Pittsburg Terra Cotta Lumber Co. to Build Washington Plant
A Pittsburgh terra cotta firm plans a new Washington plant on land west of Simanton farm after buying Fletcher Schimp farm options. The facility will produce fireproofing terra cotta and ornaments, costing about 195000, with 100 workers initially and up to 400 later. The project includes a 400 horsepower boiler, kilns, and a switch to connect with the railroad to Washington and Port Allegany. The plant aims to be operational by early July, with executives including D. P. Henry and W. H. Graham moving to supervise surveying and construction.
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Farley vs Brinton Smith trial over scaffold injury at church
Willard Farley sued Brinton & Smith contractors for two hundred dollars damages after a scaffold broke during church work at a Port Murray site. Judge Centryce dismissed the suit, finding evidence insufficient. Brinton & Smith prevailed. The article also surveys local business fire protection upgrades and community notices.
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