Don't Forget to Pay Taxes for Fall Election Vote
The notice warns that Saturday October 8 is the final day to pay taxes to secure a vote in the fall election. It cautions against risking voter loss and urges timely payment.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1904
Page
4
The notice warns that Saturday October 8 is the final day to pay taxes to secure a vote in the fall election. It cautions against risking voter loss and urges timely payment.
Pay Your Taxes Today. Baker visits Dixonville. Mrs Calhoun of South Tenth street visits Pittsburg this week. William Young visits Blairsville. Many townsfolk travel to Philadelphia Pittsburg and St Louis exhibitions. Local guests include Mrs Elkin Smicksburg and attorney sons. Several residents attend missionary convention in Pittsburg.
Miss Mary Anderson of east Philadelphia street left Monday for St Louis to visit the exposition then proceed to Wairfield Tay to spend the winter with relatives. She was accompanied by Miss Carrie Hamilton of South Sixth street who will return after a visit to the exposition. Dr George A Milison of Cleveland visited Indiana Saturday and is son of Mr and Mrs Robert A Atson of near Plimvilly and a former school teacher of the cowry. Dr Millson is a new medical examiner for the Baltimore Ohig Railroad Company at Cleveland. Allizon Bryan reunion held Saturday at the home of Mary Bryan church of Lown.
Local correspondence lists residents visiting friends in Qhie and Akron Ohio, and others from Blairsville to Armstrong county. Mentions of new boarders, sick residents, visitors from St Louis Pittsburg and Johnstown, and a cement walk project. A pie social, a house move, and a World’s Fair trip are noted along with several names and addresses.
Ordinance No 116 from the Borough of Tadtine authorizes increasing indebtedness by 34000 to fund the boroughs share of street and alley paving. It outlines election to seek electors approval by November 1904 and requires notices in three local newspapers detailing the debt and purposes. Henry Wall presides, A. Batue clerk, Walter H Jackson burgess.
Public notice from the Borough of Gellona announcing an election to approve borrowing to raise forty thousand six dollars for the boroughs share of pardigie costs. The vote is scheduled at the town hall on a Tuesday in November between morning and afternoon hours with ward by ward debt figures and percentage of proposed increase. By order of Council Henry Hall president of Council attest: John S. Taylon, Clerk.
Desirable Grand View plots south of town promise easy access to schools, churches, and rail stations with new sidewalks and shade trees. The parcel, part of the Bath farm, was plotted by the borough engineer and will be sold next Wednesday at 1 o'clock with terms including ten percent down and three percent monthly payments, cash discounts of five percent, and private sale options.
A fragmented list shows numerous names including Bertha Gartell Win and QR Sharp Moertha A. Wiggins, with other couples and individuals such as Harriot Wilker Murrell Bartlebaugh Linnic M. Bis4 and Christopher A. Aines Ney RK Goodrich. The reading appears to be a roster of marriages or social notices with mixed initials and surnames.
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