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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1909
Page
2
The notice outlines 81.002 year advance payment, continuation until a clear discontinue order, and arrears must be paid. Advertising rates for administrators executors auditors dissolutions are $4, other legal ads $2.60, figure and table work 25 percent additional. Estray and caution notices at $2.00 each. Obituary notices and similar items charged at three pence per line. Cash with order.
Indiana's Franklin Sansom summarizes Andrew Carnegie's essay urging the rich to shed surplus wealth for public good. He advocates trusteeship of fortunes, limited heir wealth, and direct benefactions like free libraries rather than mere inheritances, stressing community institutions and education as lasting legacies.
Special holiday terms offer 10 15 and 25 percent off with the largest assortment of rockers in mahogany golden oak and mission finishes plus sideboards buffets dressers chiffoniers and music cabinets in walnut maple and more. The retailer promises low prices and liberal discounts while providing a wide selection and quality furnishings.
The text argues for uniform state laws on divorce equity taxation roads labor and forestry to curb scandals and limit federal overreach. It urges trust funds to support study and research and notes a call by the national civic federation for a conference on uniform laws. It also relays Professor Surface's advice on tree pest inquiries and irrigation spraying guidance.
The Red Creek Herald notes readers gain from advertising columns as merchants lure customers with attractive goods and prices. It urges subscribers to consider the Democrat for a current county paper.
The Anti Saloon League launches a state wide campaign to push a local option bill in the 1911 Legislature. Local branches form across cities including Pittsburgh Philadelphia Harrisburg Altoona Williamsport and Wilkes Barre to secure ward and township votes by petition. If defeated in the Legislature the effort shifts to the November election with organized county battle lines.
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