24 Mar 1916
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1916
Page
1
The clumsy clipping mentions a lodging house complaint, work and risks, then moves to diplomacy with Greece and neutral stance. It lists merchants and tailoring ads including a tailor and dry cleaning services at Philadelphia streets and Thomas Flats, Indiana Dye Works.
A historical note references the compliance act related to the primary election held on March 18, 1916. The item notes legal or administrative steps tied to the election process and party procedures.
Two Wayne Avenue families contest a fence dispute refereed by Squire Sutton of West Hind as a neighborly quarrel simmers. Other items report McComish and Pounds legal action, fire loss at Orr & Bros., a remodel under A. & Cunningham, and a new artesian well project. Also notes eight couples in Thdma wedding processions and survey work by Harry W. Wilson in West Virginia for coal deposits. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy ad ends the column.
Ready for occupancy, front flat in tay building next to the YMCA offers modern conveniences. Interested persons should consult Rev N Ray at the Gazette office in the afternoon between one and three.
Wire losses in 115 show total U S and Canada fires in 1915 nearly $52 million lower than the prior year. Fire Marshal Charles D Wolfe urges housewives to hold a winter cleanup day to burn or safely dispose rubbish and waste papers, to cut future losses and save lives and property. A stray note from Zanesville, Ohio recounts a domestic health testimonial unrelated to fire safety.
A dye shortage drives newsrooms to print on yellowing stock as standard white paper becomes practically unobtainable. The grade of stock used now shows a yellowish tinge due to rising bleaching material costs and overall price hikes.
More than 40 industries tied to dye manufacture met in New York on March 23 with Daniel E. Casey representing Secretary of Commerce Redfield. A meeting tomorrow is expected to consider a resolution urging Congress to enact tariff legislation to aid dye industries hit by the shortage.
North Sixth street resident Cleavnt Hasinger died at home in Wiltington Dek on Thursday after a five year confinement to motor ataxia. He was a painter by trade and a respected member of the Hapsinger family. No funeral plans set, may be brought here or buried in Wilmington. He leaves a widow Hanna Palmer Massiet and two children Edna and Nivhant, plus brothers and sisters in Indiana California and Apollo.
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