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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1910
Page
8
The annual factory inspector report shows 71 women among 1298 employees across 45 factories in the county. Inspector T A Bradley ordered guards on dangerous machinery and the district, including Indiana Cambria and Blair counties, complied with the orders.
The stork visited Mr and Mrs Peter Bender of 4616 Farley street Pittaburg and left them a fine ten pound baby. Mrs Bender formerly lived in this county.
Cant of Thanks from Mrs. Samuel Alligon of Ping Flats expresses gratitude for kindness during her husband’s illness and death and thanks youths who led the funeral praise service. Roy R. Kitter of Deckers Point is named manager of Swank Hardware Co store at Clymer, began August 1, planning a full hardware line. Also notes bank notices, a card shower for A. Jack of Washington Township, 168 cards on July 20, and Edna Shank’s sixth birthday postcards. visits from Bernard Junker of Pittsburgh.
Sale notices show prices at five dollars then four dollars and three dollars as month end discounts. Wefare appears as part of the listing, but specific item names and dates are not provided.
The Keystone party forms with 177 delegates nominating William H. Berry of Delaware county for governor D Clarence Gibboney for lieutenant governor Cornelius D Scully of Allegheny for state treasurer and John Casey of Luzerne for secretary of internal affairs The platform calls for abolition of party square short ballot local self government on liquor traffic and popular vote for US senators and a New York style public service commission.
A tribute by Rev J B Worrell honors E B Camp who served as Presbyterian elder for 53 years and died July 3 1910. Described as pillar of the church and community he supported its finances and education, with neighbors praising his friendship and civic spirit. Also notes Mrs Grant McHenry’s recovery in Homer City and Rev J Herron Miller’s visit and planned Bethel Presbyterian sermon in Center township next Sunday.
A Buffalo Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg Railway report from six counties shows rising agricultural interest and new methods. Alfalfa trials on the railroad’s Pavilion model farm look strong, while wheat oats and other crops show promise. Fruit prospects are mixed due to frosts, but fertilizer and lime use are up. The railroad plans to catalog acres cultivated and yields for 1910 to compare year by year. Local notable visits include Elizabeth Myers returning from South Sharon and guests of Dr. and Mrs. Wilson and County Superintendent James F. Chapman visiting at Georgeville.
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