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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1925
Page
2
The piece surveys postwar Britain Germany and France facing unemployment inflation and inflationary strain. It notes wartime payrolls 860000 workers and 600000 employed part time, argues inflation impacted Europe, and discusses Britain’s early attempts to curb turmoil and early немецGermany and France economic beginnings.
Florence and family members gathered for the Bolen clan reunion with a big dinner and ice cream. The highlight was a doubleheader between Austman and Livermore teams, ending 11-7 and 8-? in Livermore’s favor, amid injuries and lively remarks. The fourth annual Bolen reunion is planned for August 1926. real estate transfers noted include 55 acres in Buffington for 2200 and lots in Indiana for 2000.
A report details a group of youths and a central figure accused of trading valuables for narcotics with government agents. Beach and an accomplice trio allegedly sought leniency by offering information on narcotic smuggling in exchange for lighter prosecutions.
Homer City Independents defeated Graceton 4 to 2 at Homer City Ball Park in a seven inning battle. Homer City had four hits to Graceton’s eight but capitalized on base running and timely hitting to seal the win. Tomorrow they travel for a double header with the Indiana Normal team in Indiana, aiming for two more victories.
Transfers show Harry E. Bence to Helen Mountain for a Marion Center lot at 2075 dollars Blairsville Cemetery Co to George Weaver for a Burrell lot at 62 dollars J H Huey to Indiana County Commissioners for three in Banks at 176 dollars R W Giese to Grace Stull for a lot C Buterbaugh to Norman Bougher for a Green lot at 300 dollars Corsaro to Pietro Satanese for a Cherryhill lot at 3000 dollars
A clash near Libby Farm ends with the shooting of Foley and four companions. State police arrest eighty men and seize firearms as crowds gather and motorists flood the roads to Saxonville. Police report anti Klan stones and reprisals threaten.
Do You Remember Do You Remember Thirty Years Ago The people of this town are congratulated upon the result of the municipal election last Saturday The consolidation carried by a decisive majority in each borough The town has set a progressive course for a Greater Indiana Superintendent A M Hammers notes another teachers exam season and plans reelection Andrew J Lydick and Miss Dot Shank wed near Onberg Mrs Benjamin Candy from Wadkington visiting Capt and Mrs Henry Schnetberg Casey's marriage years ago drew attention A German wife and a coal black husband sparked town talk Barbara Schnetberg left with Casey later living in Washington and returning visits show they are happily settled in Indiana
A garbled twenty year old report references Tadiana elf leadership and a purge like council. It mentions a $42,000 promise and a new electric lamp supply, with unclear context and several readable fragments about plans and figures.
Indiana residents and visitors are listed with brief motions of travel and gatherings. Persons include Sarat Davis, Charlotte Williams, Harry Barnett, Paul Cunningham, and Esther Highlands, among others, with mentions of trips to Pittsburgh, Des Moines, Oil City, and Chautauqua Lake. The piece mixes local social visits, veterans of town life, and ads for near-term sales and events.
Steady to lower trading across markets with rail stocks advancing on some names while oil shares sag. Atlantic Refining omits common dividend. General Railway Signal rises to 268 after a 75 point gain. Pan American weakness follows rumors of Standard Oil curtailing dividends. several independents fall. Local notes report public sale at Frank Lohr farm with horses cattle sheep hogs car and farm implements.
A.G. Masten & Co. reports farm wages up 200 percent in sixty years in the Pittsburgh era notes. Despite higher pay, the hired man reportedly affords the farmer's family the use of the car three evenings weekly, a detail hinted in the Detroit Free Press and the Gazette classifieds.
Advertises Emerald Oil as a guaranteed cure for varicose veins. Urges purchase of a two ounce bottle from a druggist and nightly application to swollen veins with rubbing toward the heart, promising shrinking veins and normal size. Describes the product as a powerful germicide and asserts nationwide satisfaction.
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