Keystone Paragraphs On Pa Plants And War Time Industry
Aetna Explosives protects its Mt Union plant with an eight foot fence guards and bridge guards. Christian Lieberum freed on bail after twenty one months in Allegheny jail for contempt over a home relocation order near McKeesport. PA Railroad orders 176000 tons steel rails for 1916. Cambria Lackawanna Bethlehem and United States Steel share. Fayette county glass factories add twelve hundred workers earning 6 to 8 dollars daily. New Castle Standard Steel Car plant to build 2500 freight cars for P&LE and Erie. Pennsylvania governor to assign commanders for field artillery batteries E and F from the Fourteenth regiment. Frew dies at sixty one after long illness. Fire in Irwin causes 50000 damage and Bell exchange outage. Auto crash near Coraopolis injures Harry Emeigh and daughter. October freight record: 204398 cars, 123105 loaded for Pennsylvanian middle division. Toadstool misdosage kills Mrs Veronica Groveik and boy. another child critical. George Yearson killed at Crescent Portland Cement plant in Wampum.
Market Quotations Across Cities Show Varied Prices
Market quots from Pittsburgh Cleveland and Chicago list cattle hogs and sheep prices. Notable figures include Hogs at seven dollars plus in Pittsburgh and Chicago, cattle ranges from good to choice steers around seven dollars, lambs near nine dollars, and calves up to eleven dollars. Multiple city notes reflect regional price differences and quality grades.
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Local Notes and Visits Circle County Town News
County town residents report travels visits and illnesses across Indiana and Blairsville areas. Notables include Mrs. Milliken of Graffton hosting Indiana friends, various gatherings at Verona and Blairsville, and travel to New Florence and Pittsburgh for family events and services. A Halloween masque and church lectures highlight cultural activity as several families relocate and recover from sicknesses.
Pie Social Delivers 23.40 For School Room Needs
In East Whatfield at Trindle school house, a Friday pie social raised 23.40 to fund books and supplies for the schoolroom. J du Hutchinson and wife visited their hospitalized daughter Mabel. her condition remains critical at Indiana hospital. Johnstown visitors include Jimory Riggs Thursday with parents, Hoy Mack Sunday, and Harry Tomb with Mrs. Mary Tomb from Armagh today satisfyingly. Cy Hl. Windley and family from Craig spent Friday with Mrs. Pincy’s parents. Helen Watchinson and Alice 38 were Johnstown visitors Saturday.
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