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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1908
Page
4
Big bargains in table ware including cups and saucers plates dishes bowls pitchers sugar bowls meat plates and more. Low prices. have matching plates for 10c each and a variety of items priced to clear. Trade names and exact stores not specified.
Complete stock of tin and granite ware with a broad range of doors screens and carpets. Doors priced from 98 cents to 1.75 dollars and screen windows 19 to 45 cents each. Carpets offered at five cents per yard in short lengths with a carpet line at 45 cents per yard. Weather has cooled and store promotes the best line in Indiana Pa with consistently low prices.
The notice outlines subscription pricing at one dollar yearly in advance and one fifty if not in advance, with mailed delivery continued until canceled in writing with arrears paid. Advertising rates list three dollars for certain notices and two dollars sixty cents per inch for other ads, plus a twenty six percent addition for figure and table work.
Washington May 21 special outlines Roosevelt facing a Taft split as the Republican National Committee taps Burrows over Beveridge. Major fights loom over how much of my policies the convention endorses, with currency, pork barrelling, and anti-adjournment tactics shaping the struggle. Delegates, polls, and prices intertwine as Republicans gauge support and threaten a lively, contentious convention. The piece notes conflict in Congress over the currency bill and the omnibus public buildings measure, with Rooseveltian reform elusive and “pork” politics dominating district gains. It also discusses Bryan’s path to a two thirds nomination and reflects on asset currency proposals by Republicans with alarm at the bankers’ control over monetary policy. The tone is partisan and combative, highlighting strategy and potential outcomes ahead of the Democratic and Republican conventions.
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