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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1910
Page
8
A fashion and grocery advertisement lists suits in tans grays blues and browns from 10.00 to 25.00 with patterns and quality claims. Also featured are sweaters shirts underwear and hosiery for men women and children along with shoes and silk scarves. Household staples include corn flakes sugar hams bacon tea coffee and crock jars with itemized prices.
The article reports Philadelphia delivering a record majority for John K. Tener and the Republican ticket on November 8. It notes a collapse of the reform movement and mass defection of Independent Republicans who refused to support Berry at the helm of the Keystone Party. Many independents did not register on three registration days, staying out of the campaign.
The executive committee of the Keystone Party appeals for reform and independence in Pennsylvania politics. It denounces machine control by Republican and Democratic factions, praises William H. Berry for exposing capitol corruption, and urges voters to uphold government by the people. Indiana, Pa. October 10, 1910.
Near Lovejoy resident Learn was in county seat yesterday. David J. Price of Clymer visited town last evening. Mrs Josiah Lydick and Madge visit Pittsburg this week. W R Thompson and Dr C M Smith of Plumville were in town yesterday. DA W F Elkin is at the Hagerstown fair this week. Robert P Waller of Bloomsburg stayed with sister Mrs Jas W Mack last week. Delos Groft of Cherryhill leaves for Lodi Cal to settle. G Meade Marshall elected director for Western Pennsylvania in the Western Baptist Association. Charles Z Huey and family leave for Glen Allen Va to visit father-in-law G W Wheeler for two weeks. Mrs Frank Dorr and child of Gaines Okla leave for western home. Mrs Elizabeth Lowman and Eva visiting near Tanoma. W H McCunn and C B H McCunn of Tanoma merchants visiting Pittsburg for Tanoma store purchases and exposition. Amanda Anderson returned to Elderton to work in millinery. received handkerchiefs and cards for birthday. Progress opportunities noted.
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