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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1914
Page
4
Obituary notices and poetry section appear in the Indiana Progress issue dated November 18 1044. Cards of thanks and related notices priced at five cents per line. Cash must accompany every copy and communications sent to Indiana Progress Indiana Pa.
Washington Star editorial argues Wilson concentrated control of the Democratic Party, dictated policies, and forced tax and tariff measures. It claims many Democrats protested in private but faced suspicion, while insurgency grew as the party neared disaster under his “iron rule.”
A light local item notes Mr Turkey taking a day off as the Great Lois Turkey Gobbler greets the younger turkey. The playful scene features the little turkey and a festive mood surrounding Thanksgiving week.
A historical exhortation urges gratitude beyond wealth, praising contentment and cheerful living. It argues true wealth is inner, seeks to inspire a nation with songs of cheer, and calls readers to make this period a genuine time of thanksgiving.
The text notes that Thanksgiving as observed today is non sectarian and non regional, uniting the nation in family reunions cheer and gratitude. It emphasizes a common day across the Union where Americans celebrate together with goodwill.
A fragment mentions Rev. Mr. Goodman-Well Wille asking if Willie enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner. Willie replies he did not because they had company and he had to eat with his fark.
Public vendue to be held at the Court House in Godin Penursylvania under writs of attachment, execution, and levies issued by the Court of Common Pleas. Bidders may attend to bid on real property and other assets exposed for sale as authorized by law.
The notice describes two parcels in Blairsville and Burrell Township Indiana County Pennsylvania. It details the right of way, boundary lines, and acreage for the Blairsville Land Improvement Company and heirs of Lane Dixon. The description includes multiple course bearings and distances, a 50 foot street, and references to enamel factory buildings and rail facilities. The sale is set by judgment in December with bidding at the sheriff's sale and payment requirements.
A free bazaar will be held in the Episcopal Sunday school room on Friday November 20 and Saturday November 21. Paney work aprons and food booths will be available. Doors open at 4:00 PM Friday and 8:00 PM Friday. Miss Wdna Cogswell presents a play titled A Patr of Frauds. All proceeds go to mission efforts.
The Savings and Trust Company of Indiana Pennsylvania as administrator of the estate of William Mlaming deceased will offer at public sale on Friday December 4 at 2 00 o clock P M at the Court House Indiana Pennsylvania immediately after the sheriff s sales the real estate consisting of a house and lot on West Oak street Indiana Pa
Window display touts Spanish leather rockers priced at 15,006 or $16 claimed to be best value. Store offers Christmas storage. Ad from H H Steving Furniture and Undertaking Co promotes Winters' restaurant behind the street car station Indiana Mark ees. Oysters advertised as strictly fresh at Winters' restaurant rear of street car station.
A formal resolution urges the use of fresh air in daily life and work and asks others to follow the example. It states resolve to sleep, work, play, and live in the fresh air and to promote the practice to peers. The measure emphasizes health and lifestyle benefits.
Monday November 23 the Auditorium presents J Hart Joyce Manners comedy Peg O My Heart a tale set in Hogland summer colony home of the Chichesters Peg arrives with Irish dog Michael and stirs a strict family with wit and romance Peg helps block an elopement and flirts with Jerry an English nobleman as Peg proclaims love’s young dream in a lively stage piece to close with a sale announcement
Thanksgiving sale of dining room chairs buffets tables and complete sets in oak mahogany walnut and more at reduced prices. Also notice of private sale ordered by Indiana County Orphans Court guardian Gilbert Solason to sell an undivided five one hundredths of land in Pine Township to Peter Conway for 135 dollars.
A dense, partially legible excerpt lists a long land description with bearings and distances in feet, followed by notices including annual meeting dates for a society in Indiana and a series of classified ads. It includes references to property boundaries, owners or claimants, and various commercial listings such as livestock, real estate, and services, with dates around 1944 and within a local Indiana, Pennsylvania context. The text mixes legal, auction, and sale notices with contact cues and parcel descriptions.
Listing details a 40 acre John Creek farm in White Township five miles north of Indiana with a two story frame house and outbuildings. Also a wool room with two bells and alinyas for sale or move. For rent a room suitable for framing studio as offered by Gor Studio. Box 42 Glen Campbell Pa. 46-1tp
A damaged OCR fragment mentions good buildings fine water and timber with a coat of Sitonertown. Sob Itnth Stewart Iinx 47 Cokaville Pa and 45 2ty are readable parts of a local notice or advertisement.
Auction notices list sales at Laney farm in Armstrong township west of Créte church on Friday November 20 at noon including horses sheep cattle hogs farm equipment and grain. Followed by Ragher farm near Wheatfield station East Wheatfield township sale Monday November 23 at 1 pm with horses cattle hogs vehicles machinery hay and grain by the bushel and other items. Also Joseph Winger sale two miles north of Indiana on Marion Center road Friday November 27 at noon featuring cows mare hogs harness mowing machine binder corn oats hay and a 128 acre farm with buildings offered at the same time. Auctioneers listed as R. W. Grorgh H. C. Cameron Lob Ragber and others.
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