Indiana County Primary Election Notice 1926 Details
Notice from Indiana County Commissioners outlines the fall 1925 to 1926 primary election schedule and nomination rights. It lists required offices by township and borough including judges, clerks, inspectors, auditors, assessors, and school directors with district-specific positions across many municipalities in the county. The document specifies polling hours from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM on the designated election day.
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Indiana County
Act of Assembly
Superior Court
Court of Common Plaws
Orphans’ Court
Armagh
Connell
Banka Township
Justice of the Penen
Blacklick Township
Justice of the Benea
Blairsville
Corncilman
Brushvalley
Ellington Township
Iice
Clymers
Cherry Tree
Creekside
Justice of the Peace
Election Officials Named for County Districts 1925
County Commissioners Lewis G Chat and C Camp Bellen announce detailed lists of elected officials for numerous townships and boroughs. Positions include judge of election, inspectors, registrars, constables, auditors, tax collectors, assessors, and multiple school directors varying by district and term lengths through 6 years. The notice outlines roles for Glen Campbell Borough, Conemaugh, Green, Hammond, India, Jacksonville, Marion, Shonville, Salisbury, Sicksburg, Washington, Wheatfield, West Whentfield, White, Young townships, and others, with dates and terms specified in the countywide staffing plan.
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Cherryhill Township
Conemaugh Township
Trence
Conatilie
Glen Camphel
Thurgesds
Grant
Lenco
Wleetion
Wleetlon
Hamer City
Thurgess
Kloriion
India
Hurgess
Couneil- Tinh
Dst
Couneil
Old Ward
Rewisky
Jacksonville
Mast Mahoning Wirship
West Mahoning
Pence
North Mahoning Township
Sfax
South Mahoning Township
Lecor
Justice of the Peace
Yestra
Montgomery Township
Cleetton
Marion Genter
Burgesa
Vine Township
Wteh
Shonville
Rayne Township
Sax Colleton
Electron
Salisbure Worough
Sheloca
Sicksburg
Washington Township
Mence
Wheatfield Township
Mleedon
West Whentfield
Aswessoy
White Townships
Young Township
Rewlantry
Smi
Lewis G. Chat
Camp Belen
J J, Aanderson
Independence of the Financial Kind
The article argues for personal financial independence as essential to democracy. It urges public education to teach money management and industry cooperative plans to help workers build personal savings, reducing reliance on pensions and charity. It advocates an industrial savings policy and economic democracy to empower employees.
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Money as a Nuisance in Chinese Currency Systems
The piece argues that American readers should be thankful for simple money as Chinese currencies present endless complications. It details multiple taels and currencies such as Kaikuan Tael Hankow Kuantung Eiaoping Tookwai and lang weights, plus Mexican Yuan Dragon Hong Kong and Hankow dollars at coast ports. It notes frequent disputes over weight and purity, and describes interior trade hampered by copper cash and cents, making commerce complex and costly.
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