06 Jul 1922
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
1
The readable text shows scattered references to freight shipments and car counts across New York and Delaware, with mentions of frost affecting crops and regional prospects. The fragmentary OCR obscures names, dates, and complete events, leaving a partial view of shipping and market conditions.
Fragmented ad style text touts a remedy for indigestion and colic attacks. It mentions catarrhal mucus and intestinal issues, promising relief and affordability. The passage is an advertisement with garbled phrases and a vague claim of curing long standing ailments.
Pine Flats and Mrs J C Davis and family of St Clairsville Ohio await relatives nearby. John Houck of Indiana dined with I Roberts. Mr and Mrs O M Widdowson and family of Clymer visited KE Williams. Mr and Mrs J Kelly were Barnesboro callers. W Williams visiting his son W Williams of Indiana. Pane Parry attending Summer Normal at Indiana spent the weekend at home.
Marketing officials of the Middle Atlantic States join with the U S Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates to convene a Washington meeting on July 11 for fruit growers transportation officials dealers and others. States Pennsylvan a Delaware Maryland Virginia West Virginia to receive official condition estimates and discuss car supply and shippers cooperation.
Cherryhill Township reports bumper hay yields as farmers celebrate. Communion services at Penn Run Presbyterian Church noted. Frank and Fay McFarland welcomed a baby girl. Fay Bley injured in car accident injuring arm and shoulder. Manor festival draws crowd supporting cemetery fund. Wilford Raymond returned from Ridgeway visit. Hannah Hadden released from Indiana Hospital after cataract surgery restores sight. Shaffer visits county seat for business. Mrs. Sara Hoffman ill while visiting Homer City. David Smith trips to Detroit. Edith Bornheimer visits Cora Barnett. Belle and Ela Deihl visit from Altoona. Evalyn Wolfe visits Indiana. A fierce electrical storm hits area. J. W. Burkhart active in Heilwood. Rev. Essick sermon at Manor. Uriah Brown and Mrs. Brown visit Blymer. Children’s Day at Grace Church well received. Ruth Hirkhart back from New Kensington. Verdie Strong vacationing among old friends. J. S. Wolfs barn struck by lightning. Helen Sleppy visits Mary Fyock. Dale Green plants strawberries for harvest. Glean Coy’s birthday surprise. Amond contract work for Ed Simpson and John Hull. Cramer Coal, Coke and Stone Co. earning $119.62 for 84,731 acres.
Davis J Walsh reports New York officials push to stage the Dempsey-Wills bout on Labor Day at a proposed new Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, with potential seating over 75 000 and possible temporary stands to exceed 100 000. Jersey City and other sites discussed but New York officials favor remaining in state for political and logistical reasons.
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