Republican ticket candidates listed for 1912 primary election
A 1912 newspaper notice lists candidates on the Republican ticket for various offices. J N Langham and G W McNeece are named for Congress and others for State Senate Legislature and National Delegates with towns like Indiana Pa Kittanning Punxsutawney Leechburg Homer City and Reynolds. The notice cites party rules and the April 33 1912 primary election date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicaan
Conghreas J. N. Langham
Indiana
G. W. McNeca
Kittanning
State Senate
MM. Kurtz
Unxautawney
Hilmin Fr. Beyers
Punxsutawney
J. TY. Henry
Binksville
J. W. Foust
Reynoldaville
H.W. Truitt
Joseph G. Berle
Leechburg
Jensop
Chas. A. Ehrenfeld
Harry A. Snyder
Homer City
Frank Finsthwait
Cherry
Indiana county voters reject outside dictation from boss Flinn
A local newspaper column denounces William Flinn, Pittsburgh political boss, for sending cards urging votes for specific candidates. It urges Indiana county residents to vote for home rule and own judgment at the polls Saturday. The piece criticizes Flinn as a wealthy outsider uncaring to local concerns and calls for ballots supporting home industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
William Flinn
Pittsburgh
J. W. Foust
Harry W. Truitt
Natonal
James M. Chambers
Samuel Hunter
Geo. M. Wilkinson
Bill Flinn
Puch
Hme
Political Announcment Candidacy Communications Policy
Wacolin announces candidates for various offices and states that communications about candidacy and platform will be published only as paid advertisements. The editors reserve the right to reject ads with objectionable content and emphasize they are not endorsing any candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IM Wacolin
Ion Taiwe
Crahnist
Policora
Henry Seeks Re election With Record of Service in Indiana County
James T. Henry Blairsville Pa. writes to voters addressing his votes on major bills including highway funding and school terms. He defends against criticism about alleged misuses of funds and promises to press reapportionment and school aid if reelected, urging Republicans to judge by record rather than rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Watson
Indiana. County Gazette
Samuel Hunter
Rossiter
Capitol Park
Harrisburg
Aswan
Farmers’ Mutual
James
T. Henry
Blairsville
Finsthovait
Indiana Progress
Indiana
Tols
Chicago
Frank Finsthwait
Cherry Tree
Indiana County Voters Advised Of Candidate's Record
April 10 1912 a public appeal from a legislator candidate recounts support for farmer and worker protections and opposition to monopoly driven bills. He denounces wasteful appropriations propose state park funding and salary hikes, contrasts with opponent James T Henry, notes lack of campaigning due to poor roads, and urges voters to judge by record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Cduf
Warrisburg
James T. Henry
Mrs John Kunyan’s Birthday Party in Homer City
Thirty seven friends gathered Wednesday evening to honor Mrs John Kunyan of near town with a birthday party. Postmaster John M Curgan was in Pittsburgh earlier this week. Darrell King, recently ill with scarlet fever, shows slow improvement. The Dearmin family faces quarantine due to two scarlet fever cases. B L Byers repairs the exterior of the big store with gains. Thimble Bee Sewing Circle enjoyed a gathering Friday at Mrs Arthur Nevins’ home. Mrs J W Schaeffer and her Clyde reside near Cockport. Anery W Mack of Rochester installed new Po O 1 A officers Friday night. A smoker followed the evening’s work. Windle Miller of Brackenridge visited Sunday. A M Adams adds to Main street property used by Dr Mothun. A. T. Taylor & Son urge summer comfort with their heaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
John Kunyan
Jno. M. Curgan
Pittsburg
Darrell King
D. B. Dearmin
B. L. Byers
Thimble Bee
Arthur Nevins
J. W. Schaeffer
Clyde
Cockport
Anery W. Mack
Rochester
Windle Miller
Brackenridge
A.M. Adama
Ny de
Mothun
Local Notes From Montgomery and Surrounding Towns
Duffols resident Lowry Carnahan visits father Mos Caenahan while Clark’s nursing father endures illness. Dickie of Marchand frames Getty Motel interior and takes a post. The new band received uniforms and plans to perform. Various local residents and visitors are noted, including farm moves, sickness, travel to Alabama, and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowry Carnahan
Duffols
Mos
Caenahan
Mra
A. Clark
Eiderton
dHhaen Dickie
Marchand
Getty
Howth Klick
Iave
Ala’ Bata
Wie
Eviatt
Wash
Sigton
Ealia
Fisteumentil
Chas, Knott
Freeport
The Indiana Market Butter Cheese Sale Notes
Readable lines indicate a market listing for butter and cheese in Indiana. The fragment mentions products like butter and cheese with possible prices or suppliers implied by the header.
Local notices and community updates mixed with ads
Readable fragments mention Miss Olive Hotgrein leaving for Midern Iidge to attend the Aum term at Kid era Ridge Academy. There are reports of pupils praised for perfect attendance, visitors at a term closing, and two stallions Prince Albert and Modoc offering breeding services starting May 1 with schedules near Cherry Tree Richmond and Lovejoy. A death notice for William Brown, age 16, notes pneumonia and service details at Hopewell cemetery. Also includes a quinsy remedy advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnahan
G. I Rowe
Mt. Naders
Olive
Hotgrein
Midern Iidge
Kidera Ridge Academy
Fe Prltrona
Bupits
Atmatrona Townaship
Zula Rowe
Genaus
Churaday
Macgnrpe Teey
Murray Devinney
Jessie Watt
Jeabeth Watt
Voynn Laney
Pupis
Prince Albert
Modoc
James Lamer
Cherry Tree
East Pike Road
A. Cochran
Richmond
Lovejoy
W. Co
Treble
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Moorwead
Moorshhad
A. Ralph Moormeate
Bell
Thuana Portoflice
Ino
Fishor
A. T. Taylor & Son
Mra Hom
Pyock
Selma
Braddock
Peon
Mil Hunter
The
Roxsiter
Marlon Independent
Flinn
Truitt
Repubiican
Senator Flinn
Foustalso
Hunter
Lincoln
Isl
sy#em
Farmers Bank of Indiana
Hastrun
Langham
I. McCune
Clymer
Farnsworth
John Wixhar
Iy Glace Loan Firm
Wilgus
Thomas Diohesion
Thirlie
Berrysville
Henry Hile
J. W. Farnaworth
D. 8
South End
J. F
Alwhouse
George
Stamm
Reformed
Waster
Robert Kilngenamith
New Kennington
South Berd
Jno
Moyers
John Thollis
Wins Metterton
Martin
Punxsytawney
Transacred
Hastings [Planing Mill Company
Emory J
John
W. M. McMillen
Ohio King
First National Bank
D. C
C. Forsythe
Combalmer
Marshall Building
North Sixth St
Indiana Market
Wallace Dry Goods Co
Jamestown
J. C. Wallace & Son, Proprietors
Philadelphia ST
Indiana, PA
the Savings & Trust Company
Pennsylvania
William 8. Brown
C. A. Brown
Mary
Charles
J. N. Bracken
Hopewell Cemetery
William
Bitterbaugh
Quincy
L. BH. Biterplash
Mack
Phila. St., Indiana
O. N.T
D.C. Mace & Son
Sloan Bros
Linaire
Bo lOther
Axminster
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