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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1891

Page

5

Subscrib ers Rights and Fraud Under Postal Laws

A historical notice outlines subscription rules and penalties for nonpayment. It warns that failure to cancel, moving without informing, or leaving papers uncalled for can imply fraud and lead to arrest and fines under new postal laws. It also states advance payers must notify when ending to avoid continued charges.

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Thanksgiving Oysters and Farm Exchange News Across Greensburg

In Indiana PA area notices speak of Thanksgiving oysters at Andersons and live geese feathers at W M Cunninghams, plus Farmers Exchange ads for hay, butter and eggs, groceries, and selloffs. Sheriff Lewis attends Greensburg court. local traders tout boots, hosiery, and logging items. several community notices and obituaries appear alongside farm market chatter.

Anderson's Andersons's W. M. Cunninghams Lewis Greensburg Court Farmer's Exchange V. M. Clark J. M. Laughlin

Alexander Arrested After Cashiered Forged Notes Fraud

Ralph Walker and James S Black faced sums tied to B B Alexander Armstrong township affair. Alexander fled Pittsburg detectives pursued, leaped fences, and hid in an out house before capture. Police recovered a small cash amount, 38 caliber cartridges, and a watch. He is about 25 years old.

Ralph Walker James 8. Black Armstrong Township B. B. Alexander Alexander Walker Aps James S. Black Messrs. Walker Black Pittsburg G. W. Roof West Indiana McTighe Fitzgerald Twelfth Ward Central Station

Thanksgiving union service set for 26th Inst

Town pastors arrange a union thanksgiving service on the 26th inst. Rev. N. G. Miller of the M. E. church will preach at 10:30 a.m. in the Lutheran church. A committee including John Bryan W. W. Brithart A. W. Wilson D. B Ree and J. F. Barnes will receive and distribute the collection to the needy. Remember the scriptural note the poor ye have with you.

N.G. Miller M. E. Church John Bryan W. W. Brithart A. W. Wilson D. Bree J. F.barnes

McClellan and Grove to Marry in Columbus Today

In the home of Mrs. Samuel Grove this afternoon a marriage will unite J. J. McClellan M D of Columbus Ohio and Miss Annie L. Grove of this city. The ceremony will be at 2 p m performed by D Hall D D in the presence of intimate friends. The couple will depart tonight for Chicago and then make Buffalo their permanent home. The Progress offers congratulations.

Hetrick Bros Indiana Progress Office J. E. Wilkinson Isaiah Wilkinson Parkwood W.C. Bond Brockwayville Duluth Minnesota Jefferson County Punxsutawney John R. Clarke London Court House Woman’s Relief Corps Geo. C. Leopard Beaver Falls Louisiana R. R. Campbell William Irwin White Township Wagner West Wheatfield Lillie Stuchell Creekside Frances Stuchell West Indiana West Pike’s Peak Frances Studius Indiana County Mr. Neville Frank Vandervort Callop Samuel Grove J. J. MecClellan Germania Infirmary Columbus Annie L. Grove D. Hall D.D McClellan Miss Grove Chicago Buffalo Hosack Blairsville Steward Saltsburg A. N. Gilmo J. C. Lowman Kent Lawrence Kansas Nora Scott Homer City Harvey Jewell Anegheny City Bella McCreight Belle McCreight W. H. McCreight Washington Township T.M. M

Indiana Branch Schedule Change Pleases Blairsville Board

The P R R schedule change delays the Johnstown Accommodation by about 25 minutes at Blairsville, causing missed connections with the Southwest branch at Greensburg and late arrivals to Pittsburg. A. W. Wilson led a Board of Trade meeting and a railroad committee petitioned the P R R. Judge White urged Pittsburg officials to act, aiming to improve Indiana Branch service.

Johnstown Blairsville Greensburg Indiana Pittsburg Board of Trade A. W. Wilson Committee On Railroads and Transportation

Birthday Party Honors Rev. Krider on 50th Birthday

Approximately sixty friends gathered at the Cockport home of Rev. 8. Krider for a surprise fiftieth birthday celebration. Hosts brought gifts as a testimonial of affection, and Krider expressed thanks in his characteristic cordial manner.

Krider Cockport B. F. Williams Mr. Krider

Notice to Public From Former Employee Br A Jennernas

In reply to a recent Progress notice by F J Johnson I state my brief tenure ended last August I resigned voluntarily and never claimed ongoing employment I now work for a reliable firm selling planes organs sewing machines and music goods all guaranteed and ready to take orders

F. J. Johnson BR. A. Jennernas

Castoria Slogan Fragments Capture Nostalgic Ad Tone

Fragmentary ad copy recalls Castoria usage for babies children and infants. The garbled text presents repeated phrases about relief for sickness teething and crying with Castoria referenced as a remedy. No clear event or figure names appear.

Blairsville News in Brief from the Blairsville Area

Blairsville notes recount visits by residents from Allegheny and Homer City, a new Blairsville Rolling Mill charter, local injuries from a buggy accident and a mine incident, a fatal illness and a prominent death, a large private company hire, and social events. The town reports typhoid cases subsiding, a turkey hunt, local church services, and upcoming lectures with community appeal.

Herbert Moorhouse Allegheny F. H. Zimmers Allegheny City Rev. Fessee Johnstown John Moore Homer City Rev. Moore Liberty Street Lou Dunlap Derry Township Blairsville Crawfordsville Indiana Alice Beatty B. F. Beatty John Daum Robert Latimer Charles McConnell Maher McConnell Klingensmith M. M. Wilson Wilson Payminster West Penn Railroad

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THE Indiana Progress Synesnay A. T. Moorhead the Newe S “A Farmer’s Exchange Anderson’s Indiana House V. M Cunning Barns W. M. Cuonningham Drs. Salm & McClellan American House T. Hurd Rochester J.C. McCracken West End J. A. Johnston Hood Shields Rayne Township Ball’e Maud Weaver Bradford England Mies Maggie Campbell Western Union Henry T. EB. Clark First Street Eind Mest J. C. Greer U. P. Church M. Clark Guy C. Thompson Medical College Andrew Titterington Grant Township Decker’s Point Mount Pleasant Library Hall Beveridge Thompson Freeport Massachusets Mros V Patterson Bellefontaine Jack McMillen Daugherty Bros Kings Daughters of the J. StClair Thompson Indianapolis Farmer's Alliance Jerry Keith Grip Post Office Mitchell’s Mills Diamondville Edward O'Neal Lawrence Thompson P. BR. R Patton Mr.Orr Register and Recorder McGregor D. H. Duncan Providence Illinois Duncan Mise Craft Richmond Thia County George Rowe Hill Judge White M.C. Watson Mr. Henry D. H. Lucas H. M. Bell W. A. Guthrie A. Smith Messenger Paocress Rev.Johnston Chamberlain Mr. Johnston State Board of Agriculture McClellan—Grove Castoria Wes U. S. Gov’t C. C. McMahan Apollo Chas. Stratton E. M. Davis Mr. Pershing N. Good Kimmel Daniel B.jj Henry Spruce Cherryhill Green Townships Rome Jacksonville John Thompson Lou Walker Mary Robinson Blairsville Enterprise Catherine Jewell A. C. White Alex. Miller U. P R. R. Thomas Shaffer Norristown Music Hall Joseph K. Gotwallis Clarke Womans’ Relief Corps Brookville Indiana, Pa Prof Algere James Morris David Arthurs Willie C. Mack Jennie Cochran J. C. McKee Herman E. Crouse Sadie Richie Amanda J. Kimmel Annie Reiser Reeve Fanwaiz W. Nixon P.M Hetrick Broa Druggits G. W. Ultimo Iswes Revene Gerald, Pa& I. Rutter Weat Wheatfield Pademe Manas Ten Arbuckle Lion Jersey Farmers’ Exchange Corist Clurch Clerka Emsdiana Thie Nowent Canton
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