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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1908
Page
4
A compact sale notice lists footwear and clothing markdowns including 08c shoe lots, $2.50 ladies dress shoes, $2.00 women shoes, $3.25 men’s dress shoes, and warm lined items. Also offered are coats, underwear, shirts, gloves, carpets, linoleum, horse blankets, gingham, candy at 10c per pound.
Terms of subscription set at $1.00 yearly in advance and $1.50 if not paid in advance. Paper 38 mailed regularly until ordered discontinued and arrears paid. Advertising rates listed for administrators executors auditors dissolution notices and other legal ads. Also stray notices caution notices resolutions obituaries and poetry charged. Cash must accompany the order.
Indiana newspaper recounts Champ Clark of Missouri in the House February 13 praising Roosevelt's vigor while faulting GOP worship and party tactics. Clark argues Roosevelt is powerful but not a Democrat, urges Democrats to unite under Jeffersonian principles to regain national power. He cautions Republicans against excessive praise and urges discipline in party lines. The piece notes upcoming Republican convention decisions and hints at broader political maneuvering and public sentiment.
The 1908 notice sets candidate filing fees for various offices in Indiana County, with amounts to be paid to the County Chairman to cover campaign and newspaper announcement costs. It lists delegates to the National Democratic Convention and nominees for County Commissioner, Auditor, and other posts, including names and towns such as Clarion, Kittanning, Brookville, and Indiana, Pennsylvania, with Franklin Sansom chairing the notice.
Commissioners of Indiana County announce the Spring Primary Election hours 2 to 8 p m with nominations for national and state conventions and various offices. Parties list delegates for Republican Democratic Socialist Prohibition and candidates for sheriff treasurer clerk and commissioners among other posts with per precinct committee members to be elected.
The World promotes its thrice weekly edition for 1907 with promises of broader news coverage, impartial political reporting, extensive markets, cartoons, and standard fiction. A combined offer with the Democrat sells for one year at 165 dollars, versus 200 dollars separately, highlighting cheaper access to world news.
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