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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1922
Page
12
Grain prices show wheat, corn, oats and barley at varied levels with futures in September. Live stock in Cleveland and Pittsburgh lists mixed hog and cattle bids, with calves, lambs, and sheep priced by weight and category. East Buffalo notes calves and hogs with modest ranges. New York dairy and butter markets mention creamery extras and cheese specials amid fluctuating quotes.
Steel industry gains from easing rail and fuel strains, with August pig iron output at 1 780 163 tons and fewer blast furnaces active at month end. Iron Trade Review notes higher prices and Chicago district demand, while federal reserve board sees sound business despite labor disruptions. New Amaterian Trust Co plans $2 million capitalization with Jan 1924 start. Norfolk & Western and other firms reportedly eye large dividends amid stock rises. Gardner-Harvey Pauper Co to expand box board paper production with $200 000 project and $30 000 new machinery procurement.
A method using Parowax to seal jars prevents air exposure and fermentation, protecting contents. The process relies on sealing capabilities beyond what rubbers or blistered hands can achieve, ensuring airtight preservation.
The Progress Club lists discounted subscriptions for rural delivery readers. The Progress price is $2.00 yearly, advance, cash with orders. Offers include Pittsburgh Daily Gazette Times, Pittsburgh Daily Dispatch, Philadelphia Daily North American, Ohio Farmer Weekly, Toledo Weekly Blade, Woman World Monthly, McCall's Magazine, and New York World Three Times a Week, among others. Address orders to THE INDIANA PROGRESS, Indiana, Pa.
Zions Valley and Washington Township residents traveled to the Indiana county fair on Thursday and Friday. Local families, including Briggss and Matsons, entertained and reported hospital and schooling notes. Robert Scott returned from Punxsutawney hospital, and Noy Miller underwent appendicitis surgery in Nebraska. Community updates cover visits, teaching assignments, and local gatherings across Idaho and Covode areas.
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