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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1892

Page

4

Readership Offer For Two Papers At One Fifty

An advance subscription deal promises Indiana Progress and New York Weekly Tribune together for one dollar fifty per year. New subscribers and those in arrears who pay in full and renew receive both papers at the reduced rate. The promotion reopens on the fourth of July in 189.

United States Progress Indiana

Farmers Letter Critiques Silver Inflation Scheme

A Mississippi farmer writes to New York papers arguing against the Bland silver bill. He claims government backing would inflate currency and raise living costs, destroys value of dollars, and forces price rises for labor, livestock, and goods. He advocates a simple man making pine eggs a dozen as a better message.

Mississippi New York Friends of Silver New Sy County Prine Leas Montana Tbe Maan Weeveot

Liquor at the World’s Fair Proposal Sparks Debate

World’s fair managers plan liquor privileges on fair grounds despite city laws and seek a special law to grant control of Jackson park and Midway plaisance. The piece notes public health concerns and urges constitutional remedies while advertising Hood’s Pill and Hood’s Sarsaparilla tonics. Hidgeview Park Hotel 50 miles

Affidavit and Memorial Day notices from Cherryhill area

The document records sworn affidavits by Elmer E. Hadden and G. W. Martin about April 9, 1892, primary election counting with James Fowler and ensuing statements. It also includes Memorial Day observance details at Homer City with Mas. A. J. Bonar Post and related parade, services, and committees. Additional entries announce Indiana Normal School improvements, a patent health tonic ad, and trespass warnings on school grounds.

Cherryhill Township Elmer E. Hadden G. W. Martin Cherryhil Township State of Pennsylvania Indiana Greenville Said Township James Fowler Congress Nesbit Jack Squire Empfield Fowler Elmer E. Happen James McCgrecor D. C Homer City A. J. Bonar Post Ayzsin Post Wills Guthrie Hall M. E Guthrie's Hall Homer Woman's Relief Corps Son of Veterans, Jr. O. U. A. M Patriotic Sons of America J. N. Banks, Esq A. W. Wilson Wm. S. Owens D. D Thomas Button M. Watt Harry White M. Jack J.wood Clark W. J. Mitchell C. W

Indiana county boy seeks Indiana Pros for year

A letter from Emporia Kansas dated May 16 1892 asks to send the Indiana Progress for one year. James Martin says he will send a money order for 150 cents and desires home news from the old county. He asks the paper be started and notes he is an Indiana county boy weary and hungry for news.

Indiana Emporia Kansas Epitor Progress Old Home News James Martin Orphan Court Indiana County J. W. Shields Mra Margaret McLaughlin James Mc_Laughlin Rayne Townshi A. A. McLaughlin James McLaughlin Margretta McLaughlin R. J. McLaughlin Barry McLaughlin McLaughlin

Baltzell Bros Wholesale Dry Goods House Opens in Altoona

Altoona gains a full fledged wholesale dry goods house established by the Baltzell Bros. in a larger building with many employees and mail order sales. Merchants statewide are urged to buy locally and save money.

Altoona Baltzell Bros Altoona, Pa

Fine Horses and New Lodge News From Pennsylvania

Notice advertises stout stallions at Harry Anthony's stable at the old Fair Grounds including Perch erot Eiffel and Experience alongside Ray Nickle and Musical College. Also reports a Junior O U A M column on civic virtue and council organization in Indiana County with past and upcoming meetings and new councils planned in Advance and West Lebanon. 1904 spring tone with local notices and agricultural ads.

Harry Anthony Old Fair Grounds Eiffel Ray Nickle Advance West Lebanon William Fall Cherry Bill Township Indiana Pennsylvania M. Crawford Martha Jane Kirkpatrick Milton Carney Andy Cherryhill Penn Row Thomas McMullen McMullen Aken Ada McFarland William A. Evans J. ‘Wood Clark Silas M. Clark

Notice of second spring opening and sale at department store

Greeting to patrons as a second spring opening arrives with immense arrival and bargains. Miss Aggie Lytle appears in Dress Goods and Trimming, while P. Wilson, B. K. Kellar, W. H. Dearmin and Dick Wilson run Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpets, etc. D. M. Caldwell and Blair Sutton oversee the Shoe and Grocery Room with polite attention and lowest cash prices guaranteed.

Aggie Lytle P. Wilson B. K. Kellar W. H. Dearmin Dick Wilson D. M. Caldwell Blair Sutton

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Indiana Progress Sss . T. Moorhead, Bd Prop’r Philacelphia Street Tednesday John Dean Blair County Hoon Alexander McDowell GEX WM. Lilly Carbon County Republican County State Senate M.C. Watson Assembly Noah Seanor Routh Mahoning WM. Hosack James McGregor John M. Leech John R. Caldwell Hood Pe Hidgeview Park J. Edwards J. Grover Mowry Wm. Phillips J. Kerr J. A. Kerr Wm. McDonald L. Gilbert Wm. Greer H. Myers J. Griffith A. Hendrickson A. Morten H. Moonshower H. Drenning Woman’s Relief Corps Fonny Daugherty Bros. Drug Store Normal School Missionary Convention Home and Foreign Missionary Societies of Kittanning Pittsburg Court House Musical College Henry B. Moyer Freeburg Henry Baxter Daugherty Bros Standard F. J. Johnson Standard Sewing Machine Office C. U. A. M. Colum Weat Lebanon Miller's Hall N. O. U. A. M. Lodge J. T. Sass Wm. Fry W.E. Collina R. M. Sheffer D. B. Townsend J. A. Alshoupse Eas Young Albert Donahey Inside Sentinel Carson Hancock Outside Sentinel A. W. Ewing R. L. George Jim Council No. 260 Washingston Easton Greenville Council No. 474, Jr. C.C. A. M Indiana Markets D. O. Mack Farmers Wilson, Rewe & Hetrick Court of Common Pleas Clark H. P. Lewis, Sherif Wilson Conner Gordon Helman W. McCurdy J. BE. McCurdy Larimer & Co E. M. Evang Tillie Robertson A. T. Moorhead Annie E. Giste J. W. Walker Margaret Lydick John McCreight Godfrey Marshall Joel Fink McCormick H. M. Co J.C. Moorhead B.& L. Associat J. Martin Triece Maria Alexander D. R. Jenkins Haworth & Dewhurst John Truby D. R. Priugin J. T. Marshall A. Roberts Daniel Glenn James Stephenson Isabella McCormick Samuel F. Swartz Adra'r Jas L. Spencer Magovern & Co William Truby Cary Bros. Et. al Same Hall, Schenck & Co Lippincott, Ogilvee & Co Morria Newberger Nchwartz Graf John G. Brenner Son & Co A Moss Geo. E. Pringle Supreme Council of Chosen Friends Desper Mardis John G. Stewart G.D. Albert James Barclay Geo KR. Stewart Jno Agey Otto Fry Silas D. Howe John Steetle Use Nicholas Boyer A. Scott A. W. Wilson & Son Orphans’ Court Daniel Smith Robert Smith Burrell Township H. Anderson Nancy J. Mears Salinburg Aaron G. Richard John H. Richard Grant Township Langham A. Shadrach William Shadrach Indiana Borough John W W.D. McCullough Hugh Wigging Armstrong Township Pierce Joseph A. Henderson Nettle Pounds Joseph Pounds Center Township Banks S. M. Work Samuel Ross East Mahoning Township Paul Vogel Joseph Lawrent West Indiana Sloan A. BR. Bunyan Sarah Evans Brushvalley Township Tomb James M. Burns Ida Fink Mary Fink Conomaugh Township John H. Robinson Salisburg Borough Wm. T. Weaver John 8. Weaver Wiliam Weaver Banks Township Elizabeth Dixon James E. Dixon Washington Township Studius A.J. Crissman Wm. Griffith Dunwoody Hill W. H. Brown Robert C. Armstrong White Township Salmon Fulmer John Fulmer P. Fulmer Rayne Stupehal John D. Paige Mary McFarland Stachul Kier Conemaugh Jacob P. Dick Andrew C. Dick Andrew Dick H. §. Thompson Eeld West Wheatfeld Fischer Wet Campbel James Campbell Youn Telford Arene John Mayn Jonell H. B. McIntire John McGuire Rachel Tong Ino Uphror M.A. Mock George Hess William Mock Eee Walker OM Ti E. E. Lewis South Aboning Township R Lewis Ambrose, Pa McKee Davia Carpenters Alley Swartz E.G. Orr D. L. Rosenste Il E. G. Orr & CO A. O D. E. Rosensteel Leech & Elkin Rayne Township James McGregor Clerk Netwire Taylor's Exaes Dresa Mse Charlie Maslin Norfolk W. M. Cunningham Philadelphia Second St Weat McKee Davis, Prop Carpenter’s Alley Ndiana Thousanda Ladice Beles Fisher Block Detroit T. E. Iigenree Hetick Bros. Orty Bros Walters Reinewin W. R. Loughry & CO Philadelphia Street Indiana, PA J.R. Stumpf & Son Shoe Maker Toe Smee
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