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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1895
Page
5
The text argues prices are persuasive and reflect the best quads of downest prices. It claims cheaper travel globally proves tech can’t be beat, asserting a principle of offering lowest prices and that prices speak for themselves.
A brief note suggests readers may soon be ready to enhance rooms with new window furnishings. The text emphasizes cheeriness and decor, hinting at updated blinds or drapes as part of a spring refresh.
Lace curtains offered in Nottingham Brussels and Smyth Port reductions with prices from 1.95 to 12 per pair. Swiss and Brussels ranges listed and window shades two quality options at 20 to 40 cents. Ladies wrappers dresses capes and waists advertised as equal in quality and lowest price.
Summer silks and dress goods advertised with a reputation for leading in popular fabrics. Prices start at 25 cents with 40c 50c 60c and higher up to a dollar and a quarter. Also promoting fine shoes for ladies and gentlemen. The best makes claimed.
A merchandising pitch touts children's suits with extra pants and a matching cap at the price of a single suit of the same quality. The copy argues it is a cold fact and asks which option buyers prefer, then notes the new line is on display.
An advertisement promotes a four to fifteen year old double breasted childs suit with extra pants cap and accessories included at the price of a single suit, highlighting value and setup for early shopping.
Local item highlights a building boom, new houses, road snow drifts, and social visits. Residents Neаl & Weaver haul lumber, school terms end, church meetings and maple syrup making, plus auctions, farm work, and a new meat market opening.
Br Stumpf and Sons announce they will discuss the big bargains in the Proc RE3 readers next week. Look for their advertisement and compare their prices.
A golden wedding in Green Township honored Mr. and Mrs. George Rodkey with 150 guests including Cockport Orchestra present. The couple, married in 1345, raised six children and lived through early development of the region. A later note advertises Smicksburg and Grisemore summer schools, a kindergarten, and Indiana Normal terms with dates in 1895, urging enrollment and detailing instructors and terms.
The statement lists candidates for the Republican Primary held May 11, 1895, who pledge to abide by the primary result and support the nominees at the November 5, 1895, general election. Names published under the chairman’s authority.
William E. Allison, John L. Getty and John S. Taylor are named in a boundary dispute involving Indiana Borough, West Indiana Borough and Young Township, with details about jurisdiction and proposed realignments under consideration.
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