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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1905

Page

4

County Superintendent Stewart's annual school report

County Superintendent Stewart reviews the past year's public school work, noting progress and areas needing improvement. He urges teachers to read more educational books, visit schools, and cooperate with the county to build six new schoolhouses, aligning education with local industry. The piece also covers rural mail service changes, a new sheep burial law, and commentary on Roosevelt and politics.

Stewart

Personal Brevities from Town and Surroundings

Local notices list numerous residents visiting, shopping, or traveling. Names include W. P. Killen Pittsburg. Mrs. W. R. Calhoun. H. C. Ortz Vandergrift. T. M. Wagner. R. D. McGaughey. Decker. Mrs. 8. C. Bratton. Robert Allison. Harry O Marshall. Miss Agness Bytle. Samuel Wieguts. Frank Overdoril. Mrs. de M. Torrence. Tarney. Kerry. De. M. Burnhinier. Re MeMasters. Miss Nettie Stouchack. Miss Bess Cunningham. Miss Madge Lydick. Mrs. RM. Patton. Mrs. David Arthur. Miss Anna Terlinger. James G. Fisher. Mrs. Lavina Dresser. Mrs. Tosiah Lynch. Thomas White. Harvey White. Mrs. Clindeshields. Miss Geneva Sloan. John S. Sutton. James Dack. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Locked. Mrs. John Witarsen. Monroe and Arthur Voronee. Miss Mary Tassel. Miss Martha Dellins. Miss Minnie and Tillie Goon. Miss Marian Gray. Misses Coow. Miss Gray. Langlais family. Godfrey Marshall. Mrs. Kiva G. Thompson. Mrs. We Poart Walker.

W. P. Killen Pittsburg Carler W. R. Calhoun H. C. Ortz Vandergrift T. M. Wagner R.D. McGaughey Penn Hun Indiana Decker Penn Run de M. Torrence Ninth Street Philadelphia Tarney Kerry Julinstown de. M. Burnhinier Ofsville Sanday Sandusky White Wil Mes Harvey White Croylands Wetnell Mariona Far West Clindeshields Frown Pittsbore Geneva Sloan John S. Sutton James Dack Exeter Warren Locked Barnesboro Mies Lockusd Mie Mas John Witarsen Monroe Arthur Voreonec Mercersburg Mepears- Leg Academy Sharpsburg Mabis Moore Homewood M Gell Washington, D. C David Elis Stahl Johnstown Order of Mystic Chain Mer. Stahl Frank Snyder White Township Elbie Creps East Oak Street Gettysburg Pennsylvania College S. Cunningham Liciana Ovidiay Puesh Grilith Creensburg Otto Koenit Newby Neva Marthe Dellns Wilkins Tricuidts Coudorsport Miss Tassel Samuel Willits South Little Street University of Pennnsylvania Wilthiers Penn Minnie Tillie Goon Marian Gray Lawn Hare Wilk Vonntitn Paeliana Wallil Petia Washington Moinhanwhane Agricultural Department Weture Godfrey Marshall Muani¢h Daily News Germany Kiva G.thompson

Local residents return from extended visits and trips

Mies Blanche Waterson of West Philadelphia returns home from a two week visit with friends in Barnesboro Uniontown and Gookport. Mrs J J Ferrier and daughter of Brushvalley return home after visiting Mrs Lingenfelter near Marion Center. Mr and Mrs W Guthrie of Church street attend a New York meeting of Equitable Life agents. Mrs Lucy Brallier of North Sixth street returns from Ronceverte West Virginia, met at Harrisburg by daughter Miss Lou Brallier from Provincetown Massachusetts. Martha Hancock recently returned from West Lebanon to Jamonville Soldiers Orphan School where she teaches. Her sisters Anika and Eliza return to Woodville to work as hospital nurses.

Mies Blanche Waterson West Philadelphia Barnesboro Uniontown Gookport J. J. Ferrier Brushvalley Equitable Life , Assurance Society Lucy Brallier North Sixth Street Ronceverte W. Va Harrisburg Lou Bralller Provincetown Mass Martha Hancock West Lebanon Jamonville Anika Eliza Woodville

Mock Trial and Charity Event At Library Hall

A mock trial staged by the Presbyterians’ Aid Society of the church will be held at Library Hall on September 2 under the study group’s auspices. The case centers on a breach of promise involving a county figure and a prominent widow. Proceeds benefit the Aid Society. Also reported are family gatherings, home construction, and local club elections, with details on subscriptions to the Ladies' Home Journal and Saturday Evening Post for scholarships, and muslin trespass notices for sale.

Indiana Library Hall Ase Fuudies’ Aid Society The Presbyterian Church Court of Justice Beneft Aid Society Martin Stadtmilles Town Ladies’ Home Journal Saturday Evening Post Stadmiller North Fifth Street

Niagara Falls real estate firm offers new builder lots

A group of businessmen have bought 100 builder lots in Niagara Falls area and plan to price them immediately. The Niagara- Niawaga Realty Company, led by John Hudek, offers an investment tied to a nearby manufacturing plant and New York Central Railroad yards. Values are predicted to rise 3 to 10 percent within three years amid growing industry and cheap power.

Tadhina Nitgira Guo New York Central Railroad Company Niagara Ines Aleutric Bower Hittinna-Niawaga Realty Company John Fludek West End Hate

Indiana Markets Report Battered by Erratic Prices and Mixed Cattle Quotes

Market notes show varied prices for corn oats hay and dairy products. Livestock section lists prime to fancy cattle prices, milch cows, bulls, feeding steers and calves with range values. Hogs sheep and lambs priced from prime heavy to cull classes.

Pittsburg New York Wisconsin

Savings Department Opened at Farmers' Bank of Indiana

Announcement outlines the new Savins Department to handle deposits under a four percent plan. Indiana Picture Schools call all pupils conditioned in up to report at Third Ward school on Saturday September 16 at 8:80 o clock. New pupils must obtain a permit from Mr Oliver Fry, Secretary of the School Board, and to be sent to their room teacher.

Farmers’ Bank of Indiana AU Qupils Indiana Picture Upy Beanch Third Ward Elacl Redf Jast Oliver Fry Jas.ef. Chapman

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