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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1891

Page

4

Voting structure for state and county tickets in Pennys

The piece outlines election ballots with separate boxes for State Auditor General and State Treasurer, Delegates at Large to a Constitutional Convention, County and District Delegates, and a separate box for approving a Constitutional Convention. It urges Republican voters to participate, criticizes Democratic candidates, and praises Republican leaders and protectionist policy.

Qgne Beil Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Indiana County Attagh Armstrong Township David Anthony Blacklick Township Ferguson School Banks Township Smithport Burrell Grand Army Hall Blackcie Smith’s Said Township Borough of Biairsville Said Blairsville Old Academy Buffington Township Barkley's Brushvalley Choong IG State Senate Commonwealth Hanes Sala Fromnmion Wader United States

Leonard Rhone's Letter Against Democratic Candidate

Leonard Rhone writes as Master of the Pennsylvania State Grange urging farmers to oppose the Democratic candidate and support equity in taxation. He cites opposition to farmers' demands by Robert E Wright of a major corporation and argues taxation without representation harms rural communities. The letter calls farmers to vote for candidates aligned with Grange principles and warns party operatives may wield power, but free men must vote for justice.

Leonard Rhone Pennsylianie Pals Sir Rhene Fhe Robert E. Weight Above Wright Robert E Wright Linda Ackme Gen. Beng Capt. Morrison Wronard Rhene Pennsylvania Grange Pennsylvania StaTe Grange Centre Hall United States Robert E. Wright Senate Finance Committee Vascala Hever Leonago Roosf

Blaireville Booms with Tin Plate Mill Plans

November 3 is noted as a key date for Blaireville as ground breaks soon for the Blaireville Rolling Mill and Tin Plate Company. Chicago galvanizing, Michigan carriage, and iron roofing inquiries show broad interest while locals expect rising real estate values and more jobs as capital shifts toward the town. The piece highlights community energy, falling unemployment fears, and hopeful prospects for growth by spring.

Blaireville Chicago Michigan Blaireville Rolling Mill and Tin Plate Company Blairsville

Butler’s Sea Rescue Feat At Cape Hatteras

Benjamin F. Butler earns praise for resourcefulness shown during a Civil War crisis on the Mississippi near Cape Hatteras. Facing a waterlogged ship and a sand shoal, he ordered troops to guard boats, ferried men to sound channels, and coordinated timely actions to drive the vessel off the shoal into deeper water amid cheers from all hands.

Benjamin F. Butler Alsays Cape Hatteras New Orleans Butler

New Tourn Rup Tours to Pacific Coast and Mexico by PRR

The Pennsylvania Railroad announces a series of personally conducted tours to the Pacific Coast and Mexico for 1892. Trips depart January 13 to the Pacific, February 10 to Mexico, February 24 via New Orleans and mammoth Cave, with later California tours. Each trip features Pullman vestibule train, luxury amenities, and inclusive itineraries. Details through Geo. W. Boyd, Asst. General Passenger Agent, Philadelphia. Also notes on Constitutional Convention vote with pro and anti tallies and a political jab.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Pacific Pacific Coast Mexico Ino New York St.Joouis Kansas City Las Vegas Santa Fe City of Cincinnati Mammoth Cave Birmingham Montgomery New Orleans Anch East California Geo. W. Boyd Philadelphia

Election pledge urges GOP to back Gregg and Morrison

Voters are urged to elect Gen. Gregg for Auditor General and Capt. Morrison for State Treasurer with broad majorities. The message emphasizes mobilizing Republicans to vote and not idle at home, asserting the party has the votes to win.

Gen. Gregg Capt. Morrison Itn Gregg

Teachers Wanted by Cherryville Township Directors

The School Directors of Cherryville township will meet at Greenville on Saturday to employ thirteen teachers for the winter term of four months. Wages eight dollars per month. W. J. SHURY, President. J. L. MARON, Secretary.

Green Township W. T. Price J. E. Brown L. M. Reffner G.T. Lear J.C. Leasure Cherryuill Township Greenville Overmder Lith W. Jshury Maron Wheat

Ladies Wraps Offer New Coats and Reefs for Season

A local shop markets a fresh batch of wrap styles including Bip Gore coats in tall slim fits and reefers with Persian lamb trimming in 27 and 30 inch lengths. Misses reefers feature camel hair, serge, and Cheviot for ages 14 to 18, plus a full line of children and infant wraps in cashmere silk eider down storm collars and Persian lambs wool.

Unusually Attractive Men’s Clothing Arrivals This Week

A Rochester made line in mens cheviot suits single and double breasted Lacque priced 12.50 15.50 and 18.00. Plain and fancy assimeres same firm. Fine dress suits mostly Clay worsted. New overcoats all shades and styles 8.00 up. Heavy storm overcoats for out door work and school 2.00 up. Mackintosh coats 7.50 and 15 cents novelty suitings 36 inches wide 25 c Henrietta cloth 36 inch woolen plaids 36 inch 40 50 60 c. Omels hair suits mohair lansdown bedford cards homespuns 85 125 150. Black silks ladies ribbed vests 25c 35c 50c 75c 1.00 1.25 1.50. Misses vests wool and cotton sizes. Underwear in various wools and cottons. Boys wear similar. Bargains in winter shoes this week.

Mackintosh Tde Omel Bedford

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