Indiana County Industrial Rise Yet 1918 Decline Reports
Industrial production in Indiana County showed a peak in 1917 with valuation near 31.6 million dollars, rising from 1916 and then dropping in 1918 as employment fell. Foreign workers outweighed Americans, payroll grew through 1917, and leading sectors included glass and coal with metal trades expanding. An obituary notes John W. Stahl of Cherry Hill Township died May 24 after tuberculosis, with a family tribute and thanks from relatives.
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