10 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1919
Page
1
Notice to advertisers about display ads of 3 inches or more must be received by 4:80 p m for next day publication. Ads received after 9:00 lock on day of publication may be delayed. Advertisers submitting copy late will be accommodated when possible.
The Republican county officials announce candidates for the upcoming primary held on September 16, 1919. Sheriff nominees include John M. Malcolm and others such as W. A. Kunkle J. R. Richard and Walter H. Ayers for treasurer. Prothonotary nominees listed include S. L. Barr and Chas. C. McLain along with Linus J. Elkin James A. White H. Kearney Neal. Commissioners D. P. Bethel J. C. Douglas W. B. Wagner and more. Coroner Harry Flickinger and Dr A. H. Stewart seek posts, with Register and Recorder candidates Clair Longwill and John D. Adamson among others. Auditor John Bennett and L. Orr noted, plus County Surveyor G. T. McCrea and District Attorney Wilmer H. Wood appear on the ticket.
Olive B. Hough of Haddonfield New Jersey will start September 3 as an occupational therapy aide at a Pennsylvania tuberculosis sanitarium. The program aims to test curing by occupation and may be expanded to all state institutions under Colonel Edward Martin. Hough has served in U S General Hospitals in North Carolina and taught in Boys High School, Madonfield.
A discussion outlines a vast payment estimate of 1.4 billion dollars to cover discharged service members. Proposed Victory medals for all veterans surface in a Pell resolution while the Senate backs a baker-recommended merit badge bill. The measure also considers returning money withheld from pay allotments and bonuses, totaling 15 dollars per month, to former service members.
A resolution by Representative McKenzie in the Republic mentions time served exceeding 60 days, with Dan and Minolta cited in context. The document outlines a formal stance or suggestion regarding the extended service period and potential actions.
A cluttered fragment describes a large crowd reacting to a figure in long shak icladd clothing followed by excited spectators. The note suggests a dramatic scene at a public event with strong crowd emotion and tears.
FOR SALE Several modern priced centerally located modern homes Inquire 652 Philadelphia street Auction notice for Miss Berkie Miler South Fifth street Saturday morning at 230 o'clock includes stove nets and other articles George Roof Auctioneer For sale Cucumbers Shannon Cot 18th and Oakland Avenue 289 For sale room with barn Inquire at Gazette Sale Ford touring Late model 1st 6th street 250
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