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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1904
Page
4
A 1904 newspaper page references T Moorhead & Sons, local officers Mudge Telford Stith Wieher Cooper and others, and national figures Roosevelt and Puirhamites. It contains a critical editorial denouncing Judge Harry White for breaking with the Republican ticket and urging party loyalty for the nominee in upcoming elections.
Voters warned not to be misled by the Roosevelt-Pairvanks-Protectionist label on the ballot as no such party exists. Voting guidance urges Republicans to vote straight Republican by marking the box beside the word Republican and cautions against choosing ambiguous party names that could discard national, state, and county votes.
A political plea urging Republicans to reflect on national prosperity under current leadership, arguing the party’s policies uplift business, workers, and families. The text urges young voters to align with Pragmatist principles, praising progress and urging continued governance.
A local party endorsement letter urges voters to back the Republican ticket in Indiana County. It praises John P. Berg for Supreme Court justice, J. Wolford for president judge, W. O. Smith for congress, Ton. John S. Misher for state senate, and Cooper and Smith for state legislature, plus local officers. The piece highlights county pride, public service, and bond financing for streets and infrastructure, urging a strong Republican majority in next Tuesday’s election.
State College experiment notes new assistant chemists F W Christensen and staff changes at the station. The Bellefonte and State College Normal Farmers Institute ran October 11 to 14 with lectures and demonstrations. Also a rural comedy Old St Stebbins praised and a 47 acre farm near Cherry Tree offered at $2000 with coal reserved. inquiry by D Galawn Grant Da.
Market report lists grain corn oats hay and dairy prices at Pittsburg on October 31 with No 2 yellow corn at 60 60 1/2 cents, oats 35 35 1/2, eggs at 21 24 cents, butter around 17 to 25 cents, cheese NY full cream 31 1144, Ohio cream 10 11 cents. Cattle and hogs show ranges for primes and feeders. calves and sheep prices noted.
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