Local Correspondence from Brush Valley and Surrounding Towns
Local notes report Pittsburg visitors and residents visiting relatives in Brush Valley Homer City and surrounding areas. People named include Misa Allen Merl McCrea Mary Douglass Carroll Wetzel Vernon Shanon Ollie Buchanan and many others visiting, staying or returning home. The piece highlights community ties, visits to Johnstown McKeesport Indiana and Vandergrift with updates on illnesses and local events. A brief mention notes Reed Band from Johnstown performing at the fair under William Hellman.
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Brush Valley
Misa Mary Allen
Pittsburg
Merl McCrea
Mary Douglass
Johnstown
Frank Ioane
Carrol Wetzel
Vernon Shanon
Ollie Buchanan
Della
Elsie Petticord
Vda Mock
Wim
Quordort
Oak McCulla
Wheeling
Sophia Foster
McKeesport
Wy Hess
Heshbon
Margaret. Buchanan
Miss Thompson
Indiana
G8. Buchanan
C.W. Morgan
Mable Smith
Henry Myers
Ambrose
John Pierca
Vandergrift Heights
Pierce
Befe
Lewis
Margaret Nichol
Georgeville
Delmar Hamilton
Evan Grifith
Sinicksburg
Miles Nel
Merle Douds
Margarett
Douc
Samuel Lydie
Silas McMillen
Pauline McMillen
Olive Alberts
Nebraska
Andrew Buchanan
J. S. McGahey
Mary McGahey
T. EB. Kerr
Norman Bhe
Mary
Whallopsburg
Bhe
Jacoby Rice
Harry Pierce
Plumville
Harry Steele
Launa
Brandon
Dubois
HR. E. McGahey
Reynoldsville
Homer City
Books Neal
Niagara
Amma Milligan
Pittsberg
Charles Reed
Martha Mills
Parnassus
Charles McCoy
W. C. Moore
Vanderprift
Mary Moore
James Frederick
Charles Dixon
George Carson
John Scott
Grambling
William Hellman
Farmers Bank offers four percent savings interest
The Farmers' Bank of Indiana pays four percent interest on deposits with credit added on October 1 and April 1. Deposits need not be renewed and interest accrues without a day lost. Paradise Bros' piano display featured Lester pianos and praised tone, with Ma L K Druckenmiller presenting. Frank H Dougherty contributed fruit displays showing peaches apples quinces and grapes as proof of thriving horticulture.
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Farmers’ Bank of Indiana
Fareh Bros
Lester
Pareh Bros
Johnstown
Ma. KL. Druckenmiller
Round House
Porch Bros
Toading
Hoggest Aid
Hirde County
Frau Daupherts
Prato Praem
Frank Hl. Dougherty
Northuttal
Winners Named in Punkti' Pumpkin Contest
Last week M H Wilson hosted a local pumpkin contest with entrants from the area. First prize went to Mia Sara Anthony for a 94 pound pumpkin, followed by damex Sex ton with a 7 pound display and W W Alanners with a 61 pound pumpkin. fourth was Wilson Ebbey with a 1 pound pumpkin. Wilson announced future contests with larger prizes and thanked the public for support.
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M. H. Wilson
Mia
Sara Anthony
Damex Sexton
W. W. Alanners
Wilson Ebbey
Mr. Wilson
Fresh Fertilizer and Farming Goods for Brookville Area
Three car loads of fertilizer and a wide assortment of seeds and farming supplies are offered. Western re cleaned Timothy Seed is available. Brookville Wagons claim durability and easy running, with a few Buggies left for sale offering good value in the county.
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Brookville
Jamestown
Trespass notices for sale at Progress O Mee
The Progress O Mee lists trespass notices offered for sale. Public notices describe prohibited access to specified properties with dates and involved property owners. The document provides location details and sale terms for readers seeking information on restricted areas.
Fresh Fruits Store Ad Boosts Value and Variety
An old advertisement promises the best of every fruit line at the lowest prices, urging customers to shop for quality and savings. It highlights dependable selection and economy, aiming to attract frequent buyers to the fruit counter.
Fall Furnishings Promo for Early Undergarments
Early purchasing and delivery of underwear offers best values for fall business. Buyers should act now as advances in woolens and cottons will influence prices later. Jersey ribbed shirts and drawers in ecru brown and gray sell at 50c each. Light weight wool in natural colors suitable for fall and some winter wear. Shirts sizes 34 to 46 priced at 81. Drawers 30 to 46 priced at $1.00.
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Will
New Department Offerings for Boys Clothes and Coats
The listing describes boys clothing in Norfolk Sailors and Russians for ages 3 to 9 with suits priced from 1.25 to 7.50, plus 6 to 16 year range in mixtures and plain cloths. Overcoats in new styles and desirable weights are offered from 3 to 6 dollars.
Early Fall Shoe Sale Briefs From Packard and Others
Brevity driven notice from Brockton Mass shoes store Packard Shoes for Men lists 9 styles and five leathers with prices 3 3.50 and 4. Rice Hutchins offers boys shoes priced 1.50 to 2.50 with sizes 1.25 to 2 for youths. E P Reed Ro chester factory women s styles include Patent Colt 2.50 3 3.50 Vici Kid 2.50 3 Kid Skin 2 to 2.50. Johnson Baillee Co jeans girls and little boys footwear 31 to 42 pair.
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Packard
Brockton, Mass
Rice & Hutchins
E. P. Reed
Rochester
N. Y
Johnson Baillee Co
Ladies Fall Suits and Petticoats Highlight New Styles
Fall fashion features include black blue brown and gray suits with prices from 18.50 to 25. Petticoats in Pres de Soie claim silk feel and color match skirts. Also listed are all wool sweaters at 2 to 3 dollars and rain coat wearers at 2 dollars.
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Dame
Coats for School Girls Offered at Special Fall Prices
Fall trade opens with coats for young girls in gray and mixed hues. Full length loose backs featured in sizes for school wear, priced from 3.50 to 58.00, as morning and evening cool weather approaches.
The Reduction Sale Price of Graniteware
A local retailer advertises a three day sale on graniteware products Thursday Friday and Saturday with reduced prices on a range of kitchen ware including pots pans and organizers.
Dresses for Girls in Red Blue or Green Serge
Women’s boutique offers girls dresses in red blue or green serge with shirted fronts. Sizes 3 to 14 years priced from 2 to 5 dollars, with middle options at 2.50 and 3.50.
50 Cents Men’s Negligee Shirts Ad Claim
An advertisement touts 50 Cents Men’s Negligee Shirts as the largest makers of this class in the United States offering the highest quality best fitting and best wearing shirts on the market at a half dollar.
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United States
Store Proclaims Availability Amid Plentiful Stock
A local retailer advertises broad availability with the statement this is the place to buy them and notes the store is abundantly ready for customers.
Flannelette selection with low prices and hats
The ad promotes flannelette goods with patterns in pale colors at 10c per yard and affordable hats priced from 1.00 to 3.00. It markets a variety of styles including derbies at 1.50 to 3.00 and notes plain colors and pearls or nutria options.
Warm Wool Apparel Sale For Women and Misses
Natural wool vests and pants available in sizes 32 to 44 at 1.00 to 1.50 per garment, full winter weights. Misses vests and pants sizes 16 to 34 priced 0.25 to 1.00 each. Jersey ribbed fleece lined girls’ vests and pants 0.15 to 0.40. Babies vests 0.25 to 0.50. Haps claim good material and full sizes despite past issues. Seasonal haps offer $1.50 to $3.00 garments in good material and cot ton fill.
Blankets Special Offers All-Wool Melbourne Sets
All wool Melbourne Blankets in pink blue and yellow borders priced 8.50 to 12.00 per pair. Country factory all wool blankets in white with colored borders plaids grays and scarlets offered at 5 to Y per pair. Every pair guarantees value for buyers.
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Melbourne
Variety household items and silverware sale notice
In basement sale listing items include Things to Be H 100 piece Dinner Sets 10 and 2 piece Toilet Sets Odd dishes Cream Pitchers Fruit Cans Mason Jars Sealing Wax 5c Goods 10c Goods Granite ware Tinware Dr Kaisers Soap Knives and Forks Tea and Table spoons.
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Anita
A. M. Heilburn
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Ponxsutawney
John Koontz
Elorenes Meanor
Marion Center
Sarah Henry
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James Craven
Rossmoyne
Harry Vandorn
Dayton
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Clark Stiver
Geube Hospital
Miss Mac Wanklorn
Bowser
Mi Muél Kerr
Cgeorge McMillen
Wallace McMillen
Silongstown
Laney
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Clymer
Androse Burke
John Burke
Town
R. Carney
Jane Chrysinger
Victor Graham
Nancy Metterman
The
Dubia
Art Wall
A. Kindley
Lawn
Lo, Barr
Frank Douglass
Penna
Conte
Peninsula
A. T. Taylor & Son
Frank Runzo’s
Winter’s Restaurant
Philadelphia Street
Sloan Bros
St Forengon
Success
Price
Victor Roller
David Ellis & Son
Penn Roller Mills
Wallace Dry Goods Company
Woolfex
J. D. Wallace & Son
Philadelphia St
Hart Schafiner
Marz
Hart, Shaffner & Marx
Indiana County
Brevity
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Flannelette
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