Property listings and local notices from Plumville and surrounding areas
A fragmented listing shows numerous land parcels and buyers in Center and nearby townships including Homer City Burrell Armstrong and Gettysburg areas with prices ranging from 25 to 1900 dollars. The report mentions lots, acres, and transfers to multiple individuals and entities. Also noted is an advertisement for Chamberlains Cough Remedy and news of Plumville’s new two story school opening and putting into commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center
Borrell
Ttat
Shelocta
Campbell
Apostle
Im. Garvey
Homer City
Mlotte Jacoby
Ry ‘Lickert
Burrell
Id Armstrong
W. E H. Foreman
Plumville
Vinol praised by eminent physicians as best cod liver preparatio
Vintage advertisement speaks of Vinol as superior cod liver oil and emulsion. Endorsed by Dr. Rand of Evansville and Dr. Bonchelle of Thomasville for bronchial and pulmonary strength. Also notes Vinol’s life giving power from cod liver statements and adding peptonate of iron. Includes unrelated local crimes and a train accident in New York and Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.N. Rand
M. D
Evansville
N. Y
Bonchelle
Thomasville
South
Fragmented OCR Item From Local Paper
A damaged OCR snippet from a local news page presents unreadable text with scattered letters and unclear names or events. The readable pieces do not form a coherent story or identifiable entities for precise summary.
Tri State News In Brief From Multiple Pa Towns
A string of brief items reports deaths and accidents in Pennsylvania and nearby areas. Mary McCune, 24, attempted suicide after grief and will recover. Gas explosion at Scott shaft killed Michael Tobias and Joseph Curmosky, injuring William Redwing. Children Norman and Vaughn Hippie burned while experimenting with gas from soft coal. Mrs. Taylor died after a coughing spell caused a ruptured blood vessel. Eggs sold as fresh in Lima QC led to arrests. Mrs. Viola Ferguson Hall abducted her children but relinquished them after corpus proceedings. Philadelphia textile manufacturers foresee a prosperous year with no wages cuts. Max Weiner, 4, and sister Sulla, 2, died in a fire caused by Hyman Caster. L. Hepler faces a breach of promise suit for 314. John Blue’s infant died from tobacco ingestion. Willem Sebring’s dead body found after hunting trip.
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Lorain
Shamokin
Scott
Busquehanna Coal Company
Michael Tobias
Joseph Curmosky
William Redwing
Pattaville
Norman
Vaughn Hippie
New Cumberland
Charles Taylor
Philadelphia
Max Weiner
Sulla
Hyman Caster
Washington
Hepler of
Button
Misa Kylyn Mae Mops
Oder
Willem Sebring
Burnside Township
Hig Field County
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Milie McKinley
White
A. McGregor
Evi McGregor
Cange
Glee
B. Ray
Armstrong
Ray
Rowley
Gettys
Mary
Gherrshill
David G. Wik
J.B. Pay
Totta Arcadia
Freed
James Richey
Marion Cemar
W. OC. Bennett
Young
Alexander O Reed
Jobo J. Garman
Green
C Sweltzer
Hitler Feeler
Indiana
G. Orr
Chamberlain
United States
Vinci
T. BE. Hildebrand
New York
Tan
Vic-Frank J. Mc Brien
Seling
Mary Scheele
Mra. Scheele
Me‘rien
Shaprfille
Dan
Harvey McHargue
Clowde Price
Weslargue
Price
McHargie Oardevrine
Bostmasters
Pittsburg Life and Trust Company
St.James
Pittsburg
G. M. Marshall
Bes
Indiana, Pa
Aa Aleeel
North Sixth Street
N.Y
West
Penn'a
R. R
People's Gas
B&o B.R
Dbannalan
Iron
Pid
Ieland Bouthern
Any
Sage
Paul
Rexus U. & Rubber
UN. Pac
U. 8. Steel
U. &, Steel
Wabash
Vite Mvhaw
W. A. Hamilton
Commission Broker
AmalCop
Amn
Ogr and
Fay
Loco
Atchison
Can
Pac
Ches. & Ohio
Great West Cole, Fuel
R. G. Kan
Tex, Kan
Tex. Pta., Distillers Pid
Chicago Board of Trade
Marshal
Rug
Sveses Obr
The
Cunningham Company
OASE
Cunningham
Philo
Tri-State News
Johnstown
Mary McCune
Patrick McCune
Lima
Ida Dycus
Munele
Ind
Sarah Alexander
Hare
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