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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1922
Page
9
An advertisement promotes a Va-Car Inside fire plaster patch as a money saving solution. It warns that leaving a tubed tire open to gravel and sand causes repeated punctures and advises proper patching to prevent further damage. The copy urges immediate use of the patch to stop the hole and protect the tire.
Notice to creditors and all persons interested in the estate of Voneh in White Township, U. deceased. Creditors are required to present their claims to the undersignedMorgan F Couen Executor for settlement. Debtors to the estate must promptly pay amounts due.
Prof Ralph H Gabriel outlines how American farmers evolved from soil workers to a distinct economic group as industry and cities grew. He traces farmer organizations and the Populist party, noting frontier closure, rising land values, and agrarian legislation in 1920 plus a Virginia farmer’s plea to prioritize domestic food production, including Arizona’s move to supply with Arizona beef.
A patriotic call to unity within the American Farm Bureau Federation urges state and county Farm Bureaus to stay welded as one national chain. It lauds the federation’s record, notes its Washington presence, and asserts that collective allied effort will advance justice for agriculture.
Electors are notified of a November 7 1922 election to approve bonded indebtedness for road improvements including the Nittany Pike. The notice cites a September 27 1922 resolution and lists officials I M Gahagan president and Y T Dodson secretary with the election hours and polling places.
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