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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1899

Page

4

What Indiana Needs and Cigarette Morality Shifts

A local town in Pennsylvania boasts pretty streets and a Normal School yet lacks sewerage, urged as a sanitary necessity to boost property values. An essay compares cigarette concern to persistent debt collection, arguing for public pressure and responsible behavior.

Indiana Pennsylvania Board of Health

Laird and Thompson Renominated Supported by Indiana Republicans

The Indiana county Republican base united in urging unanimous renomination for state legislators M K Laird and H J Thompson. They praise faithful service, attendance, and voting conviction. The piece urges voters in February to elect capable councilmen and progressive public servants. It notes road bill preparation and National Republican League plans for a 1900 convention with potential sites.

Messrs. Laird Thompson Indiana County M. K. Laird H. J. Thompson Indiana National Republican League Washington, D.C Chicago Indianapolis St. Louis St. Paul Galveston Philadelphia

Deckers Point School Monthly Report and Local Notices

The Deckers Point school in Grant township reports for the second month ending November 10 showing 38 students with 97 percent male and 95 percent female attendance. Names of those who missed no days include Mary Rice and others. teachers listed as Ollie Nurr. Also notes Mr. C. B. Apple plans to move to Durham, South Carolina in January and sell his jewelry stock. An advertisement urges health for women and promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for digestive and blood issues with endorsement from Indiana area stores.

Deckers Point Grant Township Mary Winnie Sadie Rice Edith Huldah Raleigh Mable Barker Katie Palmer Gra Able Rosie Stonebraker Frank Emerson Reithmiller Harry Rice Ariel Able Homer Burker Clair Kidd Clark Philips Willie Stonebraker Ollie Nurr Wal T. E. Hildebrand Indiana W. I. Moore Homer City M. G. Miller Blairsville Covode Rodkey James Shields John Snyder James Fleming Squire Crawford Sotter & Shaffer A. T. Simson

Missionary funds set for Porto Rico churches

The general committee on missionary work of the Methodist church split funds for home missions among non-English speaking groups. German ($42,348) and Spanish ($14,850) led the allocations, with French ($4,650) and Chinese ($9,000). Two new churches planned for Porto Rico at Ponce and San Juan, maintenance appraised at $6,000 with $3,881 on hand. Italian work in several cities praised. new US allocations included Norwegian/Danish ($19,826), Japanese including Honolulu ($9,000), Italian ($13,682).

Wassington General Committee Methodist Church Aments Chinega Porto Rico Ponce San Juan Church Extension Society New Orleans New York Cincinnati Chicago Buffalo United States Honolulu

Carney reunion greet homecoming after 30 years

Tecumseh Kansas resident William A Carney returns after a 30 year absence to surprise his mother in Strongstown. He plans a short home visit and is noted for rapid progress since moving west. The piece also lists several local movements, farm sales, and social notes including school sentiment, duties, and community notices from Covode Willet and Watergas areas.

J. D. Fry Seward Indiana Samuel Sheffer Bellefonte J. A. McCullough Freeport D. H. Bee Marion Center New York City Bee Robert T. van Horn Kansas City W. J. Roberts Mia Mr. Getty Ping Flata H. H. Roberts Oklahoma City Ter A. Z. Schock Bloomsburg W. D. Gates Sayre Bradford County G. R. Eppley Johnstown J. ©. Rugh Sixth Street H. ©. Buterbaugh Friendaville Ind Taylorsville D. N. Barber McGraw Kan Barber John C. Miller Plumville Green Township Glen Campbell Strongstown William A. Carney Tecumseh Carney Mr. Carney E. R. Carney Pine Township Joseph Hill Samuel Hill New York Regular Army Cuba A. J. Croft Surveying Corps Wintondale Company Wm. T. Duncan Samuel Duncan Morrellville Bart Myers John Marshall Homer City Wintondale Laney & Robertson Thos. P. Barnes Dunlo Wm. A E. R. Carey Ebensburg Mertie Fetterman Nancy Fetterman A. B. Bennett Ebenaburg M. L. Keller John Graham Jacob Brown Peter Shilling

Watches Dirt Cheap Watch Sale By Local Shop

Four dozen key wind watches offered at half their original price with prices listed as 2.50 8.60 and 4.00 each. W Webble, watchmaker and optician advertises in a local notice along with a shoe offer for gents and boys with heavy soles to keep feet warm at Shar Tetts.

W. Webble Shar- Tetts

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