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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1906

Page

5

Local Correspondence from Clymer and Ambrose area

Local notes report O G Nelson reopening the barber shop in Hazlett block corner Third and Franklin streets. Many town residents and visitors are listed with moves, sales, building, and church events.

Local Church Notices From East Mahoning Parish

Rev EB Hall of Phillips preached at East Mahoning church last Sunday morning and evening. Mr and Mrs John McKee have returned home from their trip to New York. Miss Dolly Hill of Curwensville was in this place on Sabbath. Miss Ida Spotts of Glen Campbell visited her parents Mr and Mrs Baker.

A. M. Hammers Poonxsutawney William Kerr West Mahoning Township D. G. Robinson Edward Lias Dayton William Hartman Edward Dickey Mary A. Lukehart Indiana James Guthrie Ebensburg James Morvine Shippensburg C. E. Condron James Patterson Dena Wagner D. Shrecengost Harry Devinney Blairsville John McPherson Ed. Swanson Ohio Owen Wolf Rev Thomas Mary McPherson Elderton John Florence Meanor Marion Center George Love George Robinson Johnstown Hulda Seymore Swissvale W. T. Price Frank Barber Barr C. E Twolick Baptist Church Ambrose T. C. Keer Georgeville Mac Neff Plumville Mia J. S. McGaughey Herbert Bell Davis EB. &. Hall Phillips East Mahoning Church John McKee New York Dolly Hill Curwensville Ida Spotts Glen Campbell

Farmers Bank of Indiana Deposit Plan Features

The Farmers Bank of Indiana offers a simple deposit method with no minimum to start and no renewal needed. Interest accrues at 4 percent and continues uninterrupted even if portions are withdrawn, with the remaining balance unaffected by withdrawals.

Week's News Record

The compiled items report strikes in New York silversmiths seeking a five hour day. Trials and acquittals include Dr Frank L Brouwer cleared of his wife's poison murder. An elderly Virginia man dies at 114 years. Other items note a Yale store seizure, political party talks, ore robbery in Nevada, Johnson hanged for murder, Mrs Jefferson Davis burial, and various local tragedies and events across the states.

New York Toms River N. J Frank L. Brouwer Washinton Robert Hawkins Sprague Northampton Prince George County Virginia Cromwell Conn Laura Cowdin Henry Potter New Haven Yale Milwaukee Wis Bryan Sat LaFollette Watertown Madison Goldfield Nev Hayes- Monette Columbia S. C Johnson Conway Harman D. Grainger Charlotte Simmons Richmond Southland Jefferson Davis Hollywood Cemetery Crawford Neb Tenth Cavalry Gillette Wyo Mobile Ala Robert Clark Dan Duver Kansas City Lucedale Miss Birmingham Ras B. Watley Third Avenue Harry Mai Qgoanellaville Rising Sun Ind Cgeorge Norris Joseph Richardson Splder Norris Jack Richardson Washington Taft West Ohio New York State Bloomington Ferdinand Trapp Lord William Scully London Eng Central Minals Nebraska Kansas Missouri

Prosperity Hangs in the Balance Before Result of the Election

Extract from President Roosevelt's letter to Congressman Watson dated August 18 2006 discusses support for the current Congress and warnings against changing leadership. It emphasizes protecting the tariff and avoiding economic disruption while pursuing a careful policy to sustain industrial prosperity.

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Chicago Grain Market Sees Wheat and Corn Decline

Chicago on October 22 reports weakness in wheat and corn driven by lower cables and strong Kansas City receipts. December wheat quotes fell to 72 and 72 1/2, December corn down to 41 2/3, with minor changes in other contracts. Also advertised are engraving card samples and notices for prints and footwear products.

Chicago Kansas City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clymber O. G. Nelson Hazlett Third Franklin Streets A. Pennington Tatiana Geo. Dixon Rossiter Franklin Street C. C. Reig Carlton Reig Harry Christy Sixth Street Anair Clymer Hardware Co Harry Clark Walter Robbing Gazzam Methvin Morris Street Robbins Kelly Company Ed. Grove Sam Boyer Tony Dasie Penn Street Dr. Price Clearfield Morey Bolvin Henry Prothero H. Ney Prothero John Sixfield Warner Tony Azzera Senator Peale Rembrandth, Jr Davison Witheron Smicksburg Ernest Utah Shelcota Alex. Wiggins Harbison Vandergrift Harry McCurdy Lola Mr. Campbell Adams Meagra Paul Wood Elmer Boyer Lebanon R.A. Fulton Marg A. C. Holstein W. C. Holstein Mr. Fink Avonmore U. W. Blakley Harry Dillinger W. T. Rutter H. L. Ralston United Presbyterian Synod Sheets M. BE R.M. SheMer and Son Wheatfield Messrs Clyde McCrea Ralph MelLaughlin Blaides Cherrytrer Molly Sphere Export Geo. B. Kneedler Cresson Howard Meekins Lovejoy Mitcheltree Williamsport Roy Mabel McCreery Queen Saxon Grant Johnson Altoona Stanley Watson Lowery Creek ORD Jennie Hoover Covado Joe Pardee Hillsdale John Smiley Heilwood James McQuown Walter D. Hollis Liberty M. Sebring Grant Township Squire J. A. McQuown Cecil Bush Reddyfee Mr. Hetrick Punxsutawney Grisemore Stephens Maie B.J. Williams Jennie Margaret Williams Arthur Jones Barnesboro Sara Williams Charles Leechburg Archie Davis Balsano C.H. Steffey Poughkeepsie Business College Richard Williams Martha Bennett Will Williams Margaret Purghare Line Lemuel Bulber Igk Ross Anthony and Son Jolly Blandssburg Lemuel Kuffner B.A. Dufner Blandsburg the Farmers Bank OF Indiana Muscatine Patrick Nevina Our Foreign Department Citizen's National Bank PENNA OUR Job Department David Ellis & Son Penn Roller Mills Wallace Dry Goods Company J.C. Wallace & Son, Proprietors Serges Volles Women’s New Ladies’ Coats Chicago Grain Market Allie Intuslin Hart. Shaffner & Marx Alco The Cunningham Co
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