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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1902
Page
4
The Indiana Progress discusses Roosevelt's anti trust stance and party unity, predicting congressional action and a strong Republican majority in the next legislature. It notes limited third party influence, urges within party reform, and references Leonids meteor showers with a caution about Pattison. It ends with a jab at county officials and a plug for Ed Sutton’s ad.
Prof A M Hammere of Normal and several residents from town and surrounding areas were noted as Pittsburg visitors this week. The column lists multiple names with brief mentions of visits to family or attendance at events, including juror service, church gatherings, and travels to Philadelphia, Harrisburg, and Vandergrift. A lecture by Spillman Riggs at Library Hall is announced along with a coon oyster supper fundraiser for the Episcopal Guild.
Promote a one year subscription as a Christmas gift to The Youth's Companion with $1.75. Include recipient name and address for The Companion's Christmas Packet and the 1903 calendar and subscription certificate. Also notes local public sale near Homer City and a notice from Ray M Allen of Princess Anne Maryland inviting readers to request a description of the eastern shore.
Public sale set for Saturday November 15 at 1 00 PM on the Frank Menth farm in Cherryhill township seven miles east of Tudiana and one and a half miles west of Greenville. Fifteen Dakota horses aged three to eight years include broken and unbroken drivers riders and draft horses all in good condition. Terms announced sale day. An auction notice follows about Ed H Sutton offering home furniture at low prices.
A brisk sellout of seats signals strong patronage for the People's Popular Lecture Course this season. The opener will feature Spillman Riggs with tickets on sale at Hall's. Single admission and reserved seats are advertised alongside a large ad from Ed. H. Sutton urging shoppers to take advantage of low prices in his stock of change furnishing goods.
The sensational railroad melodrama starring Lincoln J Carter arrives at Library Hall this evening. Admission promises strong scenery and stunts like a steamboat explosion and a dramatic Niagara Paris moonlight scene. The show is praised for faithfulness to audiences and critics, with Mr Carter’s company delivering reliable entertainment. A. T. Headley testimonial for Electric Bitters accompanies local ads and a furniture offer from Ed H Sutton with cost-conscious home furnishings.
Large English Berkshire pigs for sale listed with seller H. W. Joneston Rural Route No. 5 Indiana Pa. Also a nearly new standard rotary sewing machine offered at a bargain with inquiry through the Progress office.
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