Evening Gazette Classified Rates and Publication Details
The Evening Gazette printed in Indiana Pennsylvania operates daily except Sunday. It lists subscription rates: by mail one year three dollars, six months one fifty. by carrier monthly five cents. K H Ray is manager and editor, Frank M Smith city editor. Classified advertising costs one cent per word per insertion.
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Evening Gazette
Indiana
K. H. Ray
Frank M
Smith City
Government Faces Paid Advertising Dilemma For Bonds
The Treasury secretary discusses whether the United States should pay for newspaper advertising to promote Liberty Loan Bonds. He notes no paid ads were used in the first campaign, cites vast voluntary support, and says cost and legal limits complicate a shift to paid media. A decision hinges on cost clarity and Congress funding. The second Liberty Loan campaign is planned to close November 1, 1917, with district supervision by the Federal Reserve Bank.
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United States
McAdoo
The
Treasury
Congress
Liberty Loans
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Meat Packers in Conference to Secure U S Meat Supply
Representatives of 54 American meat packers were called into conference today by the Counsel of National Defense and the Food Administration. Meetings aim to reach an agreement ensuring U S meat output for Allies, troops, and consumers.
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Washington
Sept
National Defense
Food Administration
United States
Will reopen murder case in Concord Nova Scotia
Concord officers announce official reinvestigation into the death of Mrs. Maude King widow and millionaire will begin late next week. Gas ton B. Means, central figure in the shooting mystery near Concord, repeats belief that Mrs. King shot herself while stating he was 15 feet away and did not witness the actual shooting.
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Concord
N. S
Clement
Maude King
Asheville
Gaston B. Means
Maude A. King
Explosions at Frankford Arsenal Kill Three Workers
A cascade of five blasts at the Frankford Arsenal in Philadelphia today destroyed five buildings and injured more than 80 workers, with 22 treated at Frankford Hospital and one in serious condition. The initial blast occurred in PH No. 7 during powder pressing, igniting adjacent buildings and three dry houses as flames spread rapidly.
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Philadeuphea
Arsenal
Frankford Arsenal
Frankford Hospital
Indiana County Fair Draws Largest Friday Crowd
Automobiles and trains filled the Indiana Fair Grounds as an estimated 28,000 people attended the final day. Despite a prior rain, the weather cleared, the race track was in good condition, and the livestock cavalcade plus speed events unfolded. a horse died after several heats amid the day’s events.
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Indiana
France
Indiana County
Ron
Most Pleasing Exhibition At Flat Fair Declared Best
Judges hailed the Flat Fair as the biggest and best in western Indiana history. The week saw minimal disputes, smooth traffic, and only a few minor accidents. Departure of concession holders and race horses left Indiana quiet, with khaki-clad youths absent after months of presence.
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Ent
Indiana
Pneumonia Claims 840 in Pennsylvania June totals
Harrisburg reports June deaths show pneumonia causing 840 deaths among 8,189 total. The June tally includes 1,779 deaths from pneumonia and tuberculosis, with 18,567 births. Also notes opinions on academic degrees and prison employment, and notaries public appointments. Public Service Commission orders Buffalo & Lake Erie Traction to amend fares for riders without tickets.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Vital Statistics
State Department of Health and
Public Today
Bright
Thomas B. Folely
Board of Inspectors
Western Penitentiary
Brumbaugh
J. Harvey Lash
Victor T. Reed
Pittsburgh
M. Eva Simons
Rochester
Helen E. Haueisen
Reading
Walter R. Smith
Moosie
I. M. Rochtel
Reinhold’s Station
Sol J. Gully
Farrell
H. M. Witemeyer
South Bethlehem
Public Service Commission
Buffalo & Lake Erie ‘Traction Company
War Makers War Makers In Washington War Engine Talk
Ulysses in Washington backs an advanced war engine as Howard Coffin, chairman of the Aircraft Production Board, drives the development of aeroplanes. The piece likens Coffin to a modern Ulysses and notes his obsession with engines and aviation.
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Washington
Ulysses
Troy
Howard FE
Coffin
Aircraft Production Board of the
United States
Howard Coffin
Triumph Pills Advertisement Deferred Relief Secret Form
An old style advertisement promotes Triumph Pills for irregular or delayed conditions and promises dependability. It claims safety and availability by mail rather than drugstores and directs readers to write for details and the National Medical Institution in Milwaukee Wisconsin for pricing and information.
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Triumph
National Medical Institution
Milwaukee
Wia
Air power dreamer Coffin eyes victory for allies
Howard E. Coffin of Detroit and Washington leads a team of efficiency experts and famed pilots to accelerate U S aircraft production. He vows rapid air supremacy and aims to make America a premier flying nation while courting industry partners and public support.
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Ulysses
Howard E. Coffin
United States
Detroit
Mich
The
Motor
Washington
Coffin
America
James
Mean Trick Reveals Hidden Circumstances in Room Exercise
In a clipped exchange, Mean Trick asks if room seven exercise continues. L admits it failed to pay due to a strange circumstantial clue. A forged two-bit misplay led to a busted forty dollar mirror. mention of Gerd in human fora and Indian clubs ties to the broken item. Bobby confirms sending a message to Abs. Tanner. Mrs. Turner is the finding.
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