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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1911
Page
4
The Indiana Progress announces its status as the county’s oldest paper and outlines contact details, payment terms, and mailing information. It notes subscriptions and communications must be prepaid, with a 2 phone numbers listed and a post office entry date in 1906. The issue is dated Wednesday October 4 1011.
The Progress notes the primary is over and details of vote cast are published. It urges Republicans to yield to the majority, praise the nominated tickets for county, township, and borough offices, and urges unity to march under the same banner in Indiana County. The piece emphasizes strong Republican turnout and support for the candidates.
The piece urges Republicans to stand in line behind the party standard, citing a long history of achievement and urging voters in Blakeville and Indiana County to support Republican candidates at the upcoming primary. It likens duty to the Civil War era volunteers and stresses allegiance, discipline, and choosing true Republicans seeking nomination.
The Courier urges Republicans to vote along party lines and back all candidates, noting Sutton and Elkin deserve support for past service. It recalls Sutton as Registrar and Recorder and Elkin as an able District Attorney, urging party loyalty and full backing. A meeting of the Republican County Committee is set for October 7 1911 at 1:30 pm at the Indiana Court House to kick off the campaign.
Free Methodist assignments from Braddock week list J C Archer to Blacklick Homer City Armagh Cora Spiker Blairsville Bolivar Indiana Marion Center L C Andre A D Zabn evangelist. other notices include state tax payment and an Indiana Borough election to increase debt by 20000 for municipal building with polling on November 7, 1911. Jerry Sexton moves to Johnstown Leader.
The Dias family suffered the loss of nine children in a fatal blaze that trapped the youngsters as their bed rooms filled with smoke. Mr and Mrs Dias escaped after tumbling from a window. both parents were injured. Justice A W Campbell led an inquest jury which found the deaths were caused by an accidental fire of unknown origin.
Local institute schedule lists devotional, addresses, and topics in morning and noon sessions at Martin school Washington township with speakers Rev D W Lecrone Miss Wilson L M McGaughey Prof C H Fleming Prof James L Jones and others on recitation purpose school improvement parent relation township superintendent education profession and financial aspects.
Cab. Easily attached to provide complete protection against wind and chill.
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