Indiana Printing Company Ad and Municipal Paving Data Reuters
Indiana Printing and Publishing Co advertises mailing rates and notes editor M. Smith. The article compares asphalt versus brick pavement in several Pennsylvania cities, listing yardage and mileage for Altoona, Wilkes-Barre, Altoona, Johnstown, Allentown, and New Castle among others, with figures for total miles and square yards of paving. The piece references church notices and public school times in Chester and nearby towns.
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Altoona
Chester
Wilkes-Barre
Johnstown
Allentown
Beere
New Castle
Reading
Harrisburg Tops Pennsylvania Paving Mileage Report
In a Pennsylvania paving report Harrisburg leads with 76 407 miles of street paving and 1 127 square yards of yardage, followed by Erie and Altoona. The study by J Herman Knnsely for the Labor Industry Department cites city engineers and notes asphalt as the principal paving material in many cities. Wilkes Barre shows higher yardage than Altoona despite less mileage.
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4Risburg
Gass
Pennsylvania
Municipalistics
Department of Lab‘Industry
Harris
J. Herman Knnsely
Labor Industry Department
John Price Jackson
Wilkes-Barre
Altoona
Redpath Entertainment Course offers elected for 1917 season
CLYMER March 24 Booster meeting elected Rev Moore president Joe Rankin secretary Mack Stewart treasurer for the Redpath Entertainment Course season of 1917. Masonic Banquet held March 22 at K of P Hall with an elaborate five course dinner, music by a five piece orchestra, and dancing. Out of town guests included M L Buck Iselin and others from Indiana Portage Dixonville Marion Center and local Masons attended. Paul Clemenson and Joe Rankin returned from the Auto Show in Pittsburgh.
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Williams
M. L. Buck
Iselin
FE. C. Meek
Indiana
Haupt
Portage
Saquish
Dale
Dixonville
George Beers
Marion Center
Hugh Bell
Helen Keepers
John Thorburn
J. M. Stewart
H. H. Hetrick
Harry Fields
F. T. Balfour
H. 8S. Harrison
Butter Card Sale Lands Two Waiters Three Years In Prison
Berlin March 24 Fritz Baneel and Robert Tress two waiters were sentenced to three years in State prison each for trying to sell 15000 butter cards found along a delivery route to the bread commission. The pair operated a rushed sale for days earning over 400 dollars and still holding about 6000 cards when arrested. The case notes food yard sale laws as a serious offense.
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Berlin
Fritz Baneel
Robert Tress
Bread Commission
Tress
Bancel
Historical quiz and notices on wars and leaders
A reader column lists facts about German Emperor power, Suez tolls, the 1882 Germanic Confederation, and 19th century treaties. It also notes 1910 Portuguese monarchy, pushes for tomorrow questions, and provides brief biographical blurbs of Clymer, La Follette and Lafayette with dates and roles. The piece ends inviting inquiries to the History Editor of the Evening Gazette.
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Germany
Deutsch Reich
Prussia
Federal Council
Bundeserat
Reichstag
Suez Canal
Lord Russell
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Portugal
Taft
China
Austria and
Hungary
United States
Russia
Forsythe
Mexico
Gazette
George Clymer
Philadelphia
Continental Congress
Morristown
F. A.M
Robert Marion le Follette
U. S
Wisconsin
BF. F. Marquis de Lafayette
Paris
History Edlitor
The
Evening Gazette
Transfers Involving Framed Coal Trains And Property Lots
Transfers list multiple mid century conveyances including Frank Amond to Peale Peacock and Karr involving a Cherryhill coal train for 868.13 dollars. I dane M Brice to A S McQuilkin involving six graves in West Mahoning for 1200 dollars. Cary to Frank Avivo for a Tossiter lot at R500. Samuel Streams to W FP Snyder for 10 acres coal in Raynes priced 1 dollar. Samuel Streams to W EF Snyder for 157 acres coal in Washington priced 10990 dollars.
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Frank Amond
Peale
Peacock & Karr
Cherryhill
Dane M. Brice
A. S. McQuilkin
West Mahoning
Dames Cary
Frank Avivo
Tossiter
Samuel
W. FP. Snyder
Raynes
W. EF. Snyder
Washington
Massachusetts National Guard Called for Defense
Washington dispatch reports two regiments of the Massachusetts National Guard to be mobilized at once to safeguard bay shipyards and munition factories after a conference between Secretary Baker and Governor McCall. General Leonard Wood approved the measure.
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Washington
Massachusetts National Guard
Bay State
Daker
McCall
Leonard Woode
THE FOLLY OF WASTING TIME
A reflective admonition on valuing time and avoiding idle or harmful activities. It questions what truly cannot be regained and urges focus on self improvement, disciplined effort, and purposeful reading while warning that trivial gossip and airy fantasies waste precious moments.
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Earen
Whalesone
Kor
Movies at Y M C A tonight and Sunday shows
The Y M C A presents films including The Making of Giandatee and The Bive Department of Caspady tonight at Told Admission is free with a replay Sunday afternoon at Canal Cine
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Bive
Buenos
Caspady
Giandatee
Will
Canal Cine
Bank State Seent Called Harrisburg
March 24 The Mortgage Bank Department rule is sued a case for the condition of state banks at the time of His Matewh OYTL.
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Harrisburg
Mtale Bankine Department
Hvis Matewh Oytl
Depravity of Ind. Children Spends on Luxuries
Franklin Ind March 24 In a town of about 4000 students in the city schools expend 6625 44 yearly on movies candy gum and other luxuries of youth Miss Laura Walden cites confessions from 109 seventh and eighth graders The per capita spend is about 90 a year She has introduced a home pardon plan to foster thrift.
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Franklin
Ind
Laura Walden
Walden
Triumph Pills Advertisement for Relief at National Medical Institute
An old advertisement urges ladies to use Triumph Pills when irregular or delayed. It claims safety and dependability and notes they are not sold at drug stores. It directs readers to write for Relief and particulars to the National Medical Institution in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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National Medical Institution
Milwaukee
Wis
Public sale of property in Indiana Pa by trustee
The property occupied by James St Clair at 829 Water Street Indiana Pa will be offered at public sale on the premises Saturday March 31 1917 at 130 o clock P M It has 82 feet frontage on Water Street and 200 feet depth including a flour and grain storage building two stories and other storage buildings A railroad siding runs through the premises Terms require one third cash on delivery of deed and the balance in two equal annual payments with interest After sale terms may be arranged to suit the purchaser S J Telford Trustee
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James St. Clair
Water Street
Indiana
J. Telford
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