Hosiery mill to open in Silke Borough area
A new hosiery mill is being prepared by the Brawer Brothers Throwing Company in the Silke Building area, with brick and wood work nearly finished. Heating equipment has been contracted to E. B. Kee Company, Williamsport, and power plans hinge on borough electric lighting talks. The plant aims to employ about 75 workers by June, with potential for additional buildings and turbine room space.
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Cousing
Até
Bing
E. B. Kee Company
Williamsport
Brawer Brothers
Tower
Tn Ente
Port Allegany
Apgus
Gas to Give Way to Coal in Kane Schools
Local reports say Kane schools will shift from gas to coal for heating before winter. Directors and a film engineer will be surveyed by the Burktall Minstrels, with work and bond-issue plans under consideration as repairs and weatherproofing are evaluated.
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Kane
Burktall Minstrels
Bell Telephone upgrades link St Marys to Ridgway line
Bell Telephone plans to add a new line between St Marys and Ridgway with a second spur to Emporium, creating a direct circuit between the towns. The project will shorten routes via Ridgway Kane Port Allegany and Emporium, improving business communication for residents of St Marys.
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Bell Telephone Company
Empocium
Elktar Hinemus
Ridgway
Kane
Port Allegany
Emporium
St. Marys
Bradford Mayor Sparks Petition Against Poor Streetcar Service
Mayor Spencer M. DeGeller of Bradford sent a petition signed by 4,043 residents to William R. Page of the W N P L traction Company protesting poor trolley service in Bradford last Friday.
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Bradford
Spencer M. DeGeller
W. R. Page
W. N. ¥. & PL Traction Co
Braddford
Thirty Years of Faultless Railway Service Record
Lawisburg reports HL Rimert, a baggage master and freight house man at the Philadelphia and Reading station, has completed thirty years without a single day missed. He states he was never late, never reported for misconduct, and never on relief, with a career that began in journalism before entering rail service.
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Lawisburg
Rimert
Philadelphia
Railwadepingany
Prislin
Tournal
Stilm
Milton Economist
Reighties
Largest log cut in state feted at Camp 11 event
Warren March 19. A claim of the largest log cut in the state was celebrated at Camp 11 of the Wheeler and Dugenberg Timber company. A white oak log 40 feet long from base to limb yielded 4,000 feet of lumber, valued at $812, drawing attention from woodsmen. The log was photographed before being hauled to the mills.
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Warren
Wheeler and Dugenberg Tamer Company
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Geo. H. Denning
William W. Clark
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