Termed Rate Notice for Yearly Gas Payment Plan
The notice states a yearly prepaid price of one dollar and no charge beyond. If payment is not made within the year, the rate rises to one dollar twenty five cents for all gases.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1903
Page
4
The notice states a yearly prepaid price of one dollar and no charge beyond. If payment is not made within the year, the rate rises to one dollar twenty five cents for all gases.
The county faces two recent sexual assaults on young girls. Victims, one the daughter of a prosperous farmer and the other a working woman, were harmed by unknown and a noted defendant. The editor urges united action, punishment, and deterrence to protect the county’s reputation.
Residents along the Indiana branch urge the Pennsylvania Railroad to upgrade a deteriorating line. Rails loosened by rusty spikes and worn ties create a dangerous roadbed as traffic grows. The line serves a major portion of the county, hauling freight and passengers, and the railroad is urged to provide better track, engines, and cars to meet evolving demand.
Local business leaders advocate a street railway from Indiana to Ernest Creekside and the new coal towns, and show eagerness to purchase stock in the proposed company. With promoters absent, progress stalled last week until the group can reconvene and finalize plans.
Meeting will discuss increasing capital stock and arranging new extensions to a proposed line linking Indiana with nearby industrial towns. Local railway supporters predict quick profitability and a boost to regional business. Also notes Bucklen's Arnica salve as a preventive aid for minor injuries available at local druggists.
Market notes from Indiana and Pittsburg show price ranges for staple goods including flour, corn, oats, hay, eggs, butter, cheese, and cattle. Livestock prices vary by quality, with hogs and cows listed. maritime New York figures follow, then a New York review by R G Dun Co notes steady trade, cotton price effects, railway earnings, and iron steel movement with several market indicators and labor conditions.
John P. Davis of Norfolk Virginia preached at the Baptist church on Sabbath morning. Rev J M Adair to preach at Mechanicburg next Sabbath at 11 o clock with Sabbath school at 10. Lost ladies coat between Indians and Creekside. reward for finder at 330 Oak Street Indiana PA. Men and boys peck leather vis and velour in light and heavy soles at Sharrette’s.
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