17 Jul 1909
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1909
Page
1
A readable fragment notes a location at 502 Office and Printing Plant in the New Gazette Building on Carpenter Avenue in Indiana Pennsylvania. The short item references a cash amount of 300 dollars and a date stamp or code shown as 9 evieden.
Eight bonds of five hundred dollars each, six percent, numbers 38 95 98 159 160 257 269 319, under the mortgage of Greenwich Coal and Iron Company, will be redeemed at par plus accrued interest at the trustee's offices on October 1, 1909. Interest on redeemed bonds will cease from that date. Savings & Trust Company of Scranton, Pa., trustee.
Dun's Review notes a record of advancing activity in industry and commerce. Expansion in iron and steel trade continues with improved tariff revision progress and ample banking credit in financial centers. The piece cites higher commodity prices and labor utilization as signs of further expansion.
Rain affected key matchups in both leagues with partial scores at several parks. New York Mets style references show Mathewson and McLean listed for the Giants while Boston and Chicago battles produced modest tallies. Cleveland and St Louis games ended with low totals as pitchers dominated rain again.
Under the act of May 1909 prohibiting unnaturalized foreigners from possessing guns, Squire James A. Crossman fines Frank Skife Peter Senock and Andy Erench of Center township. Each pays $25 and costs of prosecution after arrest by Game Warden H W Almas.
E B Campbell arrested on July 16 for reckless driving as per information by Mer bert C Kong. Hearing before Squire Crossman set for September court. case to be examined at the September term.
Mrs. 5. W. Rose hosted a gathering of ladies at her Waterstreet residence Wednesday afternoon in honor of her mother Mrs. Bergman and sister Miss Olga Bergman of Altoona, who were her guests.
Mrs Arthur Gallentine and Earl Craig of Railroad Avenue were arrested by Squire Crogsman’s constables on a charge of maintaining a public nuisance. They face a hearing Tuesday forenoon. Beans Insurance Agency 271-21 Rogm 23 Marshall Building promotes life fire and accident coverage with best old time companions.
The Board of Trustees of the Indiana Normal School of Pennsylvania invites sealed proposals for additions to Sutton Hall and Sutton Hallie. Bids shown with five hundred dollar certified checks payable to IS Pennsylvania, ten thousand dollar bond, due within five days after award. Sealed bids due July 31 1909 at noon. board may reject any bid.
Mr Martin Vanwick traveled sixteen miles to town to buy Root Juice after praising its effects at home He says the remedy eased his wife stomach issues and relieved a long suffering condition The drug store on Tam E Hildebrand is seeing many inquiries as users report rapid improvement Priced at 1 per bottle or three for 2501, customers buy in bulk to save.
At a meeting of the Canoe Township school directors in Rossiter on Friday Miss Margaret Hasinger of Wayne Iavenue a member of this year's class at the Normal was elected principal of the Juneau schools. Complaints reach Burgess J Willis Wilson that boys coast on sidewalks in express wagons and Chief Kellar Harris is ordered to arrest offenders.
A collage of rental, sale, and notice items including small house on N Sixth Street with contact E Walker Smith, livery stable for rent in Indiana with John A McHenry, cheap sale of oil stoves and multiple coal stoves, three young mules from Moween Mine Saltsburg and Reuben Street, sale of new Buicks by Indiana Motor Co, Champion White Stone II puppies offered by D C Merry Josephine Ind Co Pa, Chevy Chase building lots near B L Junker’s with two doas dies near new state road, address letter to Gazette office for details.
Classified notices list rooming requests at Moore Hotel and nearby lodging, a cigar salesman vacancy with pay and travel expenses, a request to buy two black coach horses with specific weight and style, and a Maltese kitten named Romeo reported missing with finder instruction.
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