Indiana Business Boom and Socialist Rise in Off-Year Vote
Indiana looks set for a building boom with home construction rising, materials scarce, and rail congestion hindering progress. Socialism gains nationally from 86000 to 400000 votes, possibly 500000, with Pennsylvania emerging as a Socialist stronghold. Oleo margarine prejudice noted. butter expected to rise in price. Pennsylvania Railroad raises wages by 10 percent for workers under $200 monthly. Parlor matches condemned in New York. Next legislature shows GOP majority: Senate 40-10, House 159-45, total GOP 199 to 55 Democrats.
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Eugene V. Debs
Pennsylvania
Senate
Democrata
House
Democratica
Personal Brevities Move Among Indiana County Folks
Mrs. Sue Willard visits Pittsburg friends. Miss Grace Kelly visits Blairsville friends. John Hood of Jeannette and Mrs. Hood visit here. many residents travel to Blairsville Pittsburg Indiana and Johnstown for visits and business over the past week. Several local residents like J A Johnston Johnstown visit Indiana business. Mrs. J N Stitt and others entertain or visit in Vandergrift Blairsville Apollo and East End.
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Sue Willard
Pittsburg
Grace Kelly
Blairsville
Tadiana
Bizs
John Hood
Jeannette
Mize Myrtle Evans
Johnstown
J. A. Johnston
Indiana
W. RB. Calhoun
Robert Kerr
Altcons
Sabbath
Blair Allison
Earl Woods
Vandergrift
James Ralston
Cherryhill Township
Edward P. Grove
South Tenth Street
Joseph Caulfield
W. L. Mahan
Apollo
S. W. Kerr
West Mahoning Township
Misa Anna Frech
East Oak Street
Georgeville
Ben Marlin
Bride
DuBois
Mr. Marlin
Harry B. Marshall
New York City
Albert S. Moorhead
Church Street
Andrew Gailey
R. ©. Timberlake
John Thomes
Homer City
M. Thomas
Armstrong Township
James A. White
Town
Ponxsutawney
Yatesboro
Thomas Sutton
Vine Crandall
Athens
R. A. Thompson
Oakland Avenue
John W. Walters
Thomas Lewis
Washington Township
Lewis
Mya. J. D. Cochran
Macgrove
Armstrong County
Sarah Jamison
Henry Wilson
South Sixth Street
Miss Jamison
Windber
A. M. Thomas
Armatrong Township
John
Emlenton
W. McCollam
Teachers’ Institute
Waller
W. H. Altimus
Strongstown
Susan Altimus
William N. Dodson
York
J.M. Dodson
Dodson
Southern Fertilizing Company
Robert McKendrick
Rayne
Cherryhill
E. J. Houck
Emma
Rayne Township
John Fisher
Deckers Point
Cincinnati
Connersville
Ind
Fishers
John H. Corrigan
San Diego
Cal
Corrigan
Asleep Amid Flames and a City Drama at Library Hall
A hometown item reports a fire rescue of sleeping inmates, then shifts to a theatre program at Library Hall with the drama Uncle Josh Spruceby and Side Tracked upcoming. It notes Ed H Sutton furniture, local stores, and weekly ads including the Pearl Library Association’s planned co op branch and Indiana Woolen Mills output in Indiana Pennsylvania.
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Dr. King
Daugherty Bros
Indiana
Moore
Homer City
L. N. Park
Marion
Josh Spruceby
Library Hall
Vermont
Tosh
Nancy
Hans von Bottlemeyer
Sally Spruceby
Ed. H. Sutton
Thia Beason
Pearl Library Association
Oil boom near Barbourville draws Indiana men
Excitement over rich oil finds around Barbourville Kentucky grows as a well yields about 250 barrels daily near land controlled by Pennsylvania Anchor Oil and Gas Company. All stockholders are Indiana men optimistic about the territory. An Indiana reader hails Dr King s New Life pills as life changing after two weeks use. 25 cents at local Indiana Pa druggists and stores.
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Barbourville
Pennsylvania Anchor Oil & Gas Company
Indiana
Dr. King
D. H. Turner
Dempseytown
Daugherty Bros
Wm. I. Moore's
Homer City
L. N. Park’s
Marion Center
New six room town dwelling planned on South Seventh street
Mr J H Brilhart of town will erect a six room dwelling on South Seventh street as a tenement. It will include modern conveniences. E M Lockard holds the contract and will complete the house by April 1.
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J. H. Brilhart
Town
South Seventh Street
E.M. Lockard
Cough remedy and farm paper offers cited in small ads
An ad list touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets for curing a cold in one day with no cure, no pay. It promotes Newseer Tribune Farmer a 20 page weekly paper and a combo offer with Progress for one year at $1.50. Also mentions Cooper Machine Company repairs in Saltsburg Pennsylvania and White's cafe serving fresh oysters and lunches.
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E. W. Grove
Newseer Tribune Farmer
Tribune Farmer
Big store holds furniture appeal at home
There is no reason to mail away for furniture when a large local store offers broader inducements. Fall feature highlights on page 7.
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the Proaurss
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North Seventh Street
Xpians
Pai Local
Indiana Progress, Indians
E. M. Lockard
Western Lakes
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
Alden Kamerer
Smicksburg
H. J. Kinkaid
Bardock
Josh
Ea. H. Sutton
Fuarnigher
Indiana County
Sharrette
Indiana Woolen Mills
Pittsburg Dry Gonads Company
Cooper Machine Company
Saltsburg
White's Cafe
KevenRy
SLO
W. k. LOUGHRY s#° CO
Thomes Morgan
A. W. Patchin
Patchinville
Thomas Rager
M. E
M.E
Telephone
J. B. Younkins
Philadelphia
Seventh Streets
W. T. Wilson
J. M. Glass
Pass & Wilson
Philadelphia Street
Penn’ A
Caldwell
Wilson
Penn’a
Baker & NE Alone
William N. Davis
Porc
Bros
Wanrap
Rutchens
Satangs
Fenn
Penn Avenue
Pittaburg
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