Local News and Political Campaign Commentary
The item urges readers to mail in community news such as anniversaries weddings and deaths and promises free publication. It also critiques William H Berry a Bryan Democrat candidate for governor arguing Republicans should back Keystone ticket candidates and predicts Berry faces large opposition in Pennsylvania elections.
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Inguiala
William H. Berry
Berry
Bryan
Hig Cage
Congress
Maine
Keystone
Champ Clark
Pennsylvania
Rome
Tener Leads Rally In Industrial Town Return Of Clerk
Pennsylvania political factions fracture as John Tener tours the state. Boardroom battles over Keystone and Berry fade as Tener draws crowds, promising Republican unity and strong tariffs. Ex-President Roosevelt lauds Pennsylvania’s laws while factionists debate continuing opposition.
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Mr. Tener
Keystone Party
Berry
Mr. Grim
Mr. Berry
Grim
Tener
Republican Party
Jeannette
Westmoreland County
Glass House
Pennsylvania
United States
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Commonwealth
Roosevelt
Pittsburg
Orchard Demonstration Near Grise more
A public demonstration in the orchard of A G Glenn near Grisemore was led by B C Bowers of the State Division of Zoology. An address covered practical orchard care methods while T O Feter of the same division displayed apples and other fruit from the state model orchards. Growing interest in fruit farming surrounds Grigemore with several new orchards started.
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A. G. Glenn
Grisemore
B. C. Bowers
State Division of Zoology
T. O. Feter
Division of Zoology
Grigemore
Nothing Romantic About Being Walter Progress Preview
Lord Loveland, a young Englishman seeking a moneyed bride in America, becomes a waiter and endures hardships that reveal his real character. He proves a lovable, manly suitor as adventures in discovering America unfold, promising an intense story. First chapter in the Progress next week.
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Walter
Lord Loveland
America
Four Winde
Atherien
Progreas
Postcards Mark 46th Birthday and 26th Progress Readership
George W. Martin of town celebrated his 46th birthday with friends sending postcards. The event also marked his 26th anniversary as a reader of the Progress newspaper.
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George W. Martin
Town
Deaths from local area Mrs Lockard and others
News notes list multiple obituary items from the region. Mrs Sarah Jane Lockard widow of David Lockard died October 2 1910 at her son in law Prof Harry Condron Blairsville after two weeks illness. Born Pittsburg December 12 1854 she lived in Cockport then farm east of town and Oak Street home. Survived by twelve children and two sisters and one brother. Funeral held with ministers in town and Homer City friend officiating. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. Also Mrs Sarah A Blose of West Mahoning township died September 25 aged 72 years 11 months two days survived by husband and several children. Interment White Church Cemetery at Hamilton. Mr J R Fulton former resident died at Ridley California August 17 aged 87 years. Survived by children including D B Fleck near Smickshore and several in California and Nebraska. J Cummings Brown of Creekside died in Chicago last week. funeral in Creekside with interment Greenwood Cemetery. Survived by parents and six brothers and two sisters.
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Sarah Jane Lockard
David Lockard
Harry Condron
Blairsville
Lockard
Jones
Pittsburg
Cockport
Sha
Oak Street
A. H. Allison
Marion Center
J. Wilee McCartney
Town
H.D. Condron
Thomas Caddock
Quincy, Ill
W. W
George W
Charles R
Harry L
James
Punxsutawney
Hlmer E
Chicago
A. J
Concord
N. H
D. J
Portamouth
Elizabeth Kennedy
Amanda Notley
Cherry Tree
Howard Jones
Kansas City
J. Wilse McCartney
North Seventh Street
J. D. Brownlee
A. J. Furman
Homer City
J. W. Cary
M. B. Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Sarah A. Blose
Sarah Ann Blose
West Mahoning Township
Gilbert Stear
Ruffner
Clymer
John Blose
Washington Township
Lee Blose
Cowaneville
Joseph Blose
West Mahoning’ Township
Ebert Blose
Reynoldsville
J. R. Fulton
J R. Fulton
Ridley
Cal
Wimner
Neb
California
D. B. Fleck
Smickshore
B. Fulton
Anna Kendall
Mary Hargrove
W. M. Fulton
Nebraska
Cummings Brown
J. Cummings Brown
Creekside
John Brown
Day ton Held Banner Fair At Armstrong Exposition
Dayton fair drew big crowds and strong exhibits, eclipsing prior Dayton Agricultural and Mechanical Association shows. Attendance Thursday esti mated 10 000 to 15 000 with over fifty autos from Indiana Punxsutawney Butler and other points. Farmers from Armstrong and surrounding counties won premiums for cattle swine sheep and horses while Mrs Ritchey and Mrs Bricker led cake fruit and fancy work prizes. Wilmer Stewart elected superintendent and manager of Indiana Carriage Company.
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Dayton
Armstrong County
Dayton Agricultural and Mechanical Association
Tdeal Wather
Indiana
Punxsutawney
Butler
Armatrong
Thomas Watt
Armstrong Township
O. C. Lewis
West Mahoning Township
John Steffy
West Mahoning
Lydick
Bay Aingle
Samuel Miller
Armatrong Township
Walker Raleigh
South Mahon
Charles Bricker
George Black
P. Kammerciener
Echo
Robert Mateer
Goheenville
Q. M. Wilson
Kittanning
Edward Ritchey
John Bricker
Smickeburg
In Memoriam for Past Grand William B. Shepherd
The Cherry Tree Lodge mourns the death of Past Grand William B. Shepherd after a brief illness. Initiated in 1900 he served as Noble Grand in 1902 and 1907 as a devoted Odd Fellow and family man. The lodge drapes its charter for 30 days, and a memorial is sent to the family with full lodge ceremony and final tribute.
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William B. Shepherd
Shepherd
Cherry Tree Lodge
Odd Fellowship
Odd Fellows
Cherry Tree
Brother
Splendid small farm near city offers bargain and belongings
An 20 acre farm with G1700 price features Tovla and Qrone, good road access, 2%4 miles to trolley and railroad, pasture, fruit trees, wood, springs, a new G room dwelling, barn, well, stream, and immediate sale includes horse, carriage, tools, crops. Also includes dairy and livestock offerings, farm equipment, and a large two story house with ample outbuildings priced around 7700 with cash terms.
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Bargaria
H. A. Birout
Union Bank Bldg
Pittsburg
Broun
Delaware County
Halance Agay
Btraut
Bank
Pittaburg
Pennatrout
Unio
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Indiana Progress
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John K. Thner
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Henry Houck
G. Frederick Wright
J. N. Langham
Assembly
James T. Henry
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Donkey Party
Keystoner
John K. Tener
Edwin 9. Stuart
Keystone’ Party
Allentown
Webster Grim
Clarence Gibbons
Gibbons
Gibbony
Democratic Organization
Philadelphia
Arthur G. Dewalt
Indiana Carriage Company
Wilmer Stewart
Indiana Market
Blair Lumber Co
J. C. Agey
R. D. No
Clark Hamilon
South Heventh Street
Lawrence Campbell
Bilder Peeler
Alexander Campbell
L. C. Hasinger
Will
Pete J. C. Mears
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Addrega
J. G. McCrorey
Broadway
New York City
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Progress Office
E. Kunkle
Creekside R. D
J. A. Neely
Apollo
Progrea
Armour
Frank Douglass
Wallace Dey Goods Company
Ladies’ & Misses
Cremony
Jamestown
J. C. Wallace & Son, Proprietors
Mack
H. T. Ross
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W.S. Daugherty
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