Transfers drive land trades across Blairsville and Armstrong
A string of property transfers recorded across Blairsville Armstrong and surrounding wards lists buyers and sellers such as Maria Brink Annie Brink G W Lucia John Cribbs Maggie Law I R Berkey John F Siverd Clair Siverd Antonia Marozz i Rhoda Libengood Orville Shaffer John S McIntyre George A Baker Coulter Wiggins Merle Livingaton Coulter Wintins Jesse Laney Corn Beatty G M Brandon George Betty Kyle Spicher Hilsdale Coal Co Elmira J McCalls Exr William Spicher Mear H Litt Gdn J B McKee Amanda St Clair de Hinal Prothery Harry Flickinger Cordilla Buchanan Frank Ey Sloan and Paul Payicich with parcels in Brushvalley Fourth Ward Green Blairsville Montgomery Banks S Mahoning Rayne Armstrong Indiana etc values from 970.20 to 7000 dollars.
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Columbia
Plate Glass Co
John , Cottrill
Blairsville
G. W. Lucia
John K. Cribbs
Armstrong
Maggie Law
I. R. Berkey
Edan B. Nichol
T. B. Streams
Third Ward
Indiana
Mary
Mary ©. Siverd’s Ext To Clair Siverd
John F. Siverd
Clair Siverd
Charles BR. Erb
Antonia Marcozzi
Rhoda V. Libengood
Orville O. Shaffer
John S. McIntyre
George A
Hilsdale Corn & Coke Co
James Karina
Banks
Elmira J. McCall's
Exr
William Spicher
S. Mahoning
Mear H
Tragedy continues from page one at Pike Street yards
Two unidentified men fired shots likely fatally wounding Angelo Profala and James Cammarata at Pike Street produce yards. Both victims, ages 28 and 26, were taken to Allegheny General Hospital, where their condition was reported serious. police seek suspects amid a deadly incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hins
Pike Street
Angelo Profala
James Cammarata
Allegheny General Hospital
Wilmington
Del
DuPont Powder Co
Republican Primary Candidates Named for May 18 1920
The notice lists announced candidates on the Blcan ticket under party rules and the 1920 Prim Elections Act. Voted for by the Spring Primary electors on Tuesday May 18 1920. Includes Congress candidates Athin L Strong and Harry W Truitt. Senate Wilbur P Graf. Assembly national delegate Heiner Henderson. Alternate national delegate McLain J Graham. State Committee chairman Coa J Willis Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yintie
Repub‘ority
Blcan
Act of Ag,ly
Congress
Athin L. Strong
Harry W. Truitt
Senate
Wilbur, P. G.raf
Assembly
Heiner
Henderson
McLiain
J. Willis Wilson
Republican County
Frosts Hit Fruit Crops As Cold Snap Persists
The region suffered back to back frosts with temperatures near 28 to 32 degrees, damaging blossoms on cherries pears and peaches while orchards report varying injury. Despite delayed bloom, farmers anticipate improved weather and plan broader planting as season recovery begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brastis
Licenses Listed by Persons in Dixonville Area
A fragmented list shows names associated with licenses or permits in the Dixonville area. Readers may note individuals such as David W. P. Nicholson, Bryne Ralph, Kring, Rossiter, and Damico among others, alongside partial surnames and unclear affiliations linked to Lucerne mines or similar entities. The legibility is limited, but the record records multiple individuals connected to licenses or permits in a local context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. P. Nicholson
Dixonville Hope
A. Rowe
Bryne Ralph
Kring
Rossiter Tesaje
M.sCharton
Rossiter
Frank Damico
Lucerneminees Trene Pizzotervo
Lucernemines
Chestnut Dump Continued from Page One
At last night’s meeting the commissioner’s resignation to take effect May first was followed by re‑election. Mr. Orr signified intent to accept the position. Street improvements and sewers were ordered, with sewer lines to run on Second, Maple, Church, and South Patth streets. Bills will be advertised after the June council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr
Second
Maple
Church
South Patth
Steal Dinkey Continued from Page 1
A report describes a theft involving a Dinkey train with an empty car dropped at a transfer point. The trio continued toward Reynaldsville while authorities face scrutiny from railroad and tannery officials over the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steal Dinkey
Reynaldsville
Falls Creek
Reynildsville
Pennsylvania
I P U Accused Continued From Page Two
The fragment notes ongoing accusations linked to I P U and mentions four newspapers as being deemed absolutely un. The partial text indicates a multi-page continuation and a contentious claim affecting press coverage.
Thanks from Pentz family for kindness during illness and death
Mrs Roland Pentz and children express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of Roland Pentz husband and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Pentz
Wood Carries Maryland in Republican Preference Vote
Practically complete returns show General Leonard Wood defeating U S Senator Hiram W Johnson of California for the Republican presidential preference in Maryland. Maryland gave Wood 15900 votes to Johnsons 8059, as counted today May 4 in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Maryland
Baltimore
Leonard Wood
U S
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Johnson
Rival race for hand of Irish beauty in San Francisco
May 1 2 entry in a peculiar love race pits Anthony O Dwyer and Stephen Costelloe, Shanghai police officers, against each other for Kathleen McMechan of Connaught Clare Ireland. Both men once courted Miss McMechan in youth and recently secured leaves of absence to pursue the contest.
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McMeehan
County Clare
Begain
Shanghai
Nanking
San Francisco
New York
Atlantis
O'Dwyer
Anthony O'Dwyer
Stephen Costelloe
Kathleen McMechan
Colleen
Conn Clare Ireland
Costelloe
Miss McMeevhan
Kathleen
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Bareiba
Anita Mall Hiagen
Aditor Oty
Vartiathk
Leiba ii
Finda Hulgarian
Maria Brink
Annie Brink
Brushvalley
Ida M. Ccmpbell
Frank C. Butler
Fourth Ward
Tadianas
Cunningham's Milk Depot
Fontain
Home Creamery
Leroy Cunningham
Rk. R. Ave
Phila. and
Church Streets
House of East
Philadelphia Strat
Barlpatt Poomweston
David Altomus
Court House
Philadelphia Street
Glassford
Stafford
Clarion Tradegy
Lotuat Street
W.P. Lowry
Water Street
Tor Sale
School Street
Sale—Loagge Steel Ange
Atc
Coasl
6Th Street
N- 10Th Street
J Yger
Oak Street
Weamer’s
Tix
Court ‘House
Gazette
R. H. Ray
AARP
Indiana Candy, Works
Amy Time
Care Gazette
Sara
Igeneral
Darlington Road
E. Pittsbugh
Young Ibuilding
Bert Menning
Clarence McHenry
S. T. Gibson
Hileman’s Garepe
L'—M—W—M—W
Sixth Street
Lorg
Courh
Weeks
Mee
Stewart & Co
Walter W. Barrett
O. P
Nalem
Friel Men
Chandler
Firestone
Goodrich
Goodaard
Pennsylvania Vacuum and
Ajax
J. S. Hileman Ox Supply Store
Phila, Si
Gavage—Nixon NA
Marion Center Co-Operative Creamery
Cor
Philadelphia
10Th Street
the Central Grocery
Phonse
Vlcanizine
E. Dale Timberlake
S.M. Boggs
Farmers Hotel Bell
E. Phila
Philo. St
Auto Service
Culp’s
Moorhead
Ooney
Sue
Aesquire
Ry Orslee
Gordon
Tohn’s
Fayulor
Phila
Hata Senhiare
Railroad Ave
Peivea
J. W. Miller
Silas.c
Furniture
T Columbia
Grapangs
Pri St
R. Springer
Jack
Wat
Geo. D. Leydie
Real Estair
Tub Phace
Paul D. Sharretts Ma White, Bt
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