Indiana Progress Prefers Policy Shift Over Prosperity
The Indiana Progress notes the first year of the Wilson administration under a Democratic shift. It argues protectionist policy is endangered, citing tariff acts and mixed economic signals. It references New York Sun and Journal of Commerce observations, unemployment concerns, and calls for restoration of pro‑industrial safeguards. It also mentions a Protestant women’s missionary meeting and a card of thanks, plus an ad for fresh cows and springers.
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Wilson
New York Sun
New England
The
New York Journal of Commerce
West
Journal of Commerce
Chicago
Martin W. Lattleston
North Garylina Society
New York
Huber
Washington
United States
Mexico
Washingston, D. C
Subscriptions and renewal terms listed in Jan issue
The paper urges readers to renew subscriptions at once for continued delivery. It lists rates of $1,500 yearly in advance, $1.00 for eight months, the six months, 50 cents for four months, and 40 cents for months. All papers stop when the home rug om.
Mitop Literary Society Meeting Changes to Thursday Evening
Unveiling of the Mitop Literary Society of Armstrong township is moved to Thursday evening this week. Program includes multiple biographies, recitations, music by choir, solos, duets, dialogues, and a debate on Panama Canal tolls. Also notes a McIntyre schoolhouse program in February 1924 and a local institute at Trindle school house February 27 1994 with talks on recitation and home study.
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Mitop Literary Society
Armatrong Township
Joe Aller
James Kha
Margaret Die
Mabel Hanna
Margaret di- Die
Quade Smith
Jessie Watt
Jennie Abel
Walter George
William Calhoun
Margaret Deianey
Jenny Abel
Imogene Carnahan
Vada Watt
David Blakley
Hf. D. Ray
Bie
Vizelle Watt
Frank Cunningham
D. W. Anderson
W. A. Dible
Deny
Thos. Anderson
Esie Campbell
Miterary Society
McIntyre
Literary Society
McIntyre School
Young Township
Febirth
Esther Henry
Wdna Cunningham
Ross Learn
James Stewart
Hazpeltine Gemmell
Ruth Wiggins
Anna Neal
Viola Brown
Ralph Stuchell
A. G. Stewart
W. IL
Henry Jambouree
Paul Stewart
Allie Cribbs
Elwin Irwin
Merle Little
Helen Hutchison
Margaret Barkley
Alson Cramer
Steele Findley
Mabel Wutchison
What can be dispensed with in school government
Roll Call and writings discuss discipline rules and ethics in schools. Questions probe mottoes like The making of a man and the Dead Routine of the School Room. Names Stevens Hale Hutchison Cramer Barkley appear among educators and students. Lectures in New York City Nightless City topic to be delivered by Robert M Van ayivood at Rayne and Tanoma churches February 4 with 150 views and a silver offering.
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Lincoln
Washington
Steele Findley
Bertha Ull
Paul Barkley
Olive Stiles
A. Campbell
Rev
Hill Reading
Mabel Hutchison
Yonk
Epie
Flelen Hutchison
Alson Cramer
Merv Weston
Margaret Barkley
Laura Matthews
Friends of Creation
New York
Robert M. Vanayivood
Rayne Presbyterian Church
Tanoma Presbyterian Church
Pickets Save Child From Three-Story Fall in Weehawken
A two-year-old named Phillips escaped serious harm after climbing to an open window and tumbling three stories. Pickets on a fence snagged his clothing, saving him, as a shaken mother found him unhurt on the ground below. The child’s narrow rescue is recounted amid other items and quips from the page.
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Pickets
Phillips
Newlywed asks Clara if nervous at marriage rite
The Safety Point Mia voice asks Clara whether she appeared anxious during the wedding ceremony. A friend expresses envy at first, then settles after George mentions a will.
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Mia
Clara
George
Wanted Lost For Sale And For Rent Column Notice
Classified notice listing multiple properties and items for sale or rent with details on locations, parcels, and contact hints. Mentions Indiana and Marshall County firms, a four room house, farm acreage, orchards, a peach room bath, and estate settlement sale. seeks inquiries through Mrs. Sara Weddicord Warner City Pa. B-21p.
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Eleld-Voon
Omaquel
Alsen
ALA
P. Beans
Joe
Marshal Battling
Indiana
Tadhinn
Xnl
Peres
Prien
Quia Perehrers
Reo A. A
Boins
Marshall Lovding
Sethi
Wiley Township
Sara Weddicord
Warner City
Jersey
Isingey
Coimer City
Wayne Avenue
Anna B. Stephens
Br di
Clymer
Report of the Condition of Clymer National Bank at Clymer
No. 0898 shows the bank in Clymer Pennsylvania with assets totaling 490,610.58 and deposits at 1,757,908. The statement lists capital stock, surplus, profits, and various notes and checks. H. Andrews, Cashier, swears to the accuracy of the report before Notary Davidson on March 26, 1027.
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Wis Rae
I U . Veeseee
Secre
Penna
Indiana
He Andrews
H. Andrinws
Winters Restaurant Meal Hint From City Outpost
In town readers are urged to dine at Winters restaurant located at the rear of street Cay Station. Food options and hours are noted in the brief lodging ad style notice.
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Winters’ Restaurant
Street ‘Cay
Progress Club List for Subscribers Offers Low Rates
Progress offers a subscription club at 1.60 yearly paid in advance with reduced rates on a mix of leading papers for Progress subscribers. Club combinations include Progress with Pittsburg Gazette-Times, Pittsburg Daily Dispatch, Post, Pittsburg Weekly Dispatch, Toledo Weekly Blade, New York Thrice-Week World, St. Louis Globe Democrat, National Stockman & Farmer, Ohio Farmer, New York Tribune Farmer, New Idea Monthly, and National Tribune Weekly. Orders should be sent to the Subscrip tion Department in Indiana, Pa.
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Progress
Progress and
Pittsburg Gazette
R. D
Pittsburg Daily Dispatch
Pittsburg Daily Post
Pittsburg Weekly Dispatch
Peace Gada
Toledo Weekly Blade
New York
St. Louis Globe
Democrat
National Stockman & Farmer
Ohio Farmer
New York Tribune Farmer
New Idea Monthly
BES Progress
National Tribune Cweekly
Cosses
Banke Hello Exchange Chit Chat Sparks Irony
A terse exchange shows Banke greeting Hello and asking how the world treats him. Banke responds with a dry remark about uncommon good fortune, indicating a humorous, old-fashioned tone in a Canadian context.
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Banke
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