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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1919

Page

7

Many Mines Closing Down Amid Slump in Coal Demand

Following the armistice, urgent demand for bituminous coal fell sharply. The decrease started in the Midwest and spread to Ohio, Western Pennsylvania, and West Virginia before Central Pennsylvania mines shut down. Officials say the readjustment could last months to over a year, with production losses around 2.2 million tons for the week ending January 11. A few mines like Idamar Coal Company in Indiana County maintain contracts to remain active for several years.

Middle States Middle Western Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia Idamar Coal Coal Company Idamar Indiana County

Federal Farm Loan plan offers Indiana farmer credit

A Federal Farm Loan Association to be formed in Indiana county will let a farmer borrow up to 310,000 or 50 percent of land value plus 20 percent of insurable buildings at 5 1/2 percent rate. Borrowers repay 1 percent annually over 8 2 3 years with prepayment options after five years. The loan helps buy land pay off mortgages buy equipment livestock fertilizer or improve buildings. For details contact J. W. Warner County Agent Indiana Pa.

Federal Farm Loan Association Indiana County J. W. Warner Indiana

Clymer Camp Fire Girls Entertain Their Mothers

Camp Fire Girls of Clymer host a ceremonial meeting with an elaborate lunch as twelve girls earn Wood Gatherer front rank and 150 honor heads are given. Guardian Mrs Olive Phythyon reports four more girls close to Wood Gatherer status.

Payton Boy Recalls Front Line Thrills and Losses

A letter from Homer J. Clowes, a wagoner with U.S. forces in France, describes 61 days at the Verdun front. He recounts 14 trips carrying ammunition, four horses killed by shells, wounded comrades, and nights spent in cold rain with no lights as he and fellow units moved under fire. He notes marching with divisions, sleeping outdoors, and witnessing refugees and destruction near Verdun.

Clowes Dayton Homer J. Clowes United States France Verdun Roche Brest Paris America

Widespread Social Roundup From County Towns

Mrs Will McCrea in town while Miss Florence Palmer visits, and many residents travel to Indiana, Blairsville, and Pittsburgh. A Coral station freight wreck blocked tracks. a Blairsville transfer aided passengers. Numerous weekend visitors, births, and deaths noted along with church choir reorganization and local civic matters.

Will McCrea Blackilek Township Indiana Florence Palmer Lleshbon Olive Kissinger Minnie Kuftner Jownstown Jennie Nippes John Caulfield JL. D. Johnston Coral Station Blairsville Mia Frank Wildebrand Frances Smith Vandergrift Harry McGaughey Johnstown Jove Johnston Bolivar Graftton Amer Kunkle Pittsburgh Coral Grant Kunkle Edgar Cooke Altoona WH. K. Witmer James Wadsworth Charles Grater Howard Kuhns C. V.wells M. O. Smith New York Marshall Scott Baker Homer City Charlotte Mill Wayne Lewis The Presbyterian Church J. A. Hayes Joseph Artley Dy. & M. Bushnell Herman Wiley Blacklick Township Grafton Eliza Houston Wichita Texas Ralph Lewis Florida Mack Gerard Winley Wolfe Ag Ll. M. Raleigh Charlie Short Caulfield Hill

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