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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1914
Page
4
A fragmented postal notice lists Moorhead and Ed Horn as proprietors. The item notes second class matter status at the Indiana Test Office dated October 25, 195, with a publication on Wednesday May 6, 1914. It details subscription terms: cash in one year, eight, six, and three months options, and notes automatic paper stoppage at expiration with advance payments.
The Republican party announces candidates for the Spring primary to be held May 19 1914. Saylor North Pupxsutawney Fa seeks Congress. C Watson Indiana La 13 Wood Indiana Va R B Young chairs the committee announcing April 21 2014.
An old health piece urges straight posture and full lung expansion to improve breathing and blood purification. It links slouched carriage to poor circulation and respiratory issues, recommending twice daily breathing exercises and progressive lung filling and emptying for stronger lungs and appetite against consumption.
Notice to creditors states Blairsville College for Women under assignee D M Kier will seek court permission on May 11 to sell all institution real estate. Once flourishing, enrollment declined. trustees appointed Rev W Garges to raise revenues, but the college has been closed for months.
Subject to the decision of the Republican voters on May 10, 1904. The notice outlines the political choice and timing for party supporters in the period.
Political advertisement urging Washington Party voters to support a candidate for the General Assembly subject to the May 19 1914 Spring Election decision. The notice emphasizes party endorsement and election timing, referencing the candidate and voters.
Indiana County resident announces candidacy for state legislature. He urges prohibition of liquor, enforcement of existing laws, women’s ballot rights, state insurance and pensions, initiative and recall, free press and church-state separation, fair taxation, better highways, county-led road funding, and resource conservation. He pledges to serve taxpayers and oppose political bosses, aiming for national progressive principles.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a Prohibition party nomination bid in Indiana County with references to J Kirk Woot, a doctor Palmer in Homer City, and Mrs Roberts amid a broader report including a adultery case, tax records, and local business notices. The piece mentions a home talent play and various market and agricultural notes from Pittsburg markets.
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