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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1913
Page
4
The Indiana Progress weekly paper announces its publication schedule and pricing terms. It states obituaries cards of thanks and poetry are charged per line, with cash accompanying all communications and payments to the Indiana Progress.
Indiana county presses a pro bond referendum editorial urging readers to support state borrowing for 200 miles of improved highways. It argues the state will build and maintain roads, relieve townships of the burden, and benefit boroughs like Indiana, Blairsville, Homer City, Marion Center, and others with connected main streets and better countywide transportation.
The Homer City Progress notes two Sulla Berry Bros candidates for burgess and town council, suggesting a strenuous campaign may limit reporting. It endorses M H Henry of Blairsville as Republican jury commissioner and urges voters to elect capable, well‑connected men. It clarifies voting rights for those previously denied under the Party Enrollment Act.
Adjournment moved from Friday October 17 to Friday November 7 1913 at 1 30 PM on the premises in and adjoining the borough of Plumville Pa The Savings Trust Company of Sedianay Pa Trustee 421 Stockholders Meeting notice for The Savings & Trust Company of Indiana Pennsylvania annual meeting November 15 1918 at 11 00 AM to elect five directors for three years J Wille McCartney Assistant Secretary
A fragment quotes Professor Armatrong urging sweeping reform of education in both local and American systems. He advocates scrapping the current academic structure to improve quality and shorten duration, preserving two ideals: develop individuality and encourage productivity.
An order will be sought in the Orphans Court of Indiana County on Monday, November 24, 1918, by George R. Stephens guardian of Mary Elizabeth Stephens to privately sell the minor's real estate interest. Parcels include various tracts in Cherryhill and Pine townships totaling acres with dower releases, sums ranging from 37 to 351 acres, and coal rights reserved, with cash on confirmation and a one-year mortgage option. The sale involves multiple properties with specified adjoining lands and heirs, under court supervision.
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