Keystone protests against Democratic candidate Shirley for Congress
In Dauphin county court, Keystone party followers protest Shirley in Clarion county seeking to boost his candidacy under the Keystone name. The 27th district currently backs Rep. John N Langham, a Republican praised for aiding farmers workers and soldiers and projected to win reelection with a large majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith Shirley
Congress
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Keystone Party
Clarion County
Court of Common Pleas
Dauphin County
Shirley
Jd.nn. Langham
Punxsutawney
Langham
War Veterans Endorse Republican Ticket
At a War Veterans Club meeting in Logan Hall Philadelphia on October 1 1910 the group unanimously adopted a resolution endorsing John K Tener for Governor John M Reynolds for Lieutenant Governor Charles Frederick Wright for State Treasurer and Henry Houck for Secretary of Internal Affairs They pledge support and to urge all honorable means to achieve their election W H Redheffer President
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Veterans Club of Philadelphia
Logan Hall
Philadelphia
Republican Party
War Veterans Club of
John K. Tener
John M. Reynolds
Charles Frederick Wright
Henry Houck
Grand Old Republican Party
Ugre
W. H. Redheffer
Pennsylvania a Great Agricultural State
Pennsylvania is highlighted as a premier agricultural state with claims of top ranking in farming. The note cites Secretary N B Critchfield and an upcoming display at the Zand Show in Duquesne Garden Pittsburg October 17 to 29, organized by National Land and Irrigation Exposition and local newspapers. It mentions minerals, manufactures, and recent crop forecasts as reinforcing the state’s prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arepn
Benpaylvania
Pennsylvania
Pds
United States
Duquesne Garden Land
Pittspurg
Pennsylvania Farmers Shape National Economy Through Agriculture
A survey of Pennsylvania agriculture highlights its dominance in national wealth through high output and quality. It notes record crops in wheat corn oats and hay, vast dairy and fruit production, and large lumber output totaling billions in farm value. The piece praises farmer intelligence, cites land use, and previews an exhibit at Pittstown’s Duquesne Garden Land Bank in late October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Northwest
New York
California
South
United States
New World
Berry’s Poor Show in Stump Speeches for Pennsylvania Governor
The Keystone Party nominee William H. Berry faced sharp criticism in Philadelphia for erratic speeches and harsh attacks on Democrats. Reports say his temper and demagogic appeals alienated business leaders and reformers, while he pledged revenge on Democratic bosses and asserted Democratic loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Berry
Keystone Party
Philadelphia
Revere
Berry
Allentown
Quaker City
Taft
Union League
Philadelmaia
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Herry
Oyster Supper Planned by Jacksonville Episcopal Church
The Episcopal congregation of Jacksonville will host an oyster supper on Thursday night October 26 to raise funds for the church. Miss Minnie Rinn of West Philadelphia Street and her cousin Miss Pauline Rinn of Punseytawney left Monday for Philadelphia to attend the Qomba Conservatory of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters Oyster Bay
Philadelphia Street
Bell Phone No
Jacksonville
Minnie Rinn
Weat
Pauline Rinn
Punseytawney
Philadelphia
Qoomba Conservatory
Musto
Auditon’s Notice in Orphans Court of Indiana County
An auditor appointed by the Orphans Court of Indiana County will settle the account of The Savings & Trust Company of Indiana as administrator of Hubert Craven late of Center township deceased. The hearing is set for Wednesday November 9 1910 at 10 o'clock in the auditor’s office in Indiana borough. All interested parties may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsmen and Accest
Blair Lumber Co
Indiana
James Wissinger & Son
It. D
Marion Center
Orphans' Court of
Indiana County
Orphans’ Court
Tudiany County
Savings &Pruet Company of
Hubert Craven
Center Township
Sitid Court
Fundy
Lip
A. Dowglass
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Archie Nichol
John Miller
A. W. Mabon
John A. Findley
First United Presbyterian Church
Altoona
Women’s Missionary Society
Conemaugh Presbytery
R. W. McBriar
Smickeburg
John B. McCormick
Rosamoyne
Court House
D. W. Simpson
J. ©. Shasure
J. T. Boucher
Grim
Hog
Mary Huth, Oldeut
Dean Sickenberger
Monnahatown
Ruth
Golden Gate Way
Etta
Clark Hamilon
South Heventh Street
Lawrence Campbell
Creekside
Elder Peeler
Alexander Campbell
L. C. Hasinger
Taylor Avenue
J. G. McCrorey
Broadway
New York City
Progress Office
J. E. St. Clair
J. H. St. Clair
Benth Tenth Street
J. Hi
Neely
Apollo
Progress
Jennie TE. Baker
Blairsville
Strout
Bargaling
SEG Fh
Union Bank Thilding
Littsburg
M. Jack
Joseph Mears
Raythe Awnship
I. K. Mears
David Melman
Joseph Nyers
T. M. Strong
J. K. Mears
Blair Button
Wilson & Wood
Beacon Shoes
Children’s & Boys
Wilson
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