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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1922

Page

2

Primary Election Candidates Announced by Republican Committee

The Republican County Committee announces candidates for the Spring Primary Election on May 1, 2022. Congress Hurl J Hewitt and Nathen L Strong seek party ballots. Assembly hopefuls include Beryl L Seanor Elder Peeler Livery J Alison Joshua I Stewart Charles Ne Criffith and others. committeeman CW Catterson and IL Watdace Tomas chair the committee.

Republican Nepubtteda Ean Milanca Congress Hurl J. Hewitt Buington Township Nathen L. Strong Jefferson County Assembly Beryl L. Seanor Indiana Elder Peeler Indian Livery J. Alison Endhaim Voronga Joshua I. Stewart Charles Ne Criffith Marion Center Biate Commmitteeman CW. Catterson Salisbury IL Watdace Tiomas Republian County

Fisher for Governor Promises Clean House in Pennsylvania

The Indiana Pa candidate John Fisher led a reforming committee and is urged as the man to expose graft and restore honesty after past misdeeds in Harrisburg. McSparran campaigns for general reform, while Republicans rally behind Fisher with Pepper and Major as aides, aiming to secure victory for the Grand Old Party.

Harrisburg Edwin Stuart John Fisher Pennsylvania Bate McSparran John 8 Indiana Liekorful Clarge Wherton Pepper Major Toed Fishers United States Senate MelDean County

Fisher Emerges As Pennsylvania Governor Pick

Philadelphia sheriff Robert Lamberton endorses John Fisher for governor, praising his clean private life and successful public record. He cites Fisher as a capable, economy minded leader who will win the general election and unite independent Republicans in support. Lamberton argues Fisher’s past performance proves his readiness to govern Pennsylvania well.

Pennsylvania Robert Lamberton Philadelphia Lamberton Ton Republican Party John Fisher Tellow Minsher Isher

Weekend Socials and Small-Town Happenings in Dixonville

Leslie Jionry Starford and Florrie Fleming attended Sunday in Dixonville. Mrs. J Sw liuterbaugh and children with her mother at Outside. Visits by Mrs. Glair Long to Commontore and Young People’s meeting at M. Bochieny. Ruth Boueler and Mrs. Robert St. Clair mentioned. Frank Wleeger Sr. moving to Sickenberger farm. Grace Crawford of Wandin visited Clarande Hawley and wife. Leroy Bee made business calls in Coulport, Minton, Altoona. Green township supervisors met at Stafford. John Simmons from Whensburg in town. Tom Henry moved to Islep avenue from Lovejoy. Betty Rodkey ill. Julia Cresko shopped at Barnesboro. Mrs. Leroy Bee and Hilda Smith in Cherry Tree. Frank Kelly visited Mrs. Ben Porter. Valley Gromley welcomed a new baby. mother and baby well. Kathryn ddlizwheth ill. John Barto and George Bolege visited Rembrandt. Leah and Sara Johns shopped in Warnesboro. Frank Vleeger Jr. improving from illness. A. I. Bitterbaugh recovering from cold on lungs. Mel and Mrs. Rush Laney guests of Del Keith and family. Wm. Nichol from Commodore visited BE. Napp. Estep avenue excitement as a balky horse was driven. crowd watched as rider ultimately led the horse. Martha Learn and Andy Shank hosted Henry Shank’s family. Parent and teachers association to meet Friday at 8 pm with program. Mrs. John Hagging, a rheumatism sufferer, improving under hot baths with Dr. Keshia.

Leslie Jionry Florrie Fleming Dixonville J. Sw Liuterbaugh Childesrenre Ines Kauitanu Glair Long Young Kople M. Bochieny Wis Aliss Ruth Boueler Robert St. Clair Clearfield Saveral Frank Wleeger Minton Altoona Green Township Stafford John Simmons Whensburg Tom Henry Lovejoy Islep Avenue Betty Rodkey Wo Rodkey Julia Cresko Barnesboro Leroy Bee Hilda Smith Cherry Tree Frank Kelly Ben Porter Valley Gromley Kathryn Ddlizwheth Francis Kelly John Barto George Bolege Barto Rembrandt Leah Sara Johns Warnesboro Frank Vleeger Kerrave 1A Bitterbaugh Fy Mel Rush Laney del Keith Wm. Nichol Commodore Estep Avenue Martha Learn Andy Shank Tlenry Shank Parents and Teachers Association John Hagging Keshia

Men’s Bible Class Endorses Fisher Candidacy in Pa

The Men’s Bible Class of the First Presbyterian Church Indiana Pa adopted a unanimous resolution endorsing John S. Fisher for governor. The group noted his Christian character, loyalty, integrity, and public service, while a parallel note from the Indiana WCTU also backs Fisher.

Men's Bible Mr, Fisher Presbyterian Organization Indiana Presbyterian Church Indiana County Pennsylvania Commonwealth Christ Theyyrid Mehnsylvania Hille Claes First Presbyterian Church Taditau John Fisher Jon, Elder J. N. Elder

Industrial optimism as trade winds blow through Cleveland

Cleveland trade winds monthly notes favorable signs in farm prices and reduced freight idle time while employment rises and output expands for the next four months. Demand for real values persists in retail, with credit steady and savings growing slighty. coal labor tensions ease, and export trade stabilizes as Europe improves and industrial activity rebounds, especially in steel and building.

Cleveland The Union Trust Co J. T. Nutt Atecl Europe

Markets and prices in scattered farm and food commodities

Markets across fruits, vegetables, dairy, and meats show general steadiness with varied regional quotes. Potatoes, apples, and celery hold firm in New York and Chicago markets. berries and greens display modest demand. Livestock and dairy prices show mixed shifts, with wholesale meats largely unchanged except Chicago where steadier pricing appears.

Morlde News York Ittisburg X. Y Floridas Pittaburg Chicago Apple Yori Baldwins Aly New York Philadelphia Gorge Boston Wisconsin Twins Young Americas

Farmers Ask Questions on Farm Life in County Column

The county column invites readers to submit questions on farm life and livestock, with County Agent John Wy War Werth to answer as many as possible. The feature aims to foster practical discussion on farming practices and the diverse topics of rural living.

Vriserens Intergeest Dakota Trollan Pa Asmenisia John Wy War- Werth Fari Soan Sa

Expert Advice to Poultry Breeders Featured at County Meetings

L. W. Steelman of Pennsylvania State College outlined egg selection, incubation, feeding, and care of baby chicks at county poultry meetings. Key points include selecting top hens for November hatch, aiming for uniform egg color and size, setting eggs promptly at 45 to 60 degrees with daily turning, hatch timing by breed, avoiding early feeding, and using sour milk as first feed.

L. W. Steelman Pennsylvania State College Mr. Steelman Ayers Eny California Altoona Blair County Pennsylvania Ivor Farm Bureau

Pennsylvania Farmers Use Women Help and Telegraph Links

State agriculture notes show seven percent of farmers in Pennsylvania employed female household help last year. March conditions report wheat ground at 92 percent of normal, similar to last year. Sixteen percent stored ice, about double 1920-21. Sheep flocks declined three percent, but industry outlook improves. About 57 percent have telephone connections. Farmers held 21 percent of the wheat crop and 27 percent of potatoes as of March 4. State prosecutions of unlicensed dog owners ordered with widespread enforcement upcoming.

Pennsylvania Keystone State Bureau of Animal Industry Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture

Potato Growers Meeting at Cookport April 12

A meeting of potato growers will be held at Cookport on Wednesday evening April 12 at 7:00. Speakers include G. L Fyock on the value of disease free seed C. Pollock on profit in proper spraying J Morrow on grading and cooperative marketing H Lute on breeding and selection of potatoes and J W Warner on whether the potato business will be overdone. All interested in potato culture should attend.

Autotmobile Indiana County Automobile Club Municipal Eveery Amtend Cookport L. Fyock Cc. C. Pollock J. Morrow J. W. Warner

Comparative Prices of Farm Commontes in State Counties March 1922

Comparative prices of farm commontes from March 1922 and March 1921 show average values across Pennsylvania counties per the Bureau of Statistics. The report notes a sow belonging to Wm Holstein of White township sold for 64 dollars at a Holstein farm sale, with two small shoats bringing 15 dollars each.

Diifertuk Bureau of Statistics Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Vu. I. G Wm. Holstein White Township

Public Sales noting various farm auctions and estate sale

A sequence of public sale notices across several farms under Milton Hoppman, H C Cameron auctioneers, listing dates April 12 13 14 and 19 with livestock such as cows horses hogs and goats, farm tools, vehicles, harnesses, house goods, and other articles. Also notices for an auction of twenty five autos on April 29 in Indiana Pa and an executor’s notice for Joseph A Blakley estate with claim and payment instructions.

Milton Hoffman Strongstown I. P. Stickney Milton Hoppman H.C. Cameron Fred Glasser Mechanicsburg H. B. Hutton O’cleark Alex H. Stephens Cherryhill J. M. Goasstord Fred Dilts Clarence Shields Grove Chapel Church Rayna Township Clareno Shields Freddyts East Mind Garage Philadelphia Street Indiana R. W. George M. Tack Jas. L. Jack Attys Joseph A. Blakley Young Township Siar Blakedy Alberyd C Blaby Axecutors Parkwood Loyi Houk Craig Parry Farmers Philadelphia Saln Eses Wilberty Ecockerels Alonzo Sides R. Db Clymens Fa Punxautawney Highway Inann Sedwin Gilpin Ory Oliver Wilding Pittsburgh O. Sc Lyille Commodore

Sagamore school building bid notice by Sagamore motel event

The Sagamore school building project announces a bid invitation with Lida brick used for construction. Bids must be received by April 20 and may be accepted or rejected by the board. Inspect the Sagamore Motel after April for details. TC Devancy secy. Dayton Pa.

Cowanshannock Sagamore Sagamore Motel TC Devancey Secy Dayton, R. D

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