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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1902

Page

4

Advance in Wages and Rates Reflect Prosperity

A 1902 report links higher railroad wages to rising freight rates amid record traffic and a freight car shortage. Crops here and Europe’s demand boost shipments, while Republican prosperity and a 1904 election outlook fuel optimism. Rates, if raised, are deemed based on legitimate factors.

Europe United States Congress

Thanksgiving Day Proclaimed Amid Nation’s Prosperity

President and governors designate tomorrow as a day of thanksgiving citing peace and prosperity. Obituary notes James A Cunningham of Nantygio dies at 21 7 16 from typhoid fever after 36 days illness, survived by ill father and brother. A brother Charles died recently. Also reports of accidents, hog butchering, church events, and library hall entertainment scheduled with a dime social and moving pictures event.

United States James A. Cunnningham John Cunningham Nantygio Wintondale Baptist Church Christian Endeavor Society Wehrom Charles

Personal Briefs Show Local Residents Visiting Pittsburg

A long list of residents from town and nearby areas are noted visiting Pittsburg and other towns this week. Names include Mr. G. R. Stewart Mrs. Harry McCreary Mr. George Row Mr. R. M. Thomas Photographer T. B. Clark and many others with trips to Johnstown Blairsville Butler Kellysburg Martintown and Indiana among first names and towns.

G. R. Stewart Pittsburg Harry McCreary George Row Lorain Indiana R. M. Thomas Neat Town T. B. Clark Salisbury R. N. Ray Johnstown J. Telford Town Waa Blairsville H. J. Kinkaid Church Street Butler Robert Grosse Chicago Ada Spicher Kellyaburg Clair Sloan Kellysburg Hugh Speedy Braddock Edith Fleming Neely Suckbane Sabah

Dr King’s New Life Pills Advertised By Reader

D. H. Turner of Dempseytown Pa lauds Dr King’s New Life pills as grand medicine for constipation stomach and liver troubles claiming it made him a new man in two weeks. 26¢ at several local drug stores including Daugherty Bros. Indiana Pa Wm I Moore Homer City Pa L N Parks Marion Center Pa and drag stores.

A. I. Headley Tilden Ind Daugherty Bros Indiana Wm. I. Moore’s Homer City L. N. Park’s Marion Canter Dmgatores Dr. King D. H. Turner Dempseytown Marion Center

Smathers postmaster Elmer Lewis moves to Coral town

Mr. Elmer Lewis former postmaster and merchant at Smathers now operates a groc ery in Coral the new coal and coke town south of Graceton He has erected a storeroom and will conduct a grocery business. A damaged telescope and personal items lost between Indiana and Adam Carnahan's farm run with a reward offered at the Process office. Trade notices and local ads follow including estate and store sales and personnel changes.

R. M. Stewart Jacksonville Allegheny Grace King’s School of Oratory Alonzo Sides Annie Ross Vandergrift Ida Walker E. E. Hadden Lizzie Penn Run Elmer Lewis Smathers Coral Graceton Lewis Indiana Adam Carnahan

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