Progress Honor Roll Subscriptions Aug List
A long August roll lists subscribers and renewals for the Progress, naming individuals and places across Pennsylvania and beyond. Names include Henry Deabenderfer Holdridge W H McCann Clymer D H Wilt Cookport I N Hudson Cookport Mrs H J Ferrier Arcadia and many others from Homer City Graceton Smicksburg Indiana Blairsville Vandergrift Rochester Mills and more. The note records continuous reader support across towns such as Pittsburg Braddock Saltsburg and Plumville.
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Progress
Henry Deabenderfer
Holdridge
Nebr
W. H. McCann
Clymer No. 1
D. H
James N. Houck
Clymer
H. M. Fyock
Braddock
D. M. Fyock
Shelocta
C. Craps
McKeesport
F. A. Stragsler
Crafton
A. I. Miller
Homer City
S. C. Daugherty
Jeannette
I. McCullough
Mary M. Pollock
Rochester Mills
J. R. Hazlett
Vandergrift
Simeon Johns
Garman
Mary J. Mangus
Gastown
Ore
James Martin
Emporia
Kans
W. C. Diven
Livermore
A. P. Roberts
Leechburg
W. E. Pleming
M. Jennings Brandon
East Palestine
O. A Carl Crawford
Salieburg
Ezekiel Summerville
Harvey Kinter
Marion Center
D. A. McAnulty
Indiana
S. M. Airgood
Walter H. Snyder
Turtle Creek
J. J. Orr
Creekside
Gabriel Watterson
T. L. Edwards
A. W. Dilts
Rossmayne
J. M. Bartlebaugh
Niagara Falls
J. H. Elkin
Smicksbureg
J. KR. Kinter
Plumville
David W. Palmer
Pearl Slater
Cresson
G. L. Stear
Smicksburg
T. B. Miller
Butler
H. M. Glenn
HW. O'Neill
Lovejoy
Andrew Pollock
D. D. Good
Independence
J. D. McLean
Atwood
Mabel Kelly
Downey
Cal
Nannie A. Kelly
W. M. Rosborough
N. J. Rankin
Ridgway
W. R. Spence
John Sell
W. M. Calhoun
Clinton Palmer
Latrobe
A. M. Welchence
E. E. Howe
Fair Oaks
Mailliard
Meadville
C. W
West Lebanon
Clyde Patterson
Frank Field
M. B. Compton
Elsie Campbell
Windber
Clyde ‘Bee
T.M. Doherty
Graceton
J. D. Gorman
Wilgus
D. Gorman
Lingenfelter
Chambersville
M. J. Wakefield
Johnstown
Adam Nibert
W. J. Barclay
Ruby Long
Home
A. K. Gerhard
Blacklick
Alonzo’ Lewis
Mabel Hamill
Freedom
J. W. Kimmel
Kittanning
H. Bowser
Blairsville
T. J. Marion
New Florence
James Learn
G. W. Cable
Minneapolis
Minn
C. B. Widdowson
Penn Run
M. L. Rowland
Jettle Gray
Chas
J. Ebey
Claridge
D. B. Urey
Livermore No
S. D. Shank
J.’ EH. Adams
Beaverdale
W. EB. Gibson
Jack Smith
Business Methods In Charity In Frani Fort Germany
Charitable associations in Frani Fort operate lodging houses restaurants eating rooms and canteens for the poor. They run strictly on business methods with dinner soup meat and vegetables priced a little above eight cents. Lodging costs range from thirty eight to sixty cents a week.
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Franifort
Germany
Pittsburg
Soldiers Endorse Langham for Judge by Indiana County Veterans
A Civil War veterans group in Indiana County endorses J N Langham for judge. The letter cites his Indiana County roots, education, farm upbring, public school teaching, and long public service in U S Attorney's office Congress and advocacy for veterans and orphans. It notes his temperance positions and calls on voters to support him with a broad list of signers, all veterans pledging support.
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Indiana
J. N. Langham
Farmere
Ufo
United States
Pennsylvania
Auditor General of
Auditor General
Congress
Indiana County
Langham
Webb
Hobson
Ita
Mr. Langham
George Adama J
Wilson Marshall
William W. Artemus
John C, Mills
Reuben Axe
Samuel Munshower
Henry Barkey Huston
Munshower
Adam Black
William Reynolds
A. C. Braughter
Hiram Rhodes
Isaac Beck
John Richards
Jnr, A. Bennett
D. W. Schraeengost
Isaac Hicks
Thomas Wheeler
James Hagins
Daniel W, Young
John A. Kerr
McKinstry's Shoe Store Disposed In Indiana
Notice that T A and J R McKinstry have disposed of McKinstry's Shoe Store in Indiana. All accounts of the former firm are in the hands of T A McKinstry, and all persons knowing themselves to be indebted are requested to promptly settle.
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T. A
J. R. McKinstry
Indiana
McKinstry
T. A. McKinstry
A General Survey of the War
Japanese merchants in New York report Japan sending 500000 to 760000 troops to Russia to aid in stopping the German advance on Petrograd. German forces capture a position near Friedrichstadt and Grodno falls, marking a string of eastern fortress losses. Austrian and German armies to cease cooperation per Vienna. French aviators Bertin and Boyer receive honors after a dangerous rescuemission. 1000 Christians killed and 4000 die of disease in Uramiah during Turkish rule. 6500 Christian families suffer total loss of possessions valued at 2.5 million dollars.
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New York
Japan
Rrussia
Petrograd
Higa
Nera
Friedrichstadt
Riga
von Hindenburg
Grodno
Warsaw
Poland
Vilna
Amsterdams
Vienna
Archduke Frederick
von Mackensen
Brest-Litovsk
Legion of Hagnor
Boyer
Bertin
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Uramiah
Persia
Women Jury List Faces September Wyandotte Panel
A list of women eligible for jury duty has been prepared for the September term of the Wyandotte county district court in Kansas. Judges will likely encounter challenges avoiding drawing several women from the list for the jury box.
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Wyandotte County
Kansas
Three Teachers Injured In Auto Truck Collision
Three women teachers from Frostburg Maryland were injured and eight others were shaken when a party en route to Cumberland for a teachers institute collided with an automobile. Injured named are Grace Dando Mrs Mary J Rank and Ruth O Rourke. In a separate case Veterinarian Dr Robert M Bryan of Lexington Kentucky killed himself with a self-inflicted gunshot during a reception for Vice President Thomas R Marshall.
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Frostburg
Teachers’ Institute
Cumberland
Grace Dando
Mary J. Rank
Ruth O'Rourke
Thomas R. Marshall
Robert M. Bryan
Lexington
Prohibition Candidate Seeks County Commissioner Nomination
A Prohibitionist candidate from Canoe township appeals to voters for support in the primary on September 21. He pledges earnest effort to win election, notes northern county advantage, and cites decades of Prohibitionist voting and honest conduct in business.
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Canoe Township
Prohibition
White Townsman BH Walker Smith Seeks Judge Primary
BH Walker Smith of White Township announces candidacy for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County at the non partisan primary.
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Walker Smith
White Township
Indiana County
Court of Common Pleas
Sanitation Critics and Historic Warnings on Water Safety
The article cites persistent objections to new preventive medicine, traces praise for water safety to ancient times, cites Herodotus on Cyrus and water provision, notes public health warnings about boiling water, and warns that dissenters undermine science, risking typhoid outbreaks and harm to the public.
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Heroditus
Cyrus
Labynetus
Assyria
Choaspes
Susa
Thi
Aliver Vesj
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J. M. Robinson
L. Dick
Bricker
Brookville
Tina States
Francis Elkin
Smicksaburg
Ellen Montgomery
W. Kauffman
George B. Lydick
Dayton
W. L. Rhoads
Hellwood
John G. Lixfield
Andrew Foster
Georgeville
Arthur D. Robinson
McDonald
G. C. Thompson
KE. F. Routch
I. H. Smith
Wilgun
Park Aluimus
Dilltown
G. D. Patrick
J. B. Reed
A. W. Strong
Strongstown
J. A. Peterman
Sarah Brown
Clymer No
J. T. Cass
Fitzgerald, Ga
Andrew Sutter
Punxsutawney
G. Vv
A. McFeaters
Bell Jones
Cockport
Lewis Weiss
Parkwood
J. W. Daugherty
Tra_M
Marlin
Andrew
W. H. Davis
G. Davis
Diston
Germantown
Hammond & Maydoc
J. M. Stewart & Company
Oughry
Coats
Royal Worcester
W. R. Loughry & CO
Court House
Hung
Sam. Dixon, M. D
Commissioner of Health
Jo. C. Wells
A. J. Boucher
Rayne Township
Chiropractic
W. P. Shepard
D.G
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Dick” Thompson
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