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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1922
Page
2
A brief item notes bond terms in British Columbia with durations listed as one year nine months and three months. Financial figures show prices or yields around F200 and values $1.60 and $1.00, with a code 806 accompanying the data.
The Jacksonville Borough Council approves plans from the State Highway Department for reconstruction on Route No. 208 from Blackneck and Jacksonville line to Jacksonville and Young Township line, a distance of about 1106 feet. The ordinance repeals conflicting laws and is signed by President Simon Anthony and Secretary W. Shields, February 1922.
Local attorneys in Indiana County urge the public to support John Fisher for Pennsylvania governor. The letter cites his character, public career, and unblemished private life, urging voters to back him as a fearless, clean leader.
Mrs Sheetz of Altoona returns home after time with Frank Davis A P Cribbs ill with pneumonia J Ross Hamilton weekend in Youngstown Mrs J R Hamilton recovered from flu and returned to school Mrs J M Lukehart and Harry Lukehart visited Indiana Margaret Black aged 38 recovering from grip Anne Lowther daughter of Cline Lowther ill but recovering J M Hart still critically ill Miss Olive Kinter with toe crushed sledding at school weeks ago now hobbling about Rector field notes indicate multiple household visits and minor health updates across the area
B. M. Fleming argues that farmers lack protection under current laws and face exploitation by profiteers and financiers. He envisions fair legislation, shorter workdays, and price supports to keep youth on farms, transforming deserted farms into productive homes.
Ordinance 54 authorizes grading curbing and paving of Franklin Street between east side of 4th and west side of 7th in Clymer Pa to add seventeen feet width. Cost to be assessed to abutting property owners. Bids to be invited with plans by Borough Engineer. Published March 6 1922.
Notice is given that Tudling county school rectors will meet at the aurh Tange in Indian on Tuesday the With day of Apel Wee for selecting a regular county superintendent of public schools.
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