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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1889

Page

4

Republican Committee to Elect Chairman in Court House

The Republican County Committee meets in the Grand Jury room on Wednesday June 19 1883 at 2 pm to elect a chairman for the coming year and address other business. Full attendance desired. H M Lowry, Chairman. The piece also critiques saloon politics and argues for adopting the Prohibition amendment in Pennsylvania.

Republican County Committee Grand Jury Court House H. M. Lowry

Before the Battle a Prohibition Amendment Broadside

The issue urges readers to vote on June 18 for an amendment it frames as vital for public happiness. It argues intoxicants cause more sorrow than other causes, appeals to conscience, and calls for help to struggling people, asserting victory will follow.

Johnstown Commonwealth Johustown Inet Epen

Voters urged to vote against the Saloon in Indiana County

A county executive committee official letter urges residents to vote against the liquor traffic in Pennsylvania. It frames the prohibition amendment as choosing to banish the Saloon and end its harms, calling on voters to fear God, protect homes, and defend the nation. Signed by Wx. 5. Owens.

Dietiller Pennsylvania Old Commonwealth Owens

A Few Words to Republicans on Prohibitory Vote

A public defense of Republican honesty on the Prohibitory Amendment. The author argues Republicans faithfully fulfilled pledges to let voters decide, denies covert opposition, and claims Republican support dominates Prohibition strength. The piece urges Tadiana county Republicans to ensure a large majority and silence insinuations.

Democratic Party Republican Party Tadiana County

All Day Prayer Meeting Planned in Indiana County

Since March 14, Indiana county ladies hold weekly prayer meetings each Wednesday from 3 to 4. At the May session they voted to hold an all day meeting on June 1 starting at 8 a.m. and continuing until polls close at 7 p.m. Leaders change hourly with subjects and hymns chosen by each participant. Notable leaders include Lizzie T. Bell, Bell Thompson, Robert Mitchell, Mary Ramel, Mrs Sutton, Sophy C. Lowry, Sarah Hildebrand, George Simpson, Marion Hay, C. E. Basr, and Mary Weir.

Indiana County Lizzie T. Bell Bell Thompson Robert Mitchell Mary Ramel Thomas Sutton Sophy C. Lowry Sarah Hildebrand George Simpson Marion Hay C. E. Basr Mary Weir

Hear ye you Pennsylvanian s vote for temperance amendment

A June 7 item urges Pennsylvanians to vote yes on the amendment June 18, citing Kansas eight years earlier and appealing to readers to contact ex governor John A. Martin and current governor L A Humphrey. It lists Wetmore Kansas residents who back prohibition including John Stowell M Worthy H C DeForest P L Binney J C Snodgrass Henry Hough J W Peret Rev L C Biggs E Whited E S Frager M DeForest P L Burlingame Charles Hutchison H H Lynn Cole Riggs Elian Woodburn and Mr Pennsylvanian. The note states no pay was received and emphasizes temperance and truth to urge a favorable vote.

Nemaha County Kansas John A. Martin L.A. Humphrey Wetmore John Stowell M. Worthy Jumbeman H. C. DeForest P. L. Binney J. C. Snodgrass Henry Hough J. W. Peret Rev L. C. Biggs M. E Church E. Whited E. 8. Frager M. DeForest P. L. Burlingame Charles Hutchison H. H. Lynn Cole Riggs Elian Woodburn Pennsylvanian

How the Dam Broke The South Fork catastrophe report

Colonel Elias J. Unger of the South Fork Fishing Club describes warnings and efforts to avert the disaster near Pittsburg. He details assembling workers and a sluice, raising ground atop the dam, and the moment the massive wall collapsed at 1 45, sending floodwater downstream. The Conemaugh lake drained in under two hours. club property valued at about 150000 dollars was rendered virtually worthless.

Elias J. Unger South Fork Fishing Club Pittsburg South Fork Park South Park Johnstown George Fisher George Lamb Houis Conemaugh Lake

Surprise Party Honors Armstrong Couple on 30th

On May 30 friends and relatives gathered at Mr. and Mrs. J B Warner in Armstrong township for a surprise party. A noon dinner and afternoon gift presentation by Rev. Jackson of Elderton followed by thanks and prayers marked the joyful scene as guests departed with warm wishes and fond memories.

J.B. Warner Armstrong Township Jackson Elderton Warner Rev. Jackson

To ledo catarrh cure testimonial advertisement

How's This! We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co propa Toledo. Endorsements from West Truax Waving Kinnan Marvin Van Hoesen Bank. Sale price told by all druggists. Ball's Catarrh Cure taken internally. Testimonials free. Toc. per bottle.

Hall F.J. Cheney & CO Propa Toledo F. J. Cheney West &Truax O. Waving Kinnan & Marvin

Seattle In Flames As City Burns In Massive Fire

A Seattle blaze began at 2 30 pm in Pontin's building on Front Street and by 4 30 pm covered five to six blocks in the business district. Estimates place losses at five million dollars with only one telegraph wire functioning as aid requests went out. Governor Moore issued a proclamation calling for aid as thousands faced homelessness and hunger while the city and its citizens fought to save what remained.

Seattle Wash Pontin Front Street Columbia San Francisco Miles C. Moore Johnstown King County Puget Sound Shore Northern Pacific Washington Pittsburg Pennsylvania Puget Sound Northwest

It Is a Curious Fact Hood's Sarsaparilla Benefit Story

It notes the body is most receptive to medicine in this season and urges Hood's Sarsaparilla for purifying the blood boosting appetite and health. It claims the product is unique to itself and stresses timely use for maximum effect.

Hood Keasem C. L Hood &Co Lowell Mas

Ice Cream Delivered to Any Part of Town

Fred Koenig announces readiness to deliver ice cream to all parts of the town at very moderate rates. Reapedly Yours, F. Kornte, 616 Philadelphia, Indiana, Pa. June, 589.

Fred Koenig F. Kornte Philadelphia Indiana

School District seeks bonds loan of ten thousand dollars

The School District of West Indiana Borough seeks to borrow $10000 or more on bonds running from one to twenty years with interest payable semi annually. Apply to Coulter Wiggins, Secretary. 1952.

West Indiana Borough Coulter ‘Wiggins

Legal Proceedings and Elections Change in East Mahoning

A long list of court actions includes bonds renewed for September court, liquor and assault charges, and various true bills. The Green Ino. voting plan moved from the school house to Williams Hall. Grand jury opposes Blairsville annexation and urges flood cleanup, river debris removal, and county bridge rebuilding. East Mahoning voting place shifted to a new building for elections.

W.J. Burns Admr Oliver C. Brady Centre Two Stone Culbert Robert Clawson James Hay Mechanicsburg Road James McFeeters James Hill John Jones Minnie Ranford M. A. Chesterwood Denny Sexton John Ford Jos Lydick Lee Carter Allas Coon Ray True Bill Lee Ray Punk Lydics Blairsville Johnstown East Mahoning Inp M. M. ifcAdoo Minta Tres

Desertion grounds drive divorce adjournment in probate

In divorce proceedings the case cites desertion as the grounds. Piff notes the husband was jailed for desertion, then broke jail and has not been heard from since. Adjournment set for Saturday afternoon. Voting place at Cherryhill two moved to Wi Booker house. Martin Caveney, jailed for costs, discharged under insolvent laws. Auditor’s report on funds of H B McIntire executor of Scott Lowman decd. and money from John McFarland estate. Thompson vs McCall with Hamilton subrogated as plaintiff.

Cherryhill House of Wi

Meetings Appointments List From June First To Fourth

A compiled list of meeting appointments and changes for Thursday June 4 to Friday June 1. Several individuals and places are named including Hon J P Marchand Elkin S J Telford Rev J Day Brownlee J W Stuchall Indiana John F Dravo Devyers church Banks Rev J W Johnston J A Scott Locust Lane Rev A T Bell W D Ewing Evangelical church W Wheatfield Dr D J Irwin J T Bell Decker s Point Eva G Thompson Homer City Dr W S Owens Ambrose Revs H Q Graham J W Johnston Blacklick Rev AS Hunter M C Watson Treece School House Green New Florence Hon G Hood Dr 3 W Miller Bethel church Center Rev Lewis Hay D B Taylor Won John Hill Rev Fulton Strongstown Pr Thomas St Clair Rev E J Knox East Pike School House White Rev D W Swigart W L Stewart WM Owens chairman Co Ex Com

Homer City W S Owens Ambrose H Q Graham J W Johnston Blacklick AS Hunter M C Watson E. J. Knox East Pike School House White D. W. Swigart W. L. Stewart Owens Cairman Co

Weather for Shoes Trade Boosts Amid Scarce Demand

Trade lines show uneven demand with a need for warm weather, currently scarce, while production in the footwear department has been increased to meet anticipated demand. The speaker notes aggressive supply efforts and commitment to furnishing products.

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