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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
1
Advertising copy from QLAssmEd Advertising shows display rates offered at one cent per word with details available on request. The fragment notes that rates are provided upon application and may reference insertions and spacing.
Warren B. Bullock of Milwaukee urged lumbermen to back reporters and advertise to improve business relations. He warned that ignoring the press builds hostility, costs opportunities, and that liberal access and advertising are essential to future growth and mutual benefit.
YRON AND WOODWORKING MACHINERY listing offers new and second hand equipment including lathes drills shapers planers sawmill outfits and gas and gasoline engine lamps. Contact BAIRD MACHINERY Co Pittsburgh Pa for details on pumps and motors.
The New York World questions if Ireland has finally escaped colonial status as the office of the Viceroy of Ireland is abolished. The Washington Star notes Americans in Germany advise on citizenship, while Billy Sunday is urged to train umpires. A state auto safety notice enforces speed and conduct rules to curb hazards on crowded streets.
Mrs and Mes attend Mrs Wiggins brother Pinmmer Clark’s reception at the Clark home in Elderton. Numerous locals, visitors from Hom er City and Indiana attend funerals, visits, and family gatherings. Memorial services and Wilde Institute events are noted alongside arrivals of university graduates and local guests from Creekside, Creekside and Tarentum.
International News Service reports Syracuse June 1 Dr Linsly Ke Williams deputy state commissioner urged cities to adopt a uniform per capita health budget schedule. He noted national studies showing 22 cents per capita spent on genuine health work, cautioning that differing accounting methods obscure true allocation to disease prevention and control. He warned some cities may spend more or less on health while funds are not clearly tracked for health purposes.
Mrs. Margaret Sloniver hosted the Ladies Aid Society on Thursday with guests including Mrs. Stear Ruth Brown from March and Mrs. Kerr Mrs. Simpson and Mrs. Kline Lowman Neal visited Punxsutawney for his sister a hospital patient Robert Weaver called from Indiana Mrs Stear and Rullie Brown of Muoreh spent time with Mrs Sharp Whit ayre Bert Frederick and son visited William Frederick on the near town Merle McManis of Pluniville was a caller Sunday Mrs R Harrlett who has been in Harvisbury visiting her ailing mother returned home
Syracuse reports a Mayors Conference joint session urged aid to unemployment relief. A five city committee recommended public works and state jobs programs to reduce layoffs, plus expanded unemployment benefits and prison reform concerns. Governor Whitman backed state mediation and farm development, while local leaders warned about veterans and crime strains.
Fragmentary OCR yields names Phos Dithsun Mrs Leslie Pattison Moss thewn Dace and Vila fs, with locations White weapons/chilitelphi, Rose, and a reference to several days at a residence. Details are garbled. no clear event or outcome can be determined.
Fragmented notes show transfers and lot descriptions including acres and perches in Mast Mahon ings 8 Land and Center Sado. Names include Rufus A. Sutor WM. Avex KR Laney George lL Kelly EL Lewis Tillery W. and J. Wilson Thompson along with Barnett and Geames in Second Ward Indiana.
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