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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1909

Page

4

Temperance Progress Across the United States in 1904

A historical note on temperance and Prohibition trends. The piece cites saloon closures in Illinois, Virginia, Massachusetts, Oregon, and Indiana, counting thousands of establishments shut in six months and a rise to 20 million people living in prohibition districts. It highlights growth in prohibition cities and states amid fierce liquor trade opposition.

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Pittsburg Gazette Times: Plea for councilmen compensation

Lancaster notes in Pittaburge Gazette Times recount Dr W J Holland urging a state law to compensate councilmen. He argues paid service attracts capable businessmen, improves public service, and curbs graft by reducing the temptation to seek side income. Brookville Republican comments.

Pittaburge Brookville Republican

Notice to Readers on Subscriptions Renewal

The Progress informs readers subscriptions under the cash in advance system are stopped at expiration unless renewed. A notice is mailed before expiry and if renewal is not received in time the subscriber is removed from the list. Check the paper tab date and mail a dollar to avoid missing issues.

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Proposed Amendments to State Constitution Explained

Gen Harry White explains proposed constitutional amendments to Pennsylvania. He notes the 1873 constitution and 1909 legislative actions, urges public reading, and outlines changes including court consolidation in Philadelphia and Allegheny County, and a debt limit increase from 7 to 10 percent of property value.

Harry White Philadelphia Inquirer Gen. White Pennsylvania Commonwealth State Pennsylvania Bar Association Senate William HW. Meredith Common Pleas Conrte Philadelphia Uriad Allegheny County Auditor General Afalra Stata Treag

Proposed constitutional amendments outline election reform

Harry Whith of Indiana Pa outlines amendments delaying and reshaping officer terms, biennial and municipal elections, and term lengths for Auditor General State Treasurer and county officers. He notes schedules to implement if adopted by the Legislature and people in 1909.

Theimselves Philadelphia Common Pleas Harry Whith Tndjana, Pa

Commissioners Name Wilson Piper County Home Superintendent

The newly elected Board of Commissioners on January 4 1909 elected Wilson Piper as superintendent of the County Home and grounds. They explain the change from former superintendent Shaffer, noting the board acted independently of prior arrangements and will judge Piper’s competency, urging public restraint until results prove suitability.

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Progress subscription renewals list December renewals

A long OCR list details Progress subscribers who renewed or joined in December across many towns. Names accompany locations such as Marion Center, Indiana, Homer City, Parkwood, and Rochester Mills, with numerous individuals and households named. The notice emphasizes cash in advance and reader approval of the plan.

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Indiana County license applications inflation misspellings

Applications to sell vinous spirituous malt and brewed liquors in Indiana county Pa will be heard by the Court of Quarter Sessions on Monday January 26 1908 at 2 p.m. Petitions for and against any license must be filed before January st. Names and residences of applicants are listed with hotel and township affiliations. An ordinance opening Fifth Street in Indiana is set for hearing after ten days’ notice.

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Local Bank Opens New East Street Office

A regional financial institution announces the opening of a new branch on East Street. The Farmers Bank of India indicates expansion amid regional banking activity. Local officials and customers anticipate improved services and access to financial products in the area.

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