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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1929
Page
2
A clumsy OCR fragment shows staff roles such as manager and editor, advertising and circulation positions, plus notes on subscription terms. It then shifts to a political editorial praising victory, critiquing the Democrats, and quoting hopeful lines about leadership and elections.
A countywide drive seeks two hundred fifty thousand dollars to enlarge and improve the Indiana Hospital. Proponents argue a larger facility is essential amid industrial growth and rising patient demand. The community is urged to contribute generously, viewing the hospital as a people’s institution serving all.
An op ed note from the Public Ledger reports that Philadelphia’s Democratic State Committee Advisory Committee met at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel and expressed hopeful aims. It claims to have kept about one million Republicans from the last presidential election, though the author questions the value of that "trade" and the Democrats’ lasting appeal.
The Department of Agriculture survey notes unfavorable weather slowed farming nationwide but crops are improving. Wheat surplus likely, early potatoes show reduced acreage, fruit crop light, and hay yields mixed. Potatoes trend toward orderly shipping. June supplies expected for berrels and some produce, with reduced early plantings for tomatoes and onions.
Judge Simonton ruled an army camp canteen selling liquor requires a state license, suspending all sentences for two men arrested after an Anti-Saloon League action at Camp Meade. He warned future violators and the camp’s commandant vowed to shut the canteen.
James P Orzan of Rossiter was fatally injured while cutting timber on the Stevenson tract near Richmond when a broken tree fell. A surprise party marked Mrs KE BR Lumsden's birthday at Oakland Avenue with sixty friends gifting Haviland china. James P Watson was elected general secretary of the YMCA at Golden Colorado and will assume duties after graduating State College. he recently visited home. Mrs W L Stewart and Miss Mary M Evans of Washington DC, recently back in Indiana, made a social call on Mr
New York by night shows a habit hard to break with dog patrols guiding late sleepers. Taxi drivers report steady business at 2, 4, and 8 AM while clubs close at dawn. Summer brings a quieter but sustained rhythm as homeless rows form a civic landscape near Bowery and Thiel avenues. The Roosevelt and Central build rise above a city of lights, with Borough spots like Westminster and Perk drawing crowds into late hours.
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