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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1903
Page
4
The article urges seasonally legal hunting, warning against illegal slaughter of wildlife. It notes that hunting is allowed for squirrels pheasants quail and woodcock from October 15 to December 15 and rabbits from November 1 to December 15, praising the true sportsman who upholds game laws.
The 20th annual Indiana County W C T U convention met in Saltsburg over Tuesday and Wednesday with delegates from every union. Officers were elected for 1904 and Mrs Eva G Thompson led a national WCTU lecture while memorial tributes were paid to deceased members. The event closed with prayer and the hymn God Be with You Till We Meet Again.
J L Mitchell of Webster Coal and Coke Co bids for a Buffington township coal field. Landowners may receive as high as 45 dollars per acre, with an average around 30 dollars.
Former congressman M. Jack of town recovers from typhoid fever and is able to take a drive almost daily, signaling a steady return to health.
County Commissioner J A Campbell sold his property on East Philadelphia Street to Daniel et Snyder of White Township for $3,000. Campbell retains possession until December 1.
Elmer Bortz and Miss Nellie Fairchild, both of Saltsburg, eloped to Cumberland Friday and were married.
Hildebrand was in Pittsburg Monday and many locals visited Indiana and other towns last week. The notes list numerous residents traveling for study, work, or family visits to Pittsburg, Indiana, Philadelphia, Johnstown, and Williams College, with positions and schools noted.
What Is Life It is under strict law and irregular living causes constipation headaches and liver trouble Dr Kings New Life Pills re adjust this Gentle yet thorough Only 2 cents at Daugherty Bros Indiana Pa Wm J Moore Homer City Pa N Park Marion Center Pa drug stores
Attorney General Carson at the state department in Harrisburg issued a decision last week mandating road supervisors in all townships to report to Highway Commissioner Hunter the miles of road in each district. County and city officers face mandamus if they fail to comply under the new law.
Rally Day will be observed next Sabbath in the Presbyterian church with a missionary service at the usual Sabbath hour. An interesting program features many Sabbath school children taking part.
John Wanamaker of Philadelphia was acquitted of slander in Beaver County courts. Former State Printer Thomas Robinson of Butler had accused him of making slanderous remarks at Williams town in 1898 about the state administration. The verdict for the defendant was rendered on Monday.
Frank Stephens, 18, of West Wheatfield township, was brought yesterday by Constable James Betts and jailed on a charge of attempting to assault a married woman. He was recently barred from the Morganza Reform School.
Judge White sold two lots in his plot west of town and one lot to John L Johnston. Long plans to erect a shop for wagon manufacture and sales. Trespass notices printed on muslin offered for sale at the Paoghuss office at 5.
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