14 Aug 1935
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1935
Page
1
County voters will nominate a county judge three county commissioners county treasurer sheriff prothonotary three auditors county surveyor and coroner in the fall election. Townships will choose school directors road supervisors auditors justices of the peace constables and all election officers.
Local advertises Progress Trespass Notices to post land and deter intruders. Mentions paper notices six for 25 cents and muslin notices three for 25 cents, with optional mailing for 3 cents postage. Notices promise legal grounds against trespassers for damage or theft. Mail orders to The Indiana Progress in Indiana Pennsylvania.
Candidates seeking county office must present withdrawal notices to the County Commissioners by 4:00 P M on Tuesday August 20. Notices must be acknowledged before a Justice of the Peace or Notary. The text also mentions plant patents and the Townsend Purnell bill of 1930 and ends mid thought about a man preferring someone else in Congress.
A critique notes that many wealth sharing schemes ultimately place all assets under government control, leaving the public with little or no ownership. The argument frames this outcome as a misallocation of policy aims versus private enterprise and personal property rights.
Life long Republican and partner in White Township and experienced auditor requests influence and support from readers.
A voter wishing to change party affiliation for the coming Primary must petition the court under oath, cite the error, and request a change. The local Registry Assessor must appear with the voter before the court to satisfy the judge that an error occurred. This follows the 1933 34 Act. Seaside resorts have adopted regulations to limit bathing suits without long procedures.
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