Third Annual County Horse Show Aids Rainy Day Turnout
The Third Annual County Horse Show at Fair Grounds drew an estimated 7 000 to 8 900 spectators despite Friday night and Saturday morning rain. Forty eight sucking colts weighed in, seventeen yearlings from last year’s weighing shown, with several earning Gold Medals for gain over six hundred pounds. Grand Champion is Marie DeBois a seven year old registered Belgian mare owned by C. W. Long Homer City. Reserve Grand Champion a 1730 pound chestnut gelding from Virginia Farms Livermore.
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Fair Grounds
Colt Club
Marie DeBois
C. W. Long
Homer City
Virginia Farms
Livermore
Fred Cook
Hyllamede Farms
Beaver
Ross Gridley
Beaver County
J. F. Shigley
State College
William Claypoole
Kittanning
John D. McCurdy
Sam Kuntz
Walier
Bert Coleman
Ord McMillen
Home
Garfield ‘Wood
Sheloca
Wallace Smith
Marion Center
William C. Treese
Clymer
Mark Simpson
Indiana
Henry I. Graff
Blairsville
G,c
Swan
Murray Cramer
Peon Run
John A. Cribbs
J. B. Love
Saltsburg
Nichol Turkey
Everett Smith
Arthur Miller
W. C. Bennett
Love Saltsburg
George Waddell
Nichol Turkey Farm
Protect Your Property With Progress Trespass Notices
Printed and paper and muslin notices comply with latest Trespass Hunting and Theft Laws. Prices: Paper six for 35 cents, Muslin eight for 26 cents. Add three cents for mail. Cash with order. Address The Indiana Progress Indiana Pa. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R. D. readers five dollars and fifty cents.
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Indiana Progress
Indiana
Ram Sale Set for September 17 at Indiana Fair Grounds
The Ram Sale committee selected 21 top registered rams for the Indiana County event to be held September 17 at 1:00 PM at the Indiana Fair Grounds. Hamp shires compose 17 rams and four are Shropshires with Penn State extension staff aiding. Auctioneer Col Robert Peebles of New Castle will lead. A 50 cent church dinner and youth aid will occur around the sheep barn. Rams will be registered and transferred to buyers at no extra cost.
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Indiana
Cambria County
Indiana Fair Grounds
Penn State
J. W. Warner
Robert Peebles
New Castle
Indiana County Lamb Feeding Club
Hampshires
Clayton Miller
Clayton Miller, ‘Creekside, B.D.1, W. Leech
T. H. Coleman
Livermore
Frank M. Smith
Blairsville
Blaine Miller
Sheloca
Perry Cooper
Reynoldaville
A. R. Hamilton
Johnstown
Harry Pounds
R.D. Shropshire
Alex Cooper
Reynoldsville
Irma Wohlwend
Salina
Canning Corn Cautiously Advice From Extension Agent
Miss Bessie Owen Indiana county home economics extension representative advises careful canning of corn due to spore forming bacteria. Methods include steam pressure canning at 240 280 degrees or water bath with long times, three standard forms corn on the cob cream style and whole grain. Follow steps: select tender ears blanch pack with sugar and salt and process at specified pressures and times.
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Bessie Owen
Indiana County Home Economics Extension
Public Sale Near West Lebanon Route 56 Details Goods
Public sale at the residence two miles east of West Lebanon near McKisson School House on Route 56 Tuesday September 8 at 12 30 pm. Personal property includes bay horse bay mare farming implements and vehicles plus household goods from late G F Blakely and executrix Mrs W B Collins. Terms announced sale day. Auctioneer R W George and owner Rdoward Harrold.
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West
Lebanon
McKisson School House
Osborne
Kraus
G. F. Blakely
A Case of Extremities By Donlin's Lava Landing Tale
Donlin and passenger fly over a lava bed seeking the coast. An engine pounding worsens until a crash lands in a field of holes near railroad tracks. Donlin, jailed for assault, learns the passenger’s cold feet caused the hammering on the floor boards.
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OM Donlin
Donlin
Los
Santa Fe
Rio Puerco
Wichita
Donlia
Java
Gallup
Nopa
Beads and Laxatives Poison Public Health Outlook
A columnist mocks folk remedies linking colored beads to ward off disease and argues self treatment worsens appendicitis outcomes. Citing a surgeon’s review of hundreds of cases, the piece notes most deaths followed self-dosing before doctor visits, urging prompt medical care. The report notes Pennsylvania deaths and local social notes about residents and a school meeting.
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Pennsylvania
Local Residents Visit Relatives and Friends in Uniontown
Miss Emma Warman of State College spent a few days with relatives here. Mrs N G McAnulty of Barnesboro and Mrs W R Grumbling of Akron visited their brother B N Beringer. Miss June Stiffier of Belano visits D H Gressley. Several families from Marstellar and Pittsburgh area called on friends here Thursday. Ow union held near Cockport drew attendees including Alex Beringer and relatives. Geo K Garman, recently released from Indiana hospital, returned home. Odessa Coble of Johnstown spent weekend with her parents.
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Emma Warman
State College
N. G. McAnulty
Barnesboro
W.R. Grumbling
Akron
B. N. Beringer
June Stiffier
Belaano
D. ‘H. Gressley
iRogs ‘Taylor
Betty
Donald Beringer
William Stumps Lota
Cockport
Thursay
Wallie Coble
Indiana
Geo
Helcota Sunday School and Local Social Notes
Sunday school at Helcota on September 6 at 9 46 A M church services at 8 P M open the week. Schools opened with many pupils. Teachers listed for Walker and borough schools. Local residents hosting and visiting relatives from Homer City Wilkinsburg Vandergrift Blacklick South Bend and nearby areas. Families mentioned include Farren Lowry Wiggins Calhoun and others with social visits noted.
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Harry L. George
Cochran
Geo, Lowry
W. P.wiggins
Taylor Carnahen
Anna Mary Farren
Herbert Farren
Vandercrift
Earl Ray
Near Blacklick
Jean Laughlin
South Bend
J. B. Calhounome
Gladys Wiggins
Mia
Arthur Lowry and
Familly
Local Visits and School Opening Report
CHAMBERSVILLE residents Mr and Mrs Jay McQuitkin visited New Kensington last week. Kirks family from Indiana called on Saturday evening. Our school opened on Monday with Miss Leona Kline of Indiana visiting Mrs Frank McGara. The Brady family and the Bonatch family plus Iona Harry James Bobby and Betty Lou visited Howard.
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Chambersville
Jay McQuitkin
New Kensington
Brady Family and Friends Visit Coast to Coast
Brady and family spent Sunday at Portersville. Gene Over from Barr visits grandparents Chas Brady and Mrs. Jay McQuilkin and son Melvin. Harry Wells and mother visit Nanty Gh. Harold Gray and family of Clymer visit aunt Mrs. C A Brady including Wendell and Jean.
Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers
A brief reader notice indicates price and distribution details for The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to readers. The item notes a charge of six dollars and fifty cents. No further context or affiliations are provided in the fragment.
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R. H. Thompson
William H. George
Warner
J. H. White
George M. Rose
Salinburg
Co. A. Hughes
Rochester Mills
D. J. Fiscus
Dr. J. J. Connolly
H. D, Fair
Ohio
Thomas Grath
Dellinger
Algo
College Avenue
The
BON Ton
Indiana, PA
Bruce Terminix
Indiana Lumber
Henderson
Archie Nichol
Ralph McCreary
Harry Kirkland
Hughmanic
Gleckner Harness ‘Co
Canton
Billa Bortz
Toledo Milling Company
Penn Run
Robensteen
Tice
Toledo Milling Co
Livernmoore
Huhmante
Marion I Center
Helgiand Horse Association
J. 8. Mack
George Rose
Salisburg
Will Kunkle
Kent
Linus McHenry
H. M. Mahan
S. Kunkle
Tomer City
J. W. Loughry & Sons
W. H. George
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Pittsburgh Peat- Gazette
R. D
Finch
Friend
Lanlett
Crabshaw
By Lyle Hoyt
First National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
John Gibson
J. C. Millen
Earl Calhoun
R E. Russell
McIntyre
Ian Ray
Parkwood
Floyd Ray
Walker
Uniontown
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
Luxenberg
Indiana County
Go Streamline
Lake Herring
Strikalite
Streamline Market
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