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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1903
Page
4
The Indiana county Republicans are urged to attend the upcoming primary next Saturday to support McKinley policies and Roosevelt enforcement. The note argues participating prevents bossism and showcases appreciation for party organization.
The Simpson Bros. Co. have a newly equipped planing mill now in operation after moving the Conner mill into the two story wood working building at Clymer avenue and Oak street near Sutton's foundry. The facility features a 25 horsepower engine and 50 horsepower boiler with 30540 square feet engine room, a dry kiln heated by steam, an exhaust system, and modern machines including a 12 inch jointer panel raiser shaper 36 inch band saw and vertical post boring machine. They aim for general planing mill business with hardwood lumber orders.
A flurry of visits and departures records show residents of Johnstown and nearby towns hosting and visiting kin and friends. Names include Miss Edna Bence Pittsburg, Mr J C Masthead Johnstown, Mr Henry Prothero Blairsville, and many others traveling to or from Irwin Latrobe Philadelphia Vandergrift and Pittsburg.
Notice announces an April 3 1903 filing to the Governor for incorporation of Brayne Dixon Water Company in Bayne Township Indiana County PA for water storage supply and power. Solicitors Jacek Taylor firm. organ details follow for Christ P E Church Indiana PA built by Bates Culley Philadelphia with advanced tubular pneumatic action and a Rosa water engine in the basement. The organ has Great Swell Pedal divisions with multiple stops, tremolo, mechanical actions, and display pipes, designed for church and recital use.
The well known auctioneer Mr. Gibson has smashed all records as a sale cr ier with over 650 auctions to his name. His long service and rising popularity promise the largest season total yet. Also noted are local ads for medicines and shoes and a Republican primary notice in Indiana Pennsylvania with polling hours.
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