Local notices and sales listed in Indiana Progress 1922
The page lists subscription terms in advance and county offices with officials, followed by multiple public auction notices. Auctions cover farm stock including horses cattle hogs and poultry, farm implements, household goods, and a selection of merchandise from the Kim mell store. Locations include Creekside and Sheloda with dates in late October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedder
Thomas
Trimble
Clymer Streat
Poland
P.M. Kimmell
Sheloda
F. M. Kimmell
U Harry O. Kimmill
T. W, George
Republican ticket listed for statewide offices
The slate includes Governor Gifford Pinchot and Lieutenant Governor David J. David for the Republican ticket along with David Reed Pepper Woodward for U S Senator. James PF and others are named for various roles including James Woodward for U S Senate, Nathan L. Strong for Congress, Elder Peeler and Charles R. Grimth for Assembly, and Robert S. Gawthorp as Judge of Superior Court.
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Republican Ticket
Gifford Pinchot
David J. David Secy
Tntecnn
James PF
Woodward
U. S
David A. Reed
George W. Pepper
Ceansul
Robert
Gawthorp
Congress
Nathan L. Strong
Assembly
Peeler
Charles R. GriMth
Indiana Progress seeks farmers support in countywide drive
The Indiana Progress publishes a special edition in cooperation with the Indiana County Farm Bureau to boost Farm Bureau membership and widen its farm, livestock, and poultry coverage. Extra copies are mailed to progressive farmers. subscription rates are listed and a trial subscription is encouraged. Also reports several local notices and small ads including broken-arm injuries and a public notice about trespass supplies.
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Progrrss
Worldie Progress
Para Bureau
Indiana County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Indiana County
Oureely Progress
Progress
Hix
Progresy
Indiana
Han
Auction Sale of Automobiles and Accessories Friday Oct 26
Auction sale of automobiles and accessories set for Friday at 12 30 o clock in the garage of W M Dow ner Sons Co rear of Bis mill. Includes 1920 Oldsmobile two 1918 Oakland 1918 Kissel car tires and parts for Ford Cleveland Chandler bench drill and other items. T H Fennell assignee AR W George auctioneer 41 21¢
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Downer & Sons Co
Bismill
Oldsmahire
H. Fennell
W. George
Sutter kin and visitors attend funerals and wills noted
Mr and Mrs Henry Sutter of Satem Ohio return home after visiting G M Sutter relatives and attending the funeral of Mrs Carr sister to a local family. News mentions Lot White of Detroit and Jennings of Buffalo visiting, Zilla Simpson and Ruth called to see her ailing mother, and George Crit visiting from Townsonbury. Estates of Joseph A Hart and Samuel Sunderland are divided among heirs with executors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sutter
Satem
G. M. Sutter
Carr
C. C. Sutter State
Lot White
Detroit
Mich
Jennings
Buffalo
George M. Sutter
Zilla Simpson
Ruth
William Wamill
Clark Perley
Punxsutawney
Mel Sparran Taille
Joseph A. Hart
Young Township
Tix
Savings & Trust Company
Samuel A .Sunderland
Cherry Tree
Telford
Peori# Smith
Willam Sunderland
Edna Griffith
500 Feet of Velophone Line Disappears at Kiderton
Officials in Kiderton investigated a 500 foot Velophone line missing where a private right of way crossed. A local resident found the wire and took it home, thinking it discarded. Break repaired with new wire. Postmaster Harry A. Borland and others attended the Harrisburg Postal Workers Convention with over 2400 attendees.
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Kiderton
Hiderton
Bank
Harry A. Borland
Harrisburg
Postal Workers of
Pennsylvania
Clarence Borland
Samuel Trimble
Town
Edward Sharp
Shelocut
All Well Cared For Chickens Say Good Ones
Indiana Poultry Association urges careful breeding and animal welfare. County Agent Warner and State College experts offer guidance to improve housing feeding and water, aiming for better egg production. Judges at the Indiana County Poultry Show note prize winners come from well cared for flocks.
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Indiana Poultry Association
Powtry
Warner
State College
Insana County Poultry Association
Indiana County
Holstein Record in Shelocta District Shows Purebreds Pay
The Shelocta district farm community reports a rise from two or three purebred Holsteins in 1949 to about 160 now with milk checks reaching many farms. The county Arm Bureau and Warner aided by a 1919 meeting spurred purebred adoption. The author’s 28 head herd proves purebreds pay, with $1,000 earned from young stock sales besides milk checks, urging broader breeding and consulting with the Farm Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelocta
Arm Bureau
Warner
Farm Bureau
Shire horses practical breed for local farmers
Indiana County notes praise Shire horses as strong foundation stock and versatile for farming. Describes breed features from head to tail, color spectrum, and crossbreeding history with Canadian horses. Highlights Shire suitability in grade classes and general quality across breeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
John Strath
Charley
Old John
Typhoid Cases Rise Tied to Water Conditions
Health officials report sixty four rural typhoid cases in the first ten days of October, including five in one Greenburg area family, believed linked to a low water well. Dr Campbell warns October activity but stresses avoiding unprotected water sources and improving home sanitation amid heavy rains.
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Greenaburg
State Health Department
J. Moort Campbell
Communtengie Discount
Igvord
Knights of Columbus Banquet Brilliant Success
Indiana Council Knights of Columbus observed Columbus Day with a banquet at Hotel Moore. About 290 attendees including visitors Krishta heard remarks by Dr. John P. Doyle Judge J N Langham Judge J W Bouton and Rev Jas Brady. Musical numbers by Prof Pico Lewis Hendler Anna Simpson and Leone O Hare complemented an evening of social activity and instruction.
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Brent
Indiana Council
Knights of Columbus
Hotel Moore
William Banks
John P. Doyle
St. Francis College
Loretto
J. N. Langham
J. W. Bouton
McKean
Jas. Brady
Pico
Lewis Hendler
Anna Simpson
Leone O'Hare
Couneil
New Coal Operation in Canoe Township Promises Growth
Piunxsutawney parties purchase a 400 acre block in Canoe Township to develop mines near Locust. Nine new town will be built and coal under various holdings will be connected to Hess mines and the C B C Company area near Rodhaster Mills, with a road between Locust and Kavi. The Philomathian Literary Society holds a program Friday night October 27 featuring songs, recitations, tableaux, essays, debates, and a court trial.
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Piunxsutawney
Pinxsutawney
Canoe
Locust
Tha
Aaron Graughler
Henry Risnel
Barl Phllippi
Williams
C. B. C. Company
Rossiter
Hess Mines
Rodhaster Mills
Kavi
Howard Cunningham
Lawrence Roser
Bill Murdick
Bill and
Mousseau Altemus
Rov
Ford
Mauk
Cora Rugh
John Brink
James Stewart
Robert McNutt
Marry Stewart
Vernon Shannon
Parl Mier
Ward Overdorff
Linyh Buchannan
Leroy Cuinninghiw
Clyde Mikesell
Ruth Evans
Mary Truby
Alma Rugh
Harry
Myrtle Miller
Fiana Soki
Mrs. Davis
Stanley Wiley
Ida Cunningham
Ingy
Clarence McFeaters
Roy Mauk
Washington Township Social Notices and Visits
Washington township reports visits from Carnahan Murray Fleming and others. families host guests at Caylor Herman and Piller homes. Pie socials planned at Feltown, Lettering, Dilts, and Hoek Bottom schools on successive evenings with tickets and refreshments. Local residents include Mrs. Crookshank of Pittsburgh and James Carnahan of St. Louis visiting relatives.
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Marie
Gladys Carnahan
Murray Fleming
Indiana
Crookshank
Pittsburgh
M. A. Carnahan
J. P. Brandon
Fleming
Oklahoma
Martha Fiemling
Fred Blose
George Blose
Yatesboro
Elkin
Caylor
Frank Cuddy
Wits
Atwood
Herman
James Carnahan
St. Louis
J. M. Caylor
Piller
Rage Towns Hip
Lettering
Washington Township
Menu Sonne
Berkshire Hog Breeding Proves Profitable Says Wilgus Club
John Wright reports on Berkshire pig successes and farm profits from Wilgus, noting Berkshire pigs in 1920 and 1931 Pig Club work led to state and national recognition. The piece highlights superior meat quality, lean yield, and lower grain needs, with state show accolades at Harrisburg and Chicago. It also mentions a Gordon Literary Society program and community topics for October 24.
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Wigusng Club
John Wright
Rochester Mills
Berkshire
Wilgun
Wilgus
Pennsylvania
Bessie ‘A. Wratth
International
Chicago
Ken
Barrow
Wilgus Pig Club
Seth Wright
Harrisburg
William Gorman
Kellie
Wright
Duchess
Highwood
Baron Maston
Indiana County Farm Bureau
Literary Society
Gordon
iMusic
Viola Gibson
Tar
Strang
Harnest Smith
Mildred Altwan
Lester Altman
W. P. McCrea
FP. O. Shields
Fae McQuown
Ruth Altman
Vietvala
J. M. Aydie
How to Keep Your Baby Well Colic and diet tips for infants
Colic results from stomach and bowel pressure. Hold baby over shoulder with warm water bottle on abdomen and rub gently. Try bicarbonate or peppermint in warm water or two small enemas. Keep baby warm and limit food for a while, barley water next. Scury and othe r skin conditions require clean diapers, zinc ointment, and Johnson & Johnson powder for recovery.
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Johnson & Johnson
Wilbur Sheesley wins the heifer at Mahoning Grange contest
The Mahoning Grange hosted the Corn Club at Mahoning Grange with J W Warner as official weighmaster. Wilbur Sheesley of Hamilton won first prize a heifer calf. Donald Chambers Punxsutawney took second a fine pig. Laura Sheesley Hamilton won third a fat Bourbon turkey. Other competitors earned $1 cash prizes. local seed distributions and Trade City prizes are noted along with apple trades and fruit offerings.
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Wilbur Sheesley
Mahoning Grange
J. W. Warner
C. F P. Smith
Trade City
Namilton
Donald Chambers
Punxautawhey
Laura Sheesley
Hamilton
Arthur GC
Chapman
Smicksburg
R. D
Dmlyl Smith
Punxsutawney
R. D. James Coon
R. D. Gordon Smith
Kenneth Coon
Robert Cronsman
Walter
Administrator's Notice for St. Chale Estate in West Wheatfield
Letters of administration on the estate of Husain J. St. Chale late of West Wheatfield have been granted. Creditors must present their claims duly authenticated for settlement and debtors should make prompt payment to the administrator Tyriyan Lownwip, Lackpart PA, October 15, 1922.
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Korougi
Sinteksburg
Pennsylva
Tunsday
Vlock A.M
Guid
Seid
Buld
Bild
Clhianles
A. Barrett
Clalit
Ailtpinialalrix
Wit2a
Ros
Eee
Ernest Tewitrt
Ile
Dohu
Young Township
Elvtung Agiinst
Viola Wylls
Peeler
Allis Belli Davis
Administryirix, R. D
Barnesboro, Va
Tarry W. Earhart
John G
Tate
East Wheatfield Township
Sild Gatate
TT. D.vomb
Dilltown
Wee
Veeler
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