Bonds for 40000 issued by the Borough of Indiana Pa
The Borough of Indiana Pennsylvania issues forty thousand dollars in bonds in thousand dollar units with due dates including July 1 1919 1924 and annual installments 1926–1929 1980–1924 and 1985–1939 bids due noon on VM PAO sealed by the finance committee. A certified check of 509 accompanies each bid. W S Hamilton Finance Committee.
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Indiana
PAO
Council
W.S. Hamilton
Finance Committee
Foley remedies touted for prostate and throat cures
A sold ad style feature extols Foley's Kidney Remedy for enlarged prostate in elderly men and Foley's Honey and Tar for chronic throat and lung troubles. It includes letters praising relief after treatment and notes county sales. Also mentions Korean miner strength and work capacity in a dubious comparative claim.
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Foley
L. E. Morris
Dexter, Ky
All Druggista
Reduced prices on light Spring and Summer goods
Special. As long as they last we will sell all light colored Spring and Summer goods at greatly reduced prices. Vogel Bros. Leading Tailors, 232-10tp.
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Detmer Woolen Co
Trey
Pauch Bros
Plotzer's
Vogel Bros
Suspected murderer Neal after
Ebensburg prisoner story notes a man wanted for murder, with Officer Neal meeting suspects. He telephoned District Attorney Elkin requesting an officer. Neal traveled to Graceton aboard the 1 o'clock car, bringing two men who knew Boleski. They boarded the Goat to Ebeneburg. If Neal had not gone, Sunt. Lingle would have covered the trip. Lingle spoke with Attorney Leech by phone and learned the prisoner would be turned over to Indiana county if identification is proven.
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ANH
Ebensburg
Elkin
Neal
Graceton
Boleski
Ebeneburg
Sunt
Lingle
Court of Ben Hur Organized in Blairsville
A new Court of the Tribe of Ben Hur was formed in Blairsville. About sixty three members appeared before Deputy Supreme Chief T. H. Russell of Meadville as officers including Cecil Y. Kelly as Past Chief and B. L. Rich as Chief were elected. Other posts named include Edward B. Bryan judge Anna Long teacher Nellie V. Reed scribe Lizzie J. Steel captain Edw. P. Iseman guide Edgar Baker keeper of inner gate Robi. Clawson keeper of outer gate James Shearer Mother of Hur Jennie Wallace and Ben Hur Renne P. Kuntz Arius Harry W. Gaskill and John P. Carson M. D. medical examiner.
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Ben Hur
Blairsville
Hall
Nixty
T. H. Russell
Meadville
Cecil Y. Kelly
B. L. Rich
Edward B. Bryan
Anna Long
Nellie V. Reed
Tribune
Lizzie J. Steel
Edw. P. Iseman
Edgar Baker
Inner Gate
Robi. Clawson
Outer Gate
James Shearer
Hur
Jennie Wallace
Renne P. Kuntz
Arius
Harry W. Gaskill
John P. Carson
M. D
Merle Mogle Honored By Westinghouse Workmen
Merle Mogle, son of W. J. Mogle, formerly ran the Work machine shop in East Pittsburgh. After eight years with Westinghouse, he bought the business from W. E. Randall and his fellow workers presented him a gold watch as a sign of friendship before his departure.
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Westinghouse
Merle Mogle
Merle Mogile
W. J. Mogle
W. EB. Randall
Westinghouse Shops
East Pittsburg
Deaths of Mrs Rose Skelly and Matthew Crooks
Recent death notices from Blairsville report Mrs Rose Skelly widow of Bernard Skelly dying at age 76 at her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs A J Duncan home Rev P J Howe led Mass at SS Simon and Jude and burial in Catholic cemetery Matthew M Crooks aged 7? died at Maple Avenue Blairsville after prolonged illness from paralysis on June 11. Funeral conducted by Rev R E McClure with burial in Blairsville cemetery.
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Rose Skelly
Bernard Skelly
Blairsville
A. J. Duncan
P. J. Howe
SS. Simon and Jude’s
Matthew M. Crooks
Maple Avenue
W. M. Stee
Clara
Blairaville
R. E. McClure
Mrs Elizabeth Ramsden 63 Dies in Enterprise Blairsville Area
Mrs Elizabeth Ramsden aged 63 died at her home in Enterprise near Blairsville on May 27. Funeral services were conducted by Rev Dr J T Pender and interment followed in Blairsville cemetery. The notice also advertises sale of a bakery and restaurant with quick cash buyer and contact H Ky Ryman Clymer Pa 236 tf.
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Elizabeth Ramsden
Enterprise
Blairsville
J. T. Pender
Pla
H. Ky Ryman
Clymer
Living Horrors of Chinese Skin-Desecration Torture
A sensational report describes a Chinese practice of skinning victims and transforming them into mute beasts through prolonged torture. Details recount a man stolen and kept for years, his body altered to the point of walking on all fours and unable to speak, ending with the execution of his master.
A Cheerful Outlook on the Studious Traveler
An English tourist in mountainous regions asks for a recommended cabin stay. A man warns about Tom's unpredictable nature and the risks of passing by his cabin, urging stopping to avoid danger. The tale blends travel lore with cautions about hospitality and suspicion.
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Tom
Talleyrand Reply Echoes Across A German Proverb
A historical exchange recalls Napoleon wishing for keys to hell to trap Talleyrand, who retorts that he would rather possess them to let Napoleon out. The quip highlights wit and political stamina in premodern diplomacy reflected in a German proverb about knowing more than speaking.
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Talleyrand
Napoleon
Hell
Balloon Rage At Indianapolis Today
A large crowd gathers at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway aviation field to watch balloon races. Six entries compete in the national distance race and three in an Aero Club of Indiana event for the longest air stay. A. Holland Forbes calls the facility the world’s most elaborate, comparing it to London Paris and New York.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Aero Club of America la Bers
Aero Club of Indiana
New Motor Speedway
Aviation Field
A. Holland Forbes
New York
Speedway
London
Paris
Changed Minds After Jumping In River Rescue
New York on June 5 reports three men attempting suicide by the Hudson River on a hot humid day. Each man changed his mind upon hitting the water and was joyfully rescued. One returned home to read a death notice left for his family.
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New York
Hudson River
Pittsburg Markets Fresh Prices Report
Pittsburg markets show mixed livestock and produce with cattle and hogs trading actively. Prices include cattle at 1.80 to 0.75 for prime and choice, hogs steady to higher with prime heavy at 7.80 and medium at 7.70, and various sheep, lambs, and veal values listed alongside live poultry and other items.
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Wien
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Herr's Island
Lions Run Riot as Beasts Rampage Through City Streets
Chaos erupts in St Charles as two grown lions escape and stampede through crowded streets. Police cornered the beasts in shop yards after fatally injuring a pony and attacking an elephant. Hundreds fled as crowds watched and a quick counterattack ended with the lions subdued and secured in a portable cage.
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St. Charles
Modune
St. Chiles
Chen
Avery
Tally
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