avoid loose fill, and use a light cedar drag built from simple timbers to smooth and compact surfaces for better travel and drainage along railroad districts.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
D. Ward King
Pennsylvania Road
Mr. King
Dalia
Practical guidance for constructing a farm drag platform
The article provides detailed, step by step instructions for building a drag platform with cleats and boards, wiring the trace, and adjusting clevis positions. It discusses materials, alignment, and improvements like iron or steel edging and a wooden front, noting safety and maintenance considerations. It mentions The First National Bank of Indiana supplying all materials.
Progress Clubbing List for Cash Subscribers
The Indiana Progress offers a clubbing list for new and prepaid year subscribers. Rates include Progress with National Tribune 1.90, Progress with New York Weekly Tribune 1.76, Progress with Thrice a Week World 1.76, and multiple regional papers. Also listed are Pittsburg Dispatch and Weekly Dispatch options, Ohio Farmer weekly, Youth's Companion, National Stockman, Toledo Weekly Blade, St. Louis Globe Democrat two years, and New Idea Woman's Magazine. Address orders to THE INDIANA PROGRESS.
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Reading Daily
Progress
National Tribune
New York Weekly Tribune Farmer
New York
Pittsburg Daily Gazette Times
R. D
Soten
Pittsburg
Pepeeeres
Progresa
Ohio Farmer
Esaees
Toledo Weekly Blade
St. Louis Globe Democrat
New Idea Woman's Magazine
Indiana Progress
Table Cloths and Napkins Sale from Boggs & Buhl Pittsburgh
Listing details a large stock of table cloths and matching napkins in multiple sizes and fabrics including extra heavy bleached patterns, satin damask designs, and double damask options. Prices span from 3.76 to 1050 dollars per item, with many sizes listed and a note of 12 distinct patterns.
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Bho
Bla
Boggs & Buhl North Side
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Minnesota
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Bowery
Bat Hotel
Bill
P. Gordon
Parnsylvania FR. BR
First National Bank of Indiana
Pennington’s
J. H. St. Clair
BELL
Bell System
the Central District and Printing
Telegraph Company
Jordon & CO
Wazon Olla
Waverly Oil Works Co
Indepment Refiners
Waverly Special Auto Ol
Waverly Gaaclinos
Pauch Bros
Merchant Tailors
Marshall Building
Carpenter Avenue
Nixon Alley
Peopl Insurance Agen Bavings and Trust
Ingiana, Penna
Robert Mullen
Thomas Pealer Mullen
Victor Roller
David Ellis & Son
Penn Roller Flour Mills
Geo
Phila. Street
Josephine Poultry Farm
Cook Strates
Teektontus Suai
Legha
Rhode
Jelupd Reda
Columbian
Wye
Andottes
Cornish
Uae
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