30 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1910
Page
1
A fragment notes a $4,000 fee or value and references Second-Class Mail Matter in the Indiana Post Office. The readable text is sparse and hints at postal classification or a fee related to mail handling.
Real estate transfers show numerous parcels and sums from Blairsville Garf ield and nearby townships. Transfers include Pantall to Lippert in Blairsville for 3000 dollars and Dixon Run Land Co to Mika Kin for a lot in Clymer at 100 dollars. Other notable parcels include 49 acres in South Mahoning for 1 dollar and 99 acres in South Mahoning for 1 dollar to Mary J McCreary et al. Grand View Realty Co to Park for 8 lots in White for 875 dollars.
A mississippi reader Mollie McRaney from Prentias writes of a severe kidney and bladder ailment cured by Foley’s Kidney Remedy. She recommends the treatment, claiming it saved her life and endorses it to sufferers. Sold by all drug stores.
Bids for a concrete bridge across a run through the farm of L Q Brown in White Township on the Jiprown road from the Jackson Bay to Warren road are due on Saturday July 1 at 1 30 p m The right to accept bids is reserved Specifications available at D C Indiana Pa All bids to be addressed to D C Brown J B Lewis President Carney Secretary Supervisor of White Township FGA
A flurry of small town notices: Mitchell’s chicks vanish near Hives, moonlight picnic on the Key J N McCoy lawn, Watts moves to West Main, Marion Center dodges storms, dust from autos sparks indignation. Indiana visitors Emma Hamilton and S Wetzel hosts, Lafay ette student Clyde Foreman vacationing, Rev Powell to take August break, and street lamp contracts awarded. Blairsville notes Estein returns from Detroit, Ford resigns to join Allegheny Steel, Stitt family trip to Buffalo, many visits and trips around town. oil well on Lydick farm still productive. Diamond drill moved from Harbleon to Holstein. local business and social rounds conclude.
Foley's Honey an product promises relief for hay fever and asthma symptoms, claiming comfort to many sufferers. The ad mentions an oral package and emphasizes genuine relief though wording is garbled.
Beverly Massachusetts July 30 President Taft plans a political inspection trip by Senator Winthrop Murray Crane of Massachusetts through states west of the Mississippi. Crane, a trusted adviser, will assess conditions from the Mississippi to the Pacific incl Seattle. The move aims to avert factional troubles ahead of the November elections. Crane’s westward tour is expected to begin within weeks and inform the fall campaign strategy.
A Columbia University professor proposed Gifford Pinchot as a candidate for New York governor. Dr. Samuel McCuen Lindsay told Colonel Roosevelt of the Pinchot idea, noting it drew real emotion and Roosevelt's cautious interest. Roosevelt declined to endorse but said he was glad to hear of worthy names being discussed.
Associate Justice William H. Moody will retire citing inability to resume duties after illness. He plans to use a recent congressional act and has informed President Taft of the decision.
New York July 30 George Westinghouse inventor and head of Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co for 25 years was ousted from the presidency by directors Edwin Atkins of Boston elected to succeed him but to serve only temporarily until a permanent successor is found The board also reelected the same officers amid friction with former chairman Robert Mather and rumors of Westinghouse's withdrawal for the past month The ouster comes as a reflected outcome of internal power shifts with Westinghouse remaining on the board and a 1912 director term noted.
Conference at John Hays Hammond's Gloucester home includes Daniel J. Sully and Scott Dalgleish from Cairo Egypt and Hirsch Syndicate London. Proposal to build warehouses across cotton regions to store crop and market nationwide, aiming to save at least 50 million dollars annually.
Dun's Review of Trade reports a brighter business mood with improving confidence toward week end. Gains credited to rising security prices and favorable crop rains, plus strong quarterly results from leading steel producer. United States Steel Corp. second quarter report supports improved iron and steel trade conditions.
Akron officer Staff Captain Will Trevitt, known as Akron's getting parson at the Salvation Army place, was assaulted by Charley Wescott who struck him under the right ear. Trevitt tried to reason before fighting back, knocking Wescott to the jaw and ending the disturbance.
The Gazette promotes Munnimaker ads inviting readers to sell time and services or rent space. It urges listing unused belongings, land or house space, and setting fair prices to attract buyers or renters through the newspaper.
A street corner speaker pleads for land housing and education reform, repeating demands with earnest, prosy oratory as onlookers react to the voice and message in Manchester.
A Cleveland Leader snippet juxtaposes a boastful question with a tramp’s retort about not stealing laundry dues. It includes a Herrick line urging kindness, linking regional humor to literary quips and moral reflections.
A letter from H. M. Winkler of Evansville Indiana credits Foley Kidney Pills with curing his kidney trouble back pain and faint spells. He states his strength and ambition returned and he feels like a new man after using the product. Sold by all druggists.
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