Indiana Progress And The Prospective GOP Ticket
The issue discusses license laws at local hotels during a fair and the debate over liquor sales. It praises the court and grand jury for closing bars to curb drunkenness and pickpocketing, while urging respect for legal rights of hotel owners. It also notes a clerical update about subscriptions and a New York political stance, ending with an excerpt on grape seed myths related to appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prand
Om Hoteles
Tomine
Tainlog
Juiel Kevper
For sale at the Progress office reports by mail
Reports for the entire term offered for sale at one penny each with return mail. Send stamps equal to the number desired to receive the complete set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Office
Returm
Reward Offered for Lost Note at PEGGRERE Office
On the fair grounds last Thursday a note by Hendersan Baird payable to Mr Wachob with credits on the back amounting to 6 dollars was found along with a tax receipt for 10 dollars. The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at the PEGGRERE office. Mas Nancy Wacion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendersan Baird
Unity Spirit At G A R Meeting In Louisville
The first postwar G A R gathering south of the Ohio met in Louisville Kentucky drawing about four thousand attendees. Henry Watterson delivered a rousing welcome urging unity and national brotherhood while praising Pennsylvanian Noah Seanor for leading march colors and celebrating a shared Anglo-Saxon and Scotch Irish heritage shaping a united American future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Louisville
Israel
Pennsylvania
Noah Seanor
Music Hall
Georgia
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Citizens Committee
Union
England
Canada
Spain
Cuba
Creation
Patton’s Shell Oysters Draw Townsfolk for 26 Years
As fall comes, appetite grows for the shell oyster served by A. S. Patton. For 26 years he has operated his eating rooms as the sole source of genuine shell oysters in town and region. This week he received the first shipment of the delicacy, with his rooms praised as spotless and inviting. Call in for a stew prepared to your liking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Patton
Patton
Marvin at the Fair Exhibit Highlights S. S. Marvin & Co
At the agricultural hall last week the S. S. Marvin & Co. Pittsburg display drew visitors with crackers and fancy cakes. W D Harrold demonstrated pan cake flour baking and handed out fresh cakes to attendees. Albert Knobb of Oil City visited, a prominent oil dealer connected to Cherryhill and Boorryhill townships, impressed by Indiana prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Marvin & Co
Pittsburg
W. D. Harrold
Marvin
Albert Knobb
Oil City
Cherryhill Township
Knobb
James Knobb
Boorryhill Township
Indiana
Report on Term Pupil Progress and Penny Card Offer
A call to begin the term with a report on each pupil’s work. Progress promises to send a term report card for the entire period at a cost of one penny per pupil.
Personal Briefs From Indiana County Fair Week
A list of social notes from Indiana county features visits and guests. J W Dodson and son of South Mahoning township called. Miss Margaret Smith of Johnstown visited her parents and attended the fair. several residents from towns like South Mahoning, Fourth ward, and Johnstown were noted as guests or visitors. Also mentions church events, education moves, and local farewells during fair week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Dodson and Son
South Mahoning Township
Allen Hamilton
D. Patterson
Vitoria
Cambria County
Indiana Friends
Margaret Smith
Johnstown
Jennie Barr
Taylorsville
Margaret Thompson
Fourth Ward
Bernfield
Central District Telephone Company
James R. Logan
Lincoln
Kan
John Patton
W. B. Kline
Second Street
Third Ward
A. J. Lockard
Amesbury
Mass
David Lockard
West Oak Street
Sara Thomas
New York City
G. Thomas
Dudley Carroll
J. M. 8. Moore
Georgia Hayes
Pittsburg
H. H. MecCreery
Mission Board
Utah
Presbyterian Church
Jacob S. Smith
Elkin
John K. Bratner
Washington—Jefferson College
John
Lottie Custer
Pindadelphia
T.B. Clark
First Street
A. C. Barr
Barr
P. RR. R
Gertrude Cunningham
Saltsburg
A.s. Cunningham
Joseph Mack
West Wheatfield Township
Sheriff Mack
J. M. C. White
New Kensington
Wm. J. Rodkey
Cherrytree
Indiana
Margaret
Adair
Morrellville
Agnes McConnell
Burrell Township
Foresman
Marion Center
Wilson
Sheloca
Recent Marriages In Dixonville And Green Township
About 75 guests witnessed the marriage of G. W. Hess of Dixonville to Ada Bash of Green township in Taylorsville church with Rev. Wilie of Penn Run officiating. The couple left Friday for Model City New York. William H. Shaffer of North Mahoning township married Olive M. Moore at the bride’s home, with Rev. Lewis Hay presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hess
Dixonville
Ada Bash
L. D. Bash
Green Township
Taylorsville
Wilie
Penn Run
Model City
N. Y
Niagara Falls
Punxsutawney Couple Wed at Bride’s Home
Mr. William N. Kelly of Punxsutawney married Miss Ida F. Moore daughter of Mrs. Anna Moore of Tanoma at the bride’s home on Wednesday with Lewis Hay of this place officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Shaffer
North Mahoning Township
Olive M. Moore
Anna Moore
Tanoma
Lewis Hay
William N. Kelly
Punxsutawney
Ida F. Moore
Key
Rayne Couple Weds at Homer City Home
Mr. George L. Rowe and Miss Tillie Fleming of Rayne township married at the home of officiating minister Rev. J.W. Shaffer in Homer City on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Rowe
Tillie Fleming
Rayne Township
J.W. Shaffer
Homer City
Marriage of William S. Buterbaugh and Ella V. Learn
William S. Buterbaugh and Ella V. Learn, both of Green township, wed on Thursday at the home of officiant Rev. Jacob Booth of Dixonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Buterbaugh
Ella V. Learn
Green Township
Jacob Booth
Dixonville
Marriages in Rayne and Blairsville Records
Mr Wm R Streams and Miss Matilda J Thompson of Rayne township wed at the officiating minister Rev E P Foresman residence on Wednesday. Mr Winfield 8 Egber of Mr Pleasant and Miss Jennie M Wiley of Burrell township married at the bride home Friday by Rev J W Creswell of Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. R. Streams
Matilda J. Thompson
Rayne Township
E. P. Foresman
Mr. Winfield
Egber
Mr. Pleasant
Jennie M. Wiley
Burrell Township
J. W. Creswell
Blairsville
Marriages of Cribbs Brewer and McCall Bell at home
Mr Christopher F Cribbs and Miss Cora J Brewer both of South Mahoning township were married by Squire G J Kellar of Fourth ward on Thursday. Mr J T McCall of Ambrose and Miss Clara A Bell of Davis were married on September 4 at Rev A T Bell's home in Kellysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher F. Cribbs
Cora J. Brewer
South Mahoning Township
Squire G J. Kellar
Fourth Ward
J. T. McCall
Ambrose
Clara A. Bell
Davis
A. T. Bell
Kellysburg
Marriages in Rayne and Blairsville Featured in Local Notices
Mr. T. A. Pearce and Miss Martha De Haven of Rayne township wed at the Lewis House with Squire James Fenton officiating on Thursday. Also, Mr. I. M. Drake of Freeport and Miss Mabel Gibson of Blairsville united in marriage at the bride's home on Wednesday conducted by Rev. A. C. Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Pearce
Martha de- Haven
Rayne Township
Lewis House
James Fenton
I. M. Drake
Freeport
Mabel Gibson
Blairsville
A. C. Johnston
Harvest Excursions Offer Far West Tickets At Low Fare
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway announces two Harvest Excursions on September 10 and 24. Round trip tickets will be valid for return on any Friday from September 13 to October 11. Tickets sold to West Northwest and Southwest points at about one fare. For details contact local agents or John R. Pott, District Passenger Agent, Williamsport PA. Meyersdale Commercial praises the silver dollar and its history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Northwest
Southwest
John R. Pott
Williamsport
Reverend Thomas Hunt Courageous Civil War Chaplain Tale
A Wyoming valley temperance veteran, Rev. Thomas Hunt, famed for quick wit, served as a Civil War infantry chaplain. In a fierce battle, a major asked what he was doing, and he replied he was cheering the brave and watching the cowards. This anecdote comes from Youth's Companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hunt
Wyoming Valley
Father Hunt
Major John Sees Red Sea Echo In Lake Menzalek Wind
Major John writes in The United Service Magazine that during a voyage between Port Said and Kay tara he observed Lake Menzalek waters driven beyond the horizon by a violent wind. Natives moved about where they fished the day before. He asserts this demonstrates the same event as Israelites crossing the Red Sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
United Service Magazine
Port Said
Kaytara
Menzalek
Red Sea
Hermit Life Prompted After Fair Awards List
Fragmentary text describes a character named Tom in a conflicted mood about love and plans to publish an awards list next week in a progress note. Mentions Brooklyn New York Herald and Patton's restaurant with limited readable context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Brooklyn
New York Herald
Home grown fruit best for growers and consumers
A Green Fruit Grower article by D W Anthony of Highland Vineyards argues that home grown fruit is superior in quality and healthfulness, cheaper, and supports local growers. It contrasts fresh local grapes and peaches with imported fruit, urging mutual efforts by growers and dealers to supply daily demand and promote home grown produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Guy
D. W. Anthony
Highland Vineyards
Parkwood
Indiana County
John F. Clements
S. M. McMaster
Mr. Anthony
Public sale of unclaimed freight at Indiana Pa station
Unclaimed freight items including empty boxes plow mould boards corn planter stove bottom gas pipe and more will be sold at public sale by order of law at the P R R freight station Indiana Pennsylvania on Wednesday September 25 95 at 1 pm Details list consignors and items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R. RK
Indiana
D. B. Williams
Smith & McCartney
Kilmer M’f’g Co
J. C. Moorhead
J.C. Moorhead
John McLanahan
Indiana Coal Co
W.E. Lydia
D. A. Cumningham
Grason
Ave
If the Shoe Fits Put It On in John Kelly Shoes
A short ad text argues the saying fits shopping at Loughbys with brand John Kelly Ladies Fine Shoes offering a positive guarantee. It asserts satisfaction with lasting wear and defects corrected if found. The copy emphasizes fit for different people and foot types and urges choosing shoes that fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelly
Celebrated shoes offered at old prices in varied widths
Advert describes John Kelly Shoes line with styles from AA to E and toes Needle Narrow Square Tokio among others at 3 33.50 34 and new Leath er English Grain at 5. Claims sales boost customer base each season and notes price reductions on heavy children, misses and ladies shoes while men's rise slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelly
Our Faster Hand Made Shoe Adanze Near Perfection
Ad claims a near perfect hand made shoe with perfect fit and satisfactory wear. It promotes calf shoes at three to four dollars and guarantees fit wear and style. Ends with an unclear line about price and further details.
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Indiana Progress
A. T. Moorhead
Masacer
Mugnhead
Pak Weate Preasurer
Vent GT Tean Woot Mercer Couity
Panpers
Superior Court
Charles BE
Ice
Luzerne
James N A. Beaver
Center County
Elon
Wileldami
Lackiwanna
Glonge
Oatlady
Huntingdon County
Howaid
Reeder
Northampton County
John J. Wickelam
Beaver County
J.N. Stewart
John DT. Getty
Tudmania
L. Moorhead
America
Progress
New York
Virginia Medical Association
Hunter McGuire
McGuire
Maine
Texas
Florida
Oregon
Minnesota
Watterson
Rev. Wylie
Kittanning
Staders Grove
Oliver McHenry
Idaho
M. McHenry
White Township
Clara George
East Oak Street
Ada and
Grace Lynn
Millwood
A. C. Malcolm
West Church Street
G. D. Pringle
Wilmore
David R. Pringle
Mary Foresman
Ruby Shields
Rue Langham
Ladies Seminary
J. J. Gall
Marehand
G. B. Roof
Manor Station
Plumville
George Southerland
Apollo
Mary Southerland
Philadelphia Street
Joseph Fowler
East Liverpool
W. E. Nicholas
Lizzie Barnes
Mitcham
Springdale
Isabella McLaren
J. F. Barnes
Bird Hamilton
Samboeager
Chicago
Hess-Bash
Shaffer-Moore
Kelly—Moore
Rowe-Fleming
Buterbaugh
Thompson
Egber-Wiley
Cribbs
Drake-Gibson
Meyersdale Commercial
Prof. Maynard
Massachusetts Crop Bulletin
Ill
Frantz Bros
Far
Loughbys
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