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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1915
Page
3
Local 250X terms require cash in advance. One year costs 34.00 with six months to four months options at 50. Three months 4 01. Newspapers stop at the expiration of subscription.
The Progress calls Indiana county readers to vote on November 2 for a non partisan judge and Republican nominees across county offices. Langham unopposed for judge. endorsements praise Boggs Liggett Ayers Longwill Marshall Wagner Hoad Adamson Buterbaugh McCrea as capable for sheriff DA treasurer prothonotary surveyor coroner and auditors.
The county urges voters to back Republican and non partisan tickets in this year’s elections. It praises the campaign as clean and free of corruption while urging registration and turnout for effective work next year.
The Trouman G Company opened their Conningham Compinq business with a Thursday evening event. Hundreds attended the 7 to 10 o clock formal opening, praising the new concern and its stock. The store offers a large line of high grade merchandise and aims to draw Indiana county shoppers to buy locally.
Jersey City N J Oct 10 Indications based on unofficial returns before midnight showed woman suffrage defeated in New Jersey by about 10000 to 60000. A 2807 majority was recorded on unofficial returns from 804 of the state's 1891 districts with 56676 for and 80347 against the amendment. Mrs H F Feickert president of the New Jersey State Woman Suffrage Association conceded the defeat at 1020 tonight as early returns across the state showed a decisive majority against suffrage.
RECENT DEATHS. George P. Bossard died near Dayton after noon Saturday in Adrian hospital. He leaves a widow and three sons and three daughters, Calvin of North Point, J. S. and Tester at home. Mrs 8. EH. Ayres, Mrs. C. H. Baim of Kittanning, and Ethel at home. Edwood Kelly, aged 88, former Marehand resident, died at his Punxsutawney home after a long illness. A coroner’s jury in Clearfield county found a man named Breth responsible for his five month old child’s death after refusing medicine due to religious belief. Political ad endorses William Schurr for County Commissioner on the Prohibition ticket, Indiana county, election November 2, 1915. Also notices about The Youth’s Companion subscription for 1916, and local sells for paint at Smith’s.
FE A Stear and sons Wayne and Glatt visited Indiana on Wednesday in their new Dodge era car. C J Weiffer and Mrs TB Blough of Johnstown were guests of Mr and Mrs S Hamilton White Township on Wednesday and visited relatives near Miderton during the latter part of the war.
Market data from Pittsburgh Cleveland and Chicago lists cattle hogs sheep and calves with price ranges and grades. It includes wheat corn oats futures and a brief ad for stable blankets. The piece closes with a political message urging support for the suffrage amendment and referencing Woodrow Wilson and Gov Brumbaugh.
An estray report from near Parkwood describes two stray valves or parts found recently. The owner is requested to prove ownership and pay expenses or they will be disposed of. The message mentions AL Campball and Shelocta.
The Savings & Trust Company of Indiana PA executor on October 20 1915 files for leave to sell at private sale a lot of ground in Center Township Indiana County Pennsylvania to pay debts. The parcel is 171 feet by 190 feet with two one story frame houses on it bounded by Shulesville India road W P Kerr W P Risinger and others. Price set at 1000 dollars.
Satisfied customers urge friends to buy The Dockash as property owners recognize its value. Nine Dockash Stores operate in one family, with widespread talk about the product.
Estate of Tames K. Matson seeks leave to sell a five acre village lot in Lew isville Cohosh township Dauphin county Pa to pay debts. The sale would be private and free of all mortgages with proceeds about 8250000. Administrators Le Bark Long Jelohur 20. WANTED LOST FOR SALE AND FOR RENT notices follow rate card.
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