25 Sep 1923
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1923
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR sentence mentions a town news report and references regional rates or pricing. It reads as a torn item about a local initiative or agency in Spain with mentions of rates and advance notices, but specifics remain unclear.
A meeting at 7:30 PM in the Y M C A aims to organize a local mining institute for Indiana County. The event will elect officers and form a program for future gatherings, inspired by Cambria County’s semi annual miners meetings and tied to broader Y M C A drives.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and after the death of our son Alvin Jayne. Grateful for the beautiful flowers and rides. Mr. and Mrs. Dixon, Clymer, Pa.
Ford failed to respond to an extension offer after the option on the Muscle Shoals plant and Gorgas complex expired. The United States now sells the steam plant and transmission lines while Ford remains uninterested in Muscle Shoals without Gorgas. The episode fuels political debate about offering the property to Henry Ford and the fertilizer project.
In Cincinnati on Sept 25 the Reds under Pat Moran prepared to meet the league leaders with Eppa Rixey likely to pitch. A large crowd anticipated after yesterday's win as the pennant race pressure mounted. In New York Everrett Scott extended his consecutive games streak to 1128, breaking Perry Live's world record of 1127.
Community service planned to meet spare time needs. Catholic Daughters of America Indiana endorses the organization and pledges support to make the effort a lasting success through active participation.
The state wrapped up the Ward trial asserting Ward kept a bachelor flat and that witnesses would testify he took part in a blackmail plot against his father. Walter A Ferris an assistant attorney general testified, identifying exhibits and supporting the state's claim that the evidence has convicted Walter Ward.
Pottsville Pennsylvania September 25 additional ballot boxes were ordered sent to the court bringing the total to 85. Armed guards protect the boxes as officials expect fraud evidence may be found. Irregularities stem from many boards failing to account for sent ballots.
Mrs Fred Balfour hosted a refined dinner at North Ninth Street in honor of Miss Ruth Newton and Miss Pearle Newton. Ruth will resume studies at Harvard and is noted as the youngest student admitted. Pearle returns to Clarion as supervising principal of the Model School.
Plans call for a Pershing park on Gravel Hill west of Youngstown along the Lincoln highway with a 416 by 726 foot tract. Col Edgar J Pershing says landscaping will begin after contour maps are ready and the memorial could be set once locations are confirmed. Development will span years with patriotic meetings and memorials as priorities to honor Gen Pershing and Westmoreland county history.
Puelicher argues economic laws are shaping policy while politics wavers. He warns credit dependence would erase luxuries and necessities if destroyed. He cites Russia’s hunger relief, supports education and prudent Fed decisions, and urges a skilled farmer on the Fed board to avoid biased gains.
A report discusses systematic coal storage and related maintenance costs for large and small storage. It notes freight, deterioration, and shrinkage, with cost ranges from 0.50 to 0.75 dollars per ton for large storage of 50 million tons or more, and up to 1.50 dollars per ton for small storage up to 1,000 tons. Spread over yearly tonnage, the effective cost per ton is much lower.
Belgrade dispatch to Daily News via Politika cites 20 000 killed on both sides in an all day clash between Bulgarian revolutionaries and regular troops near Sofia. Early reports suggested far lower casualties, and censorship in Bulgaria clouded details.
The Blairs ville road bridge two miles south of Indiana will open Saturday September 26 at 11 30 AM. Invitations issued by the Chamber of Commerce Traffic Committee urge car owners to assemble near the Greenhouse. A short address will be spoken by a State Highway official and after the ceremony there will be a reception at Campas ples.
Indiana high school and Indiana Normal coach led squads begin spring workouts amid strong turnout and rising enthusiasm. Zeener Chrissman Bartlebaugh and Shea anchor the varsity backfield as Ruffner and Spears implement new systems and scrimmage plans for a promising season.
Idle lands across Pennsylvania hold potential timber yields. C R Anderson of Pennsylvania State College outlines that vast idle acres in Indiana County and statewide could produce fifty million cords of wood in fifty years, with growth per year increasing land value and potential returns. About 1,500 state residents plant trees, including 1,000 farmers, with species like white pine and Norway spruce favored. A timber market appears likely as Pennsylvania and 80+ states are timber importers. Twenty three planting demonstration plots have about 66 000 trees this year. Indiana County farmers can contact the County Agent for aid and application blanks.
WANTED Girl to work in Boston Confectionery. 80x WANTED Girl for general house work inquire 911 Chestnut Street 80 Man with car to represent us in Indiana County Good proposition to right party write giving particulars about yourself too care of Gazette Notice Whereas my wife Lucrete Davison left my bed and board Septem ber 7 1928 without just cause or provocation this is notice to the public not to harbor her on my account as I will not be responsible for any bills of her contraction Dave Davidson Aultman Pa Barisil 1928 1-18.25
Electrically warmed ground plates are installed at select corners to provide comfort for policemen. The measures aim to improve working conditions at night and in cold weather, with the new devices offering steady heat and shelter in urban precincts.
Sascha commands heat for a blend labeled JOTBR 2 78611 with 155 units noted in the procedural line.
Oklahoma confronts a tense standoff as Iron Jack leads military forces to block an unlawful assembly planned by lawmakers. Governor Walton warns of a stockade bid while habeas corpus debate simmers and calls for mass congressional action echo through Oklahoma City.
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