21 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1920
Page
1
The Evening Gazette prints classified ads with rates in advance. Want ads are one cent a word with a minimum charge. Advertising rates and placements are available upon application.
Jurch notes itemize church activities across First Methodist Episcopal Second United Presbyterian Zion Lutheran and First United Presbyterian with Sunday School times sermons and meetings. Also includes financial update on housing bonds and government borrowing rates in Hoagland land Wales Scotland with housing approvals and per-house costs relative to England.
A Foreign Trade Bureau report details Britain’s housing drive with roughly 60,0000 schemes and 600 million dollars in annual capital outlay. It notes the Ministry of Health’s rehousing plan lags by a year and costs over double estimates. It cites skilled labor shortages, union resistance to outside hiring, and government pressure to curb luxury building while considering wage guarantees and easing union rules to employ unskilled workers.
Dispatches from London describe a violent Communist outbreak in the German city on the Rhine with a mob of hundreds proclaiming a Soviet. A meeting in Munich with diplomat M. Agkeonaay and notes of American government influence are mentioned amid tense postwar alignment.
Wesleyan Methodist announces preaching services led by Rev Charles Williame and Rev Charles Glatzert with morning worship and a verse titled The Sight But Not Disade. Christ Episcopal lists church activities, prayers, sermons, and a children’s Sunday school. St Bernard’s notes service at 12:00 followed by an afternoon address. Paris reports that khaki cloths are used to upholster interiors of taxicabs in Paris as civilians adapt military material after the armistice.
A dated advertisement touts "the high road to real economy" with an invitation to ride to economy by buying hardware. Pledges full value for every dollar and satisfaction from every article, emphasizing quality hardware and the lowest prices.
Jefferson County reports show capital and employment shifts over three years with war period capitalization rising in HOS, widespread foreign labor migration, and an American surplus in workers. The county’s industry expanded in 116 with 1, etc, total employed about 11 and 17 females, coal and glass sectors dominating output, producing millions in value and supporting diverse plants including bottles, window glass, leather, and furnace operations.
Readable fragments show price lists for vegetables and produce. Items include potatoes, lettuce, cabbage, carrots, beets, turnips, radishes, corn, greens, and dairy products with varied regional crates and per unit prices. Names like Michigan, New York, California appear among destinations and suppliers.
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