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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1906

Page

3

Notable Fact Fragments on Global Mines and Water Power

Fragmentary notes discuss a mine such as dike gold or coal copper and a railroad in today’s world. The text contrasts water power with these operations, stating if ashless, it would resemble a close parallel to water power. Unknown origin and specifics.

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How People of Moderate Means Can Participate in the Niagara Development

The piece argues that moderate income individuals can partake in Niagara development through real estate, noting how the rich benefit from savings funds and power projects. It highlights expected population growth, rising property values, and invites readers to consult The John C. Stricker Realty Co. for maps and charts to participate.

Niagara Broadway Niagara Walls Niagara Falls John C. Stricker Realty Co

Future Niagara area prospects lure investors with growth and land value gains

Niagara Falls' Future Niagara has grown quickly, with weekly pay rolls over 60,000 dollars and annual work output near 50 million. Building statistics reach up to 2 million dollars yearly, signaling a surge of factories, stores, and homes. The piece advocates real estate as a safe, self-directed investment, noting land values rise when cities double their population.

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Principal Industries in Niagara City Report

A catalog of Niagara City industrial establishments noting International Paper, Union Carbide, Pittsburg Reduction, Acheson Graphite, Carborundum wheels, Mathieson Alkali, Oldbury Chemical, Niagara Electro Chemical, Oneida Community, Carter Crane, Schoellkopf milling, Electrical Lead Reduction, French Hickman Fibre, National Electrolytic, Acker Process, Cataract Hat Cloth, Cataract Milling, Central Milling, Roberts Chemical and others. Plants run 50 to 500 workers, clean exhausts, and use significant horsepower.

Tnternational Paper Company Union Carbide Company Pittsburg Reduction Company Acheson International Graphite Company Carborundum Company Acheson Mathieson Alkali Works Oldbury Chemical Company Niagara Electro Chemical Company Oneida Comunity, Limited Niagara Silver Company Carter Crane Companity Cliff Paper Company Pettebone-Cataract Milling Company Schoellkopf Mathew Milling Company Electrical Lead Reduction Company French- Hickman Phox Fibre Company National Electrolytic Company Acker Process Company Cataract Hair Cloth Company Rock Hair Cloth Company Francis Flouk and Mye and Fastener Company Cataract City Milling Company Central Milling Company Roberts Chemical Company Niagara Wit Winus

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N. Y Dunn Bradstreet THE Niagara Falls Power CO Niagara Fallls Joan C. Stricker Esa John C. Stricker John ©. Stricker W. B. Rankine Treas Niagara Fairs Wom George A. Stricker O. W. Dippler Consumers’ Brewing Company Buffalo PHU Consumers’ Brewing Company Par CG A. Strangman Bank OF Suspension Bridge Niagara Pales Stricker Realty Company Frank Johnston Cashier California Johannesburg Klon Amos Niagara Pally Samuel Ferrier Archy Fowler L. L. Cramer Jesse Stuchell David P. Bothel David F. McHenry Samuel T. McHenry William, T. Bayless Joseph Lahr M. L. Carnahan Indiana County Rowe Philadelphia Street G. A. Stricker John C Stricker Arcade Niagara Falls, N. Y Indiana, Pa
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