PhonEs Well 207 Entered as Second Chily Matter
The item notes that Well 207 at Indiana Westoiiice was entered as a second chilly matter in October 1905, reflecting a local record entry.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1911
Page
4
The item notes that Well 207 at Indiana Westoiiice was entered as a second chilly matter in October 1905, reflecting a local record entry.
The slate lists Sheriff George H. Jeffries Register and Recorder Blair Button Prothonotary John CU Wells District Attorney Wilkin Commissioners J M Ansley and John Bennett Treasurer J Willa Wilson Auditors B Wood and Dog Speedy Coroner K E Buterbaugh and Surveyor from Sanith.
A list of upcoming Republican gatherings with dates across multiple communities: Dixonville October 25 Creekside October 28 Sheloca October 26 Willet October 27 Arcadia October 27 Cockport October 28 Brushvalley October 28 Stafford October 30 Homer City October 31 Clyde November 1 Clymer November 4.
In Clarion county the Keystone candidates have withdrawn, leaving the field to Republican and Democratic contenders amid a legal contest. The piece notes Keystone’s likely demise and a broader drift back to national parties, praising Indiana county Republicans and urging support for the Republican ticket across the county.
In publishing the recent primary results the Progress omitted that Mr. Stephens of town was a Keystone party nominee for County Commissioner, with 227 votes, the largest for any Keystone candidate in the county. RN. Ray of town received 220 votes, and the Keystone party will vote for these nominees in November.
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