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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1915

Page

9

State Fund Insurance Division Outlines Eight Districts

Harrisburg September 26 The state workmen s compensation board announced the eight districts for administration of the act to take effect January 1. Ten referees will be appointed by November 15. two in Philadelphia, two in Pittsburgh, and one in six interior districts. District No 8 covers multiple western counties with Pittsburgh offices for two referees. The board has organized with Harry A. Mackey as chairman and state treasurer Robert K. Young as chairman of the workmen s insurance board. Assistant manager Albert L. Allen sets up permanent offices in Harrisburg. application blanks will be prepared for employers seeking state fund insurance.

Harrisburg State Philadelphia Pittsburg Reading Scranton Williamsport Altoona Iule Lawrence Butler Clarion Jefferson Indiana Armstrong Westmoreland Fayette Greene Washington Beaver Allegheny Workingmen’s Compensation Board Harry A. Mackey Workmen's Insurance Board Robert K. Young Albert l. Allen State Insurance Masonic Temple Third State Streets State Fund Department of Labor and Industry Allen State Insurance Board Pennsylvania Workmen's Compensation Board

Hunters Informed Of Two Year Game Closures In County

Local Wild Life League action with State Game Commission closes the county for two years to Wild Quail Wild Turkey Wild Ring Neck or English Pheasant. Deer hunting banned four years with penalties up to 800. Effective Oct 10 1915 with enforcement to follow. A legal notice of the county’s loss of certain game appears in another column. Also lists detailed local game bag limits and season dates for many species including bear elk hare quail snipe waterfowl and more along with notices of local auctions and furniture ads.

Wild Life League Pennsylvania Jack Wilson

Public Sale by M Bennett & Sons Near Hood School

A public sale at the M Bennett & Sons farm near Hood school house Indiana Pa on Friday October 18 1915 at 1230 p m offers 4 head of horses one yearling horse colt and one yearling mule colt 70 head cows and young cattle 40 Holsteins and related stock 110 hogs including 20 sows with pigs to farrow soon plus shoats fattened hogs and farm machinery assorted items Conklin wagon 344 inch spindle work harness plows harrows etc Everything guaranteed to be as represented or money refunded Credit of six months or 3 percent off for cash. M. BENNETT & SONS Indiana Pa Maslin Trespasa notices on sale at this office 6 for 25c Fifth Avenue New York.

M. Bennett & Sons Hood School House Indiana Clymer Guernsey Jersey Conklin

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