Publications for 01/1906

• Thomas High Tension Insulator Manufacture
• Several electrical porcelain plants make improvements.
• Description of the New Lexington High Voltage Porcelain Company plant.
• New Lexington erecting two additions including three new kilns
• New Western agency; Brown-Spear-Sloan forming; will handle Hemingray insulators
• Peru Electric al Manufacturing Company, Peru, IN
• Glass Industry, Muncie, Indiana
• Chicago's Fisk Street Station; picture shows U-933A's in service
• Statistics of Electrical Manufactures
• Business Review of 1905, Colonial Sign & Insulator suffered due to price cutting
• Business Review of 1905, Pass & Seymour outlook has never been better
• Labor saving receptacle for signs
• Peru reports one of it's most successful years
• North Mountain Power Co's. Hydro-Electric Plant
• Supreme court rules that Gov. Claude Matthews Estate is not liable for check indorsement of Pendleton Glass Tube & Pipe Works
• Plant will be made larger, company to occupy Covington buildings formerly Hemingray
• Hemingray Glass Company, Muncie, Indiana - Employee News
• Peru is distributing a circular on fuse blocks
• Bradford Shinkle seriously ill
• Public Service Corp. of New Jersey power line - II
• Brookfield moving to Old Bridge
• Brookfield erects tank at Old Bridge
• A. P. Seymour has retired due to health
• H. T. Paiste issues bulletin No. 28
• Mr. A. P. Seymour Retires
• Plant of the Trumbull Electric Manufacturing Company
• Ultraviolet rays have turned Canadian insulators purple
• Peru fuseless rosettes
• Peru and H. T. Paiste exhibited at Chicago Electrical Show; Porter and Berg exhibited Locke insulators;Thomas Grier exhibited Brunt porcelain
• Noah Bock of Artistic Porcelain Company filed for bankruptcy