Law and court ruling on curbings in Punxsutawney case
The Punxsutawney Spirit notes attorney Mr Banks advised the borough in a suit against Mr Carmalt over North Main street curbing. Jefferson county court ruled it a cartway curb, while the Superior Court deemed it a sidewalk curb and taxed Carmalt for construction. The piece also mentions upcoming fruit tree demonstrations by Mr Briggs in Blairsville Indiana Elderton Ambler and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr. Banks
Carmale
North Main Street
Carmall
Jefferson County
Banks
Briggs
Indiana
Blairsville
Shelocta
T. C. Hood
Henry Rudolph
Elderton
Indiana County
Armstrong County
Ambler
Horticultural School For Women
Philadelphia
Standard barrel measure discussed for strawberry packing
A continued note on barrel dimensions specifies a 26 inch head distance and 64 inch outside bulge circumference, yielding 7 050 cubic inches capacity. The article notes nationwide interest in adopting a standard cup for packing strawberries, with producers, dealers, and receivers pushing for uniform sizes.
Fragmented OCR reads as a brief notice item
A partial OCR fragment provides unclear text with no identifiable names places dates or events. The readable parts do not establish a concrete action or outcome for a news item.
Summer Shipment Proposals Tackle Container Contents
In the early part of the summer season containers received vary in contents and the proposal has been taken up with all southern shipping associations.
Birthday party honors Mary Caroline Duncan in Philadelphia
Mr and Mrs Wilson received several useful gifts for their daughter Mary Caroline Duncan aged five. On Wednesday afternoon March 10 she entertained a group of friends including Angeline Hawxhurst, Marie Hawxhurst, Richard Kline, Leone Kring, Louise Waggin, Mary Borland, Banks siblings, William and Roseanne Stewart, Helen Ruffner, Curtis Long, Robert Liggett, William Simpson, and Mary Boarts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Caroline Duncan
Charles W.W. Duncan
Philadelphia
Angeline
Marie Hawxhurst
Richard Kline
Leone Kring
Louise Wiggins
Mary Borland
William
Roseanne
Lucile Banks
James
Mary Wilson Stewart
Helen Ruffner
William Kelly
Curtis Long
Robert Liggett
William Simpson
Mary Boarts
Conference speakers discuss Christian missions and world impact
The conference featured talks on Our Personal Part in Extending the Sway of Christ Worldwide, Christian Stewardship and Missions, and Christianizing America's Impact Upon the World. A new speaker, Rev Edwin M Richards of Oberlin Ohio, spoke on Christian Stewardship and Missions, with Rev A B Coates of Indiana as the first presenter and Daniel Burghalter of Tifton Ga as team leader closing the session.
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Aittle Music
America
Edwin M. Richards
Oberlin
A. B. Coates
Indiana
Daniel Burghalter
Tiftin, C
Commonwealth v Byers Sets Stage for Larceny Charge
In a county court, Max Byers is tried for larceny after a prior aggravated assault case with his companion Joe Mehul ending in a not guilty verdict for that charge. Prosecutor John Bennett alleges Byers stole money from his store. Jurors demand earlier adjournment for rest, upset over late-night sessions. the Byers case ends with a guilty verdict.
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Joe Mehul
The
Commonwealth
Max Byers
John Bennett
Church Street
Byers
Bennett
Welford
Esmen
Eight Hour School Day Adopted by Midh High Schools
The Midh district institutes an eight hour day from 8 am to 4 20 pm at Mennomines high schools. The schedule splits the time into five periods with significant time devoted to recreation and study under supervision of an instructor.
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Midh
Deaths at Dunkird church Penn Run interment Greenwood
The deceased will be buried in Greenwood cemetery. She leaves children Mrs William Gailey of Indiana Jacob Norris and Joseph all at home plus one grandchild Clair Allen. Surviving siblings include Mrs Elizabeth Brandt Mrs Nancy Adams Andrew and David Nicewonger Mitchells Mills Henry Nicewonger Penn Run Mrs Catherine Meakins Green Township and Mrs Susanna Jones Somerset.
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Dunkird
Penn Run
Greenwood Cemetery
William Gailey
Indiana
Jacob
Norris
Joseph
Clair Allen
Allen Home
Elizabeth Brandt
Nancy Adams
Andrew
David Nicewonger
Mitchells Mills
Henry Nicewonger
Catherine Meakins
Green Township
Susanna Jones
Somerset
British Troops Advance in Northern France and Champagne
London reports British troops advancing around La Bassee capturing Neuve Chapelle and pushing toward Arthres with German losses heavy. Nieuport shelled by 42 centimeter guns as French progress in Champagne continues alongside German claims of success near Sounun. Russian forces fail to break Augustowo while Suwalki offensive continues. broader results remain undetermined.
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Poland
Augustowo
Champagne
Dardanelles
Neiman
Russia
Warsaw
Suwalki
Weather Everywhere and Weather Forecast Jumble
A garbled weather note discusses fair conditions tonight and Friday with stray words about west winds. The passage veers into quotes and proverbs, including a humorous exchange and unrelated sayings, creating a fragmented textual collage without coherent forecast details.
U-12 Sunk by British Destroyer Ariel
London reports the German submarine U-12 was rammed and sunk by the British destroyer Ariel. Of a crew of twenty eight, ten were saved. The encounter location is not disclosed. A Bay of related cases may be brought to trial, with special privileges under review.
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London
Admiralty
Ariel
Bt 5
Blackheod
Impeachment Talk Rises Over Fayette Judge
Report from Philadelphia indicates Representative Sternec will ask the House to impeach Robert L. Anbel president judge of Fayette county common pleas. Umbel’s public admission of a deal with H S Dumbald for withdrawal of impeachment prompts expectations he must resign if not signing immediately.
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Peaisyi Car Solons
Hatricent
Fin
Sternec
Philadelphia
Robert LE. Anbel
Common Pleas Courts
Fayette County
Umbel
H. S. Dumbauld
Glass of Salts Cleans Kidneys
An old remedial notice promotes four ounces of Rad Salts mixed in water to flush kidneys, ease backache, and neutralize urine acidity. It emphasizes abundant water intake and claims long use for kidney health, urging daily morning use for several days.
Homeless Man Freezes to Death in Archbald Porch
Homeless John Duban, age fifty, was found frozen to death on the porch of John Wytie’s residence in Archbald, near Scranton. The incident is part of a March 10 report from the region noting the victim’s plight and local conditions.
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Scranton
John Duban
John Wytie
Archbald
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