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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1899

Page

3

First Thanksgiving to the Colonists and Southern Adoption

A historical overview traces America's first Thanksgiving proclaimed by Winthrop as a fast in Massachusetts, its rapid turn to a feast, and subsequent spread to New York and other colonies. It notes Harvard influence fixing the date to the last Thursday in November, Virginia debates leading to Governor Wise’s 1857 proclamation, and the South’s embrace of Thanksgiving before the Civil War briefly diminished its popularity.

Massachusetts New England Winthroys Charlestown Massachusetts Bay Winthrop America Kieft Nieuw Amsterdam New York Forbes Fort Duquesne Alleghany Monongahela Fort Pitt Pittsburg New Hampshire Harvard College South Virginia Johns Mason and Dixon Washington Jesus Wise Dixie Washington Star

The First Thanksgiving in Early American History

The article traces Thanksgiving origins from Plymouth and Puritan traditions to early New Netherland practices. It notes Priscilla Mulline’s cooking at the common house and references John Alden and Miles Standish in legend. It cites Young’s Chronicle with a Massachusetts record date February 22, 1631 and mentions Washington’s birth a century later. Wars and famine affected celebrations in 1675. Connecticut did not celebrate that year, but New York resumed next year per the mail.

George Washington Dame Brewster Priscilla John Alden Miles Standish Young Massachusetts Colony of New England Connecticut Colony New York

The National Feast and the True American Bird

A compact historical note on the Thanksgiving turkey as the true American symbol. It traces the bird’s European attention from 1584 reports by explorers to Brillat Savarin’s praise, then notes its current range from the Alleghenies to the Southwest. It closes with a description of domesticated turkey serving and Cranberry sauce. Boston Tiers quotes conclude.

Turkey Samuel Johnson Axacan North Carolina Virginia Epicures Worslin John Smith William Gyod Europe Brillat- Savarin Alleghany Blue Ridge Mountains Florida Southwest New England Boston

Grain-O Beverages Backed by Customer Testimony

A reader urges coffee drinkers to switch to Grain-O made from pure grains claiming quick, lasting benefits. The letter notes Grain-O nourishes the system, suits children, and provides a delicious, healthy beverage for all ages with packages available at grocers for 15c or 25c.

Harvest Home in Great Britain Celebrates Thanksgiving Folklore

The Atlanta Constitution notes Thanksgiving in Britain as harvest home a festive season uniting nobility and peasantry. Lords host house parties with games outdoor sports and para dances while wheat decorations adorn halls and stories of courtship fill the celebrations.

Great Britain Arle Tes London Atlanta Constitution

List of Jurors Drawn for December Term of Court

Jurors drawn for the December term commence dates in December list multiple districts with names such as Armstrong Clark S Taylor Blacklick John Anderson Banks J R Kulp George Urer and others. The December 11 and December 18 sessions include numerous panels with districts Blairsville Cherryhill Conemaugh Green Homer City Indiana Montgomery Mahoning Marion Center Pine Saltsburg Logan Washington Wheatfield White and more, naming jurors and head jurors in each panel.

Armstrong Clark S. Taylor Blacklick John Anderson Banks J.R Kulp George Urer Brushvalley E._ A. Buchanan Blairsville R. H. Davis Marshall Dowds Dance Harvey Tiger Philip Comb Harry Owt Cherryhill Frank Moorhead Russells Ray Grant Willis J. Farnsworth Thomas Kime Glen Campbell S. L. Fyoek Green E. P. Cabb Mahoning South A. W. Steele Mcraughey North T. Simson Marion Center James W. van Horm Pine Hawksworth White J. R. Robbins Wheatfield Exst Johnston Lawson Young H. H Blakley Armatrong Ralston Walker W. A. Vorlage, Jr Wm. Iseman Oscar Akers D. L. Ross War G. Reed W. A. Grant Burrell Albert Howe N. C. Nesbit A C. Pahbel Daniel Altimus S Blacklick A Archibald Cherrytree H. B. Hawes J. G. Ackerson Cans George D. Snyder Wim. M.fleck Wilber C. Brown Montgomery George Bank West B. F. Reitz Mahonine George Black Rayne Blair McGara Sanford Pattison Sheloca Henry Schaeffer Saltsburg Adawi Grine Logan Moore Washington John A. Burns Samuel Spence W. H. Boreland Elmer H. Boreland Pattison Burt Cummins Elmer Dick Clarence A. Shirely Harry C. Neal C. H. Scott Elmer Hart G. W. Neal James G. Dunlap, Sr G. B. Carnahan Levi Boyle Center E. J. Miller Wesley Askins Frank Byers Hen¢ Wissinger Conemaugh Wm. C. Ewing J_ H. Highberger Grant—Coulter J_ Dilts J. M. Thompson Greene W. P. Stahl Homer City Fred Burton John M. Jamison James Kaufman Indiana A. C. Braughter Robert M. Kerr John McGaughey A. L. Gilbert J. Wilse McCartney C. F. Myers Montgomerys Wm. Churchill Ebert Kinter A. L. Guthrie D. Kerr

Salisburg and Pine Township Properties in Sheriff's Sale

At 2:00 PM the sheriff advertises multiple tracts of land in Salisburg and Pine Township, Indiana County, Pennsylvania. The description covers two outlots in Salisburg bounded by railroad beds and a Conemaugh river water line, plus several Pine Township parcels totaling hundreds of acres with timber, coal underlays, and farm buildings. Notices name Charles Lockhart versus plaintiff and S. P. McClemens as another suit with December 1899 term.

Indiana L. Pattioy Phila Sharretts Salisburg County of Pennsylvania Towit Samuel Waddle Said Waddle Conemaugh Western Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania Can Charles Lockhart J. A. C. Rufpler Werrrine & Miller T.S. Neal Sheriffs Office

Land interests in Indiana county tract under Earhart suit

One defendant WM Earhart and Mary Slusser hold two thirds of a 140 acre parcel in Conemaugh township Indiana County Pennsylvania. The tract includes a two story brick house a frame barn and outbuildings and is described by a lengthy compass bound survey ending at the original starting post. The property was seized in a suit of Dr E B Earhart the plaintiff in December term 1899 Scorr of the defendant.

North Mahoning Township Indiana County Pennsylvania A. J.T. Crawford Jno. Beck Indiana Punxsu Tawney Webster Sutter Henry and Michhael Peiffer Simon B Oliver Pine Township State of James Downey John O'Neal Cherryhill Township P. McClemens Cherryhill James Lewis Jacob Lydick Johnston Moorhead Luther Hellman Mery M. Denison Stuchul Samuel Nelson Agnes J. Nelson White Township County Adams McLain Robert Wiggins Sophia Shambaugh Carl Shambaugh D. Andrewa Banks Township Glen Campbell Clark & Irwin Glenwood Coal Company Aust William Rankin Graham Wheatfield Township Harry Dick Henry McCormick Armagh Borough Snd Samuel Hutchinson E B. Patchin John H. Patchin John N. Ake Armstrong Township Armstrong County White Oak James McClarken Heira James Ralston A. Montgomery John Ralston Heirs James Heftiefinger Crooked Creek Samuel Kimmel S Postin Road James McCracken W. P. Armstrong Annie M. Earhart WM. Earhart Mary Slusser Conemaugh Township Towit John Wilson Wm. Sweeney Aken E.B Earhart Scorr Strongstown County of F. A. Cresswell Nancy Fetterman Armagh Road Anid Margaret.a. Garver F. A Creawell Cunsinenam & Fisnen Centre Township Homer City Yellow Creek Road Gard Road Frank Dougherty C.hobough J. M. Guthrie James K. Deemer George Mack Security Savings & Loan Association Minnespolis Minnesota

Prompt Life Policy Payment by Equitable Life

The facts concerning Mr. W. A. Sutton of Rochester Mills Pa show the promptness of Equitable Life in paying policies and support the wisdom of taking assurance promptly.

W. A. Sutton Rochester Mills

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Castorti Ion Ohigewe Dominion Company Dept. 3 Chicago E W. Grove R. W. Weuele Sheriff's Sales Court of Common Pleas Court House Indians Mary A Shaffer Maria McClemens D. W. Stahl George Patchin Thomas Barrett A. W. Patchin Basks Indiana, Pa James Armstrong Ussingham & — Alsg Aim Margaret A. Garver Albert Young Bot Fington Township R. L. Beat Pest Fletcher Bracken Red Oak Post Geo. H. Matthes Cambria Iron Company John Dodson Maple William Young Fi. Fa Cosmingham & Fisher H.W. Tomb Nortce Neal Sheriff's Office Indians, Pa Brilhart China J. H. Brilhart & Son S. W. Guthrie P.a Standard Oil Co Itd Barnes Penn’a East End George Wheeler Philadelphia ST Mall Pan-American Drug CO BROS
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