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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1915
Page
4
The Indiana Progress lists its publication details and aging subscription rates as cash in advance. It notes price levels for one year eight months six months and four months, and warns that all panels stop at expiration.
Voters are urged to register by May 3 to affiliate with a party if they want to vote for party nominees in the fall primary on September 21. Under the Party Enrollment Act only party registered voters may cast party ballots. unregistered voters may only vote a non partisan ballot, except for the judge race which is non partisan. The county officer slate includes judges and jury commissioners, with judges chosen on non partisan ballots and other officers via party ballots. The election is described as crucial in county history and emphasizes proper registration for full voting rights.
Mr James Watson who recently returned from Brazil addressed the local Y M C A on the association work among South American students and repeated the address at the First United Presbyterian church. Other ministers from Blairsville Bolivar New Florence Loveland and Willet will attend the General Assembly meeting. a discussion on women’s suffrage featured a Sunday sermon at the Christian church. A smoker for War Veterans is planned May 28 with charter members invited. notices also promote water well services horse breeding and various local trades.
A fragment appears to mix song-like text with a legal notices section. The legal portion outlines wills and bequests of several deceased or named individuals in Pottsville and nearby towns, naming executors such as Walter Mesch and Mary A Cunningham, and detailing specific gifts to daughters, wives, and other heirs. An advertisement promises free instruction in crepe rope work by Dennison Mfg. Co. and Huey & Moorhead, inviting readers to learn crafts at no cost.
A collage of quirky clippings and jokes from early 20th century newspapers. Humorous snippets reference famous names and playful puns, including local wedding notes and a whimsical marriage report. The item blends comic fragments with brief social notes and a stray government notice.
Notice to taxpayers in multiple townships of Tanes County listing dates and venues for payment of current year taxes. Includes locations such as McKee's Hotel, Union Street, and various named towns like Dixonville and Green Townships. Dates span June through July with specific hours and collection points. Entities include Tanes County Treasurer, various hotels and stores, and numerous townships and boroughs.
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