Garfield Fire Clay Company and its Bolivar works history
The Garfield Fire Clay Company dominates Indiana county with Bolivar and Garfield works. The article traces the firm’s origins from Elliott Robinson and partners, notes kilns burning 40,000 bricks, a 72 to 90 hour firing cycle, and mines nearby with hard and soft clays. It highlights a growing town and strong employment across its diversified operations.
Garfield Fire Clay Company and Town Growth in Bolivar Era
The article traces theRobinson family history in fire brick manufacture from Bolivar to Blacklick and Garfield Indiana county. It notes plant progress from Rob & Benney to Robinson & Winkie and finally Garfield Fire Clay Company, rebuilt after fires, expanding capacity, with a modern three story plant and a booming Garfield town on 40 acres of new lots. The firm under W S Robinson and T J Robinson drives employment and home ownership, projecting further growth and easy payment homes as Garfield prospers.
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Garfeld Fire
Eliott Robinson
Brenizers
W. T. Robinson
Garfield Fire Clay Company
W. L. Winkle
Alt. Robinson
Boyd
Bolivar
Ott Robinson
Elliott Robinson
Benney
Rob& Benney
Pennsylvania Canal
Pittsburg
Johnstown
Hollystrars
Indiana County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Thomas Boyd
Robinson
Chestnut Ridge
Blacklick Creek
Bells Mills
Blacklick Station
F. M.inter
Charles Hadley
Blacklick
Johnston Palmer
Biannon Cribbs
Billy Caulfield
H. B. “Uiddell
Lockport
Ona
Robinson & Winkie
Thomas Lowman
Enterprise Works
Robinson & Winkle
Martland & Scotti
Robinson’s
Ain
W. S. Robinson
T. J. Robinson
Ess
Maine
California
Michigan
Mexico
South America
W. I. Robinson
Garfield
William Cooper
Rheumatism Cured in a Day Claims Mystic Care
An advertisement from Indiana Pa hawks Mystic Care for rheumatism and neuralgia, claiming cure in one to three days. It asserts immediate system-wide relief and removal of the disease cause, touting first dose benefit. Sold by T E Hildebrand and Hetrick Bros. druggists in Indiana, Pennsylvania. The Indiana Progress and Commercial Gazette priced at $1.50.
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T. E. Hildebrand
Hetrick Bros
Indiana
Special Sale of Underwear By E A Pexnineron
Local shop offers half price stock of underwear this week with a limit of two suits per customer and no sales to dealers. E A Pexnineron runs the sale and sets the terms directly for the public.
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E. A. Pexnineron
Hints on Teaching the Verb and Other Essays
A compact reading list featuring Joe Buchanan on teaching the verb, Roberta Ewing on Socrates and mis mutheilu, Homer Lewis on benefits of Visitors Day, presenting a snapshot of classroom oratory and seminar topics.
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Apternoos
Joe Buchanan
Roberta Ewing
Homer Lewis
A. i
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for Women Wellness
A historical ad endorses Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo as chief consulting physician at Invalids’ Home. It claims his Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pills restore feminine health, cure uterine weakness, inflammation, and indigestion, and relieve life disrupting symptoms. It touts thousands of women treated and promoted sale through medicine dealers.
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R. V. Pierce
Phelan
Invalids
Ho S Institute
Buffalo
Emnent
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Davin’s Anti-Headache Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement claims Dr Davin's Anti Headache cures pain in 15 minutes and offers happiness with no equal relief. Available at all druggists for 25 cents, the copy urges quick purchase and highlights its superior effect.
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Davin
JOS. HORNE & CO Clearance Sale
Jos Horne and Co clears holiday goods after a busy period with a universal selling effort. Prices were cut to move remaining odds and ends, aiming for a quick thorough clearance after the holiday rush.
January Clearance Sale Opens Across All Departments
January 3 sales begin and run through the month with a genuine clearance to clear shelves for spring arrivals. Fifty seven departments including dress goods silks trimmings hosiery handkerchiefs leather goods laces suits shirt waists furs blankets comforts underwear infants goods clothing millinery flowers draperies and more offered at unprecedented savings aimed to attract long-distance shoppers. Watch for special announcements.
Railroad Schedules and Station Stops for Various Lines
The notice lists train times for Bravesville Salisburg Paulton Alleach Junction Freeport Springdale and Allegheny City on weekdays and Sundays with 8:05 10:40 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. times and additional Sunday times. It also covers Butler Branch schedules and Pittsburgh routes toward Indiana via Blairsville, with multiple daily departures. Details directed to Thos Watt and J B Hutchinson as officials.
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Bravesville
Salisburg
Paulton
Alleach Junction
Freeport
Springdale
Allegheny City
Butler
Pitts Eeot
Pirrsapee
Indiana
Blairsville
BR. Watt
Fifth Avenue
Switchfield Street
Pittsburg
J. B. Hutchinson
J.B. Woon
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Emlenton
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Cox
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West Penn Junction
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Emilenton
Hisbure
Kittanning Accom
Pitsburg
Janction
Corry
Pitts
Warne
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J.H. Brilhart & Son
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H. J. Altsman
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R.W. Wehrle
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