Arcadia to rise as model mining town in Montgomery Township
Arcadia, a model mining town planned in Montgomery Township, Indiana County, Pennsylvania, sits on the South Bank of Cush Creek near Cash Creek. The project envisions prosperity with coal fields nearby and positions Arcadia within a network of regional towns including Glen Campbell, Burnside, Mahaffey, Patton, Clearfield, Punxsutawney, and Indiana. The text describes Arcadia as one of the first fruits of returning prosperity and notes its strategic location relative to several communities.
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Arcadia Promises Growth as Coal Industry Expands
The location sits amid ten thousand acres of high grade coal with three operations ready to be installed and run by electric and air plants. 1,000 workers will be needed to operate these mines, with more jobs as capacity grows. Arcadia, named for contentment, sits in Cush Creek Valley near Moshannon bed coal, offering water, timber, and slate resources to become a manufacturing town.
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Arcadia Land Company Advertises Lot Sales in 1900
The Arcadia Land Company promotes restricted, improved lots with coal reservations. Purchasers pay a mix of cash and credit, with discounts for full cash. A new township road will connect Cush Creek to Arcadia and Glen Campbell, encouraging growth to about 2000 residents as the New York Central Railroad extends. Sales begin Monday August 6, 1900 with inquiries via J O Clark Secretary and H H Jacobs Agent Glen Campbell PA.
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