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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1901
Page
4
A partisan piece extols the Republican record from Lincoln to Roosevelt, urges votes for sewerage, and contrasts Republican gains with Democratic misrule. It warns of taxation from sanitary improvements, praises high school funding, and ends with a local drug-store ad for Dr King’s New Life Pills promising clear skin and vigor.
A stream of visitors and residents’ movements across towns fills the week. Attorneys, ministers, and professionals from Harrisburg Pittsburg and Philadelphia travel to or through town visiting relatives and attending business, with several staying over Sabbath.
A Cherokee Iowa man named C F Collier suffered a severe kidney related attack leaving him unable to bend or sit without pain. After using Electric Bitters he reports a drastic recovery, claiming renewed health and backache relief. Available for 50c at local druggists including Bildebrand Moore Miller.
J. K. Boucher sends 122 pigs 9 cattle and 4 calves to Salford Pa. James N. Stewart ships 104 pigs to New Philadelphia. Thomas and Wissinger consign 213 sheep to Jersey City NJ. J M S Moore moves 150 pigs and 25 sheep to Collegeville Pa. J D McKalip delivers 13 cattle 8 calves and 90 pigs to Linfield Pa. A young son of Joseph Shultz of Pine township dies of typhoid fever with interment at Hickory Kingdom church cemetery. Sue E Smith Co announces millinery opening on Oct 24 and 25 with store open until 9 pm. all invited.
Impressive ceremonies were held Sunday afternoon at Oakland cemetery by Indiana Camp No. 40 Woodmen of the World. About 60 members and a large town audience attended as the graves of Francis M. Smith and George Phillips were marked with granite monuments six feet high.
Mr. Harry B. Redding, long time manager of Standard Oil machine shops in Pittsburg, resigns to become vice president and general manager of the newly chartered Redding Manufacturing Company. The Ridgway-born executive is joined by brother Frank as secretary and treasurer. The firm plans pump ing machinery valves and fittings and begins with strong prospects.
Thomas Rowland of West Mahoning township harvested 247 bushels of buckwheat from a five acre field. Notation mentions ladies leather dengola boot priced at 2.25 dollars. Advertisements list Shaeretts items and hunting coats at Elmer W. Allison's. Extra! One and two band borders sold by the yard or roll at J. T. Boucher's.
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