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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1908
Page
2
The Thrice-a-Week World pledges better coverage in 1907, offering impartial political news and full markets, cartoons, and fiction. It highlights its every-other-day schedule, lower price, and combined offer with the Democrat for one year at $1.65, versus $2.00 separately.
Rates listed for administrators executors auditors and dissolution notices at 3 dollars each. All other legal ads 2 dollars and 50 cents per inch. Figure and table work 26 percent additional. Watray and caution notices 2 dollars each. Obituary notices and poetry 3 cents per line. Cash must accompany the order.
National ticket for president William J Bryan of Nebraska and John W Bern of Indiana. Presidential electors and local offices named including James Kauffman Center Two sheriff Ramali , Indiana Pa prothonotary Harry W Fee Indiana Pa treasurer Trans E Gropt Indiana Pa commissioner Adam F Bowman Indiana Pa subject to county commissioners decision auditor Adam P Lowry Indiana Pa.
W M Fairman of Punxsutawney and wife, a Democratic national convention delegate, visited William Jennings Bryan at his Lincoln, Nebraska home on the way west. He describes Fairview farm with 250 acres including 40 each of alfalfa and corn, 14 gold headed canes, and a homelike house costing 75 thousand dollars. The party toured the farm and prepared to depart for Denver.
Pocket burglar proof door lock advertised as usable on any door, resistant to sawing or forced entry without damage to the door. Claims compact size fits on a door key or in a pocket, recommends one per bedroom, offers money back guarantee. Promotes purchase from Myexcellent Mig Co to Pittsburgh, with circulars and agent opportunities.
A Harrisburg area report says the Pennsylvania wheat crop shows promise of large, quality yields with no rust or significant pests. Harvesting should spread by week’s end, while corn prospects improved due to better seed and favorable conditions. Hay yields are high with notable clover growth, and oats and rye also hold steady, suggesting a strong overall season despite past shortages.
The Roosevelt steamship bound for the North Pole left East Twenty Fourth Street at 1 PM Tuesday, towed up the East River to City Island before President Roosevelt boards for farewell. A crowd crowded the Roosevelt pier as Peary Arctic Club members invite guests to City Island to celebrate polar exploration goals. Senator Gore regains limited sight after weeks of eye treatment with potential surgery canceled if improvement continues.
An offer promoting free information for investors or home seekers. Contact C. F. Steele at 426 South Seventh Street, Indiana, Pa. and leave job printing orders with the Democrat Office.
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