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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1914
Page
4
The Indiana Progress prints obituary notices and notices, includes cards of thanks and poetry, charges rates for notices, and requests communication and payment by readers. Address details indicate the publication office and date of Wednesday May 13, 1904.
The Republican party announces candidates for Spring primary May 19 1914 S Taylor North Punsantiwhey Th ASSEMBLY M G Watson Tndlana Ta W H Wood Indiana Ta R J YOUNG Chairman April 21 1914 Back in the ranks enrollment figures show 700000 Pennsylvanians affiliated with Republicans Gain over 400000 since 1912 Taft Sherman Democratic losses over 21000 Washington party loss 330000 Berks Northampton Northumberland counts differ Enrollment compared to 1912 vote to show GOP swing and Roosevelt followers returning to the party
Voters are urged to attend next Tuesday's Spring Primary to nominate state district and county officers. Party enrollment decides ballot choice. registered party members vote their party ticket while nonpartisan voters select the nonpartisan ballot. Polls open 7 am to 7 pm. Investments in Homer City housing and Roberts addition plots are advertised with sale dates listed.
Advertisement notes subject to Republican decision and asks Heap voters to participate on May 10. Article fragment references general assembly matters and election timing without full context or specific names.
J Day Brownlee announces candidacy for Indiana county's state legislature campaign. He supports prohibition, anti Penrose stance, reform of tax laws, charity funding changes, Workmen's Compensation, reduced bond debt, and a non-voice Department of Trishways, aligning with the Washington and Progressive platforms led by Theodore Roosevelt.
A Republican voter urges Indiana County supporters to back Hon. M. C. Watson of Indiana for the state legislature. The letter lauds his past service, votes for miners and farmers, housing bill passage, and Employers Liability Bill support, arguing reconstruction of the party requires trusted, experienced representatives.
General Albert J. Logan of Pittsburgh, a manufacturer, campaigns for Republican Congressman-at-Large, drawing strong backing from business leaders, farmers, and workers amid war fears and his National Guard duties. endorsement came at a Chamber of Commerce meeting in Pittsburgh.
The Kinter Co of Ol City Pa praises The Indiana Progress as an excellent advertising medium after receiving many replies to an ad for a history of Indiana County. Notices section shows rates and examples for wanted, for sale, and rental notices. several local sale and job ads listed with partial details and dates. a baseball goods promo ends the column.
A former legislator in Indiana County explains delays in campaigning due to business commitments. He appeals to voters to back his experience in crafting laws that stabilize industries, create employment, and balance regulation with growth, stressing the need for wise reform to aid workers and the economy.
South Bend residents Pearl and Mabel Boyer of Apollo visit parents Mr. and Mrs. J P Boyer. Henry Townsend and sisters Martha and Janet shop in Indiana. H H Hanna and wife call on Josiah George near Olivet. Mrs. Rupert and son Lester visit N A Davis family at Sheloca. Maude Shetler returns from Indiana. Clara Peterman of near Advance visits D B Townsend. Eva George visits Woodlawn. County officials Heckman and Jack of Kittanning stop in. Bruce Miller from Elderton Academy comes home for weekend. Mrs. A F Laughlin ill. Levi Alshouse and J B King attend Elderton business. D B Townsend family visit Alex Harbison near West Lebanon. Mrs. B T Smith and Mrs. Donald Jones shop at Wilerton.
Roberts' lot sale at Homer City begins Monday May 18. The event invites attention to the available lots and urges potential buyers to view the properties.
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