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The notice requests readers to renew subscriptions immediately if the tab on their paper shows a date of Nov 11 or earlier to avoid removal from the list this week and to ensure continued delivery.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1911
Page
4
The notice requests readers to renew subscriptions immediately if the tab on their paper shows a date of Nov 11 or earlier to avoid removal from the list this week and to ensure continued delivery.
The 62nd Congress opens next Monday with the House Democratic and Senate outlook unsettled. Calls arise to pursue practical tariff revisions and businesslike legislation. Local counsel favors Rep Langham for renomination, praising his service and urging continued Republican representation. A holiday edition of In the Open promises rich outdoor content.
A 1941 letter from John Houk to Prohibitionista in Indiana Pa. praises recent election votes for local candidates and urges unity against saloon licenses. It argues for active temperance organizing, warns of liquor interests, and calls citizens to discuss licenses and campaign for 1972.
A 1911 Cherry Tree Pa. notice from The Progress discusses The Bon Ton store built on quality and friendly service. It urges customers to become friends and extend goodwill, promising much in value and satisfaction with diligent effort and strong customer focus. Also includes readers’ letters and public sale notices and auctions in nearby townships.
The document orders Filomena and Vilomena Delfino to appear before the Indiana Court of Common Pleas on the next January term to show cause why Conceto Delfino should not be divorced from Matrimony. The notice is signed by Judge B. J. Telford and Prothonotary Tello Wells, dated November 26.
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