17 Jan 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1906
Page
1
The speaker notes steady recovery and improved productive capacity while warning against excessive speculation. Banks hold securities with caution, demand tighter collateral, and policy debates focus on easing money while preventing financial excess. The tone urges corrective but not punitive remedies to stabilize the system.
The firm considers moving its Indiana plant to Parkersburg and building two branch factories, one in Cartersville Georgia and another in Washington state. The plan would create about 450 new jobs and begin February with completion by June, while the Indiana workers face loss of steady employment.
The Indiana Foundry Co has just received what is likely the county's largest casting order from the Josephine Furnace and Coke Co, targeting blast furnaces near Bracken. The firm plans to handle the load with expanded capacity and more skilled workers, including welders and molders, as it continues its recent growth.
Mrs. William Kunkle of this place visits Pittsburg relatives this week. Miss Mary Anderson of Philadelphia Street visits friends in Johnstown. Miss Edna Wilson of this place visits Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson in Johnstown. Harry Little of Rayne township leaves for a week with friends in Williamsport. Professor H. C. Dixon, Mt. Pleasant Institute principal in Westmoreland County, visited Rev. H. F. King at the Baptist church Tuesday.
Recent death notice for Mr Bh. Ff. McCoy aged about 45 in Birmingham after heart failure. He was a well known local figure and member of secret orders including Fo and A Masons Knights of Pythias Eagles and Beavers. Born in Armstrong township he moved to Birmingham twelve years ago from Masgilon. Services at the Baptist Church planned nightly this week except Saturday with Rev. H. F. King leading at 7 30 p.m. All welcome. Tidal Wave Flour advertised at 1.40 per sack from Jim River Dakota wheat.
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