Indiana Pa Office and Printing Plant Address Notice
The notice lists an office and printing plant at New Gazette Building on Carpenter Ave in Indiana Pennsylvania. It is entered in the Indiana Post Office as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1908
Page
1
The notice lists an office and printing plant at New Gazette Building on Carpenter Ave in Indiana Pennsylvania. It is entered in the Indiana Post Office as second class mail matter.
Sr. H K Ruffner of Glen Campbell and Cloid Toughry of Mount Selina, Tod., visited friends in nearby towns. Margaret Russell of Greensburg visits brothers in the city. John W Sutton leaves for a week in Cleveland. Mrs Sutton returns from Harrisburg and Milton. Various locals visit relatives and attend gatherings, with trips to Pittsburg to view the Pirates game and a W C T U convention in Blakeville. A long list of callers, visits, and departures follows, plus testimonials for Chamberlain’s remedy and Leave’s Superlative Flour.
Chronic diarrhea relief praised by a railroad agent and former Union soldier. He credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with curing many aboard trains. Also advertised are Empress Instantaneous Hair Color Restorer and stock-keeping guarantees from Shaffer & Kellar and Hildebrand Drug Store.
New York reports A O Brown & company suspended after handling over 700000 shares in a sensational Saturday session. Delivery on only 277000 shares. fears of wider repercussions as branches in Chicago Cleveland Buffalo Erie and Toronto affected. Firm tangled financially and assigned. Attachments filed by local businessmen soon after.
A forty five foot brick wall collapsed in Chelsea square burying thirty workmen. Eight died at once or en route to hospitals. about twenty were injured, eleven taken to naval hospitals. The foreman was ordered to stop work five minutes earlier but did not obey.
Across the region a string of terse dispatches notes fire chiefs gathering in Columbus for a convention. Other items report political, labor, and crime updates from Hazleton to Harrisburg with accidents, rail theft, and a trunk mystery drawing reader interest.
West Virginia will have showers on Wednesday with Thursday turning fair and warmer. Western Pennsylvania expects showers in the southern portion on Wednesday, with fair and warmer conditions Thursday and fresh winds from the north to east. Ohio looks for fair weather Wednesday and Thursday, warmer with fresh northeast to east winds.
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