1¢ Publisher Pays Much More For Wood Pulp
A Forestry Department bulletin notes rising pulpwood prices for white paper and a looming timber shortage. It details shifting wood use since 1899, with New York’s vast pulp consumption, imports, and the move toward chemical papermaking, highlighting costs and regional production patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestry Department
National Department of Agriculture
Iddie West
Gutenberg
Parg
New York
Maine
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Elsehere
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Ohio
Oregon
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Middle ‘West
Canada
Discrimination Suit Hits Pennsylvania Coal Firms for 1 Million
The Pennsylvania Beech Creek and Eastern Coal and Coke company and associated entities, under one management, face a suit alleging discrimination in coal distribution. Plaintiffs claim the Pennsylvan ia Railroad and rivals favored Glen Campbell Coal in allocation, seeking over 1 million dollars in damages. The case notes 12,000 employed and mines across Cambria and Blair counties with total pit value cited near 20 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iGent
Pennsylvania Vwailroad Comany
Pennsylvania Coal
Webster Coal 9.Colke Company
Pennsylis
Beech Creek & Hastern Con Bd. Coke Company
Pennsylvania
Glen Campbell Coal Company
Aus Gert
Cambria County
Blair County
Pennsylvania, Beech Creek and Eastern Coal and Coke Company
New York Central Railroad
Subscription list shows many names and places
The following readers have subscribed or renewed for the paper, listing numerous individuals and their rural routes across Indiana County and nearby districts. The page preserves a long roll of subscribers from Parkwood to Pine Flats, Marion Center, Creekside, Rochester Mills, Blairsville, Indiana, and other towns, noting names and addresses as of the latest issue. The ending line advertises a jewelry sale offer at Irving's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifnva
Parsons
William Binal
Creckside
James Short
Mra
Titre
Steele
Indiana
Sarah Sutton
Rochester Mills
J. Kenest Wiggins
Parkwood
Templeton
Grip
Jd. Way
Home
John
Galbreath
R. D
Hiram Nicholson
Albert Mountain
Marion Canter
Samner Graff
Blacklick
Barah Anthony
H. J. Kansiman
Horriggino
J. M. McKee
Tudiana
Mont
L. Graff
Blairsville
Mra. M. FF
Earhart
Livermore
D. H. Johnston
Central City
Nab
James Fowler
Penn Run
G. G. Smith
Smickaburg
John W. Mahan
Josephine
B. £. Lowman
R. FP. McConnaughey
Venetia
J. M. Smeltzer
Creakside
John O'Neal
J.C. Craven
Ernest
J. G. McAllister
Covade
George W. Kally
Dixonville
Tone Smiley
Creekside
Margaret Galbreath
Pittsburg
Wrank Ortner
Mari K A. Baker
Van
Ponn Run
Silas Mosher
Graveton
Albert Henry
Brushvalley
William H. Meekins
Cockport
D. W. Anderson
A. R. Glenn
Smicksburg
Anna Cunningham
Duquesne
J. A. McQuown
R.D. 1
James Speedy
Shelocta
N. M. Edwarda
Sheloot
L. M. Glark
Edward O'Neal
Lovejoy
Lelia Davis
W.T. Moyle
Rossimoyne
A. Cunningham
Armagh
G. A. Robinson
I. U. Mabon
John M. Mabon
New Florence
I Miller
Blairayillo
John Kinnan
Lee Gray
Edman
A. P. Reed
Johnstown
Camp
Cherry Tree
Work
Greely
Col
Gibson
Pine Mats
J. A. Elkin
Queekside
F.C. Botts
Homer City
BR. G. Dancan
Clara Siimson
Margaret McCartney
J. J. Barclay
Vandaergrift
Harry 8. Simpson
Peter Bonder
Winsheimerland Mavs
Robert
John A. Snyder
Alberta Jacoby
Alleghany
Philip Rice
Suncliffe
Robert Wy
Ma Crea
Beushvallay
John M. Wiggins
I. D
Charles G. Jaukson
Apollo
St. Clary
Mays
Elora Schreoengost
J. ©. Nippes
Jsaac Hellbt
Co. W. Weather
Marion Center
Lambing
Penn Runa
Detwiler
Nanty-Glo
C. A. Nichol
Mardis
Dilltown
W. J. Short
W. W. Coulter
Salinburg
R. BD
Mia
Mary J. Graham
Shell
North Dakota
Jacob R. Walbeck
Rebingon
W. C. Brown
Lensing
Mich
G. W. Wucas
Ray
B. Ray
de Mo Gaughey
Fenn Run
Obituary Notices for John L. Tinekom and Miss Mide Orr
John L. Tinekom of Armagh died at Sioux City hospital on December 20 at age 62 after Bowels trouble. survived by wife and siblings from Hartington Armaugh and Peru. Miss Mide Orr, daughter of late Samuel and Mrs Orr, died at Blairsville on Friday of heart disease. she long managed Blairsville free reading room and was a devout member of the church.
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Johnl
Tinekom
John L. Tinekem
Daniel Nnekom
Armagh
Sioux City
Town
Harlington
Neb
Armapl
Indiana Normal School
West
Penn Traffe Company
Johnstown
Thomas
William
Hartington
M. Lide Orr
Ide Orr
Blairsville
Sriday
Samuel Orr
John A. Scott
Mrs Caroline McCombs Dies in Michigan at 78
Mrs Caroline McCombs, widow of the late George McCombs and a former county resident, died in Hayworth Michigan on December 16 at the age of 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline M'Cones
Caroline McCombs
George McCombs
County
Hayworth
Personal Brevities From Local Social Roundup
Mrs. W. J. Ray of Greenfield Iowa visits relatives in town. Numerous locals and out of town guests from Pittsburg Blairsville Sharon and Wilkinsburg spend holidays here. Prof Hamlin B. Cogswell directs music at Armstrong County Teachers Institute. Christmas dinners and visits noted among families in Armstrong and Westmoreland counties.
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Blairsville
William
Charleroi
Indiana
Albert Allen
Cherryhill Township
Johnstown
Paul Zenk
Youngstown
Wilkinsburg
J. O. GC. McCracken
B. Adair
Church Street
Alberta
Zetta Jacoby
Frank Cline
Pittsburg
John Jacoby
North Wifth Street
Ambrose McAnutty
Joseph L. Walbeck
Bolivar
W. A. Clawson
West Wheatfield
Walbeck
Pitcairn
Lemon anecdotes and a 1880 nomination tale in Harper’s Weekly
The passage recalls remarks about a presidential nomination at the 1880 Chicago convention, quotes a general’s humorous plea to avoid public glory, and recounts Stonewall Jackson’s noted fondness for lemons with soldiers seeking the fruit. It preserves historical voices and the paper’s period tone.
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Geneval Jackson
Ior
Stonewall Jackson
Ceneryal Jackson
Harper'e Weekly
Tippling Among Women Warns of Moral and Nervous Decline
An address by Rev. Madison GC Peters from New York warns that alcohol’s effect on women damages willpower and morality more than men. It cites physicians noting rising society women’s intoxication and notes increased nervousness, mental degeneration, and risk of becoming a “hopeless wreck” through alcohol and stimulants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomulus
Madison GC. Peters
New York
Fate of a Perthshire workman killed by lathe accident
About fifty years ago in Perthshire, John IL, a skilled turner and local thinker, returned from market in a loosened head and silk tie. He resumed work at a water powered lathe, the tie end feeding into the wheel as it spun, and he was drawn into the machine and strangled, dying with his eyes bulging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perthshire
Scotland
John IL
J. R
Middfternoon
J R
Hlome Ierald
Dunkers Oppose Rum and Regulate Members
The Dunkers or German Yaplist-Brethren have long led temperance action among churches. An 1700 vow barred members from selling rye to distillers and forbade renting property for drunkenness. A Middle Pennsylvania meeting created a temperance committee to defend homes and aid districts in fighting drink evils. A doctor warned a hard drinker to eat whenever cravings struck, a remedy that cured him but led to a strange incident at a hotel involving a tongue sandwich and public uproar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Direthren Church
Pennsylvania
Ila
Dupdee Advertiser
Republicans of Cherryhill township meet for nominations
The Republicans of Cherryhill township will hold a meeting at Penn Run on Saturday, January 26, to nominate candidates for the February election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherryhill Towneship
Penn Run
Notice of estate appointment in Indiana county
The Orphans' Court of Indiana County appointed a guardian, trustee, and administrator for the estate of L. Uh Fogle deceased. The auditor will attend to the duties of the said appointment at his office in the Marshall Building, Indiana, on Monday, January 27, 1908, at 10 o'clock A M, when parties interested may attend. MOMA HAN, Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cidiana
Fmt
Fogle
Herahy
Idiana
Momahan
Dissolution Notice of a Partnership
A dissolution notice announces the end of a partnership under the name Galbreath Bros. The partners have ceased business, with details indicating the partners Gale Galbreath and Galbraith Triana in Columbus. The date and year referenced include 1808 in the notice.
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Nodlen
Gale Breath
Ittm
Gali Hranth Bros
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Photio
Bash
Indiana Progress
P. RF
John Blackley
William Youngs
sHulington
Blackley
Ahs
Sir Irving
Kreochknyt Duan
Sheridan
W. BR. Rodgers
Solteboy
Shusg
Yaty
Tin Wneaner
Chicago
Gasford
Ie UU
Phil Sherman
Hei
Auphons Notice
Work & Son
Court House
Appleby & Peterson
Phila. St
Indiana, Pa
It. Galbreath
Hagens
Sims
Wilson & Woot Y
Philadelphia Street
D. C. Mack & SO
North Sixth Street
Swank & Company
Cash Store
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