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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1928
Page
8
A new lemon cultivar claims grapefruit-sized fruit and sweet flavor, developed in Puerto Rico. The report notes the unlikely comparison and hints at its potential impact on citrus markets.
Lucy Madison, a nearly eighteen girl, works at Lindell's to fans flirtations while planning a future with Big Jim Nelson. When Jim dreams of a better route, Lucy braves Jessup to push his promotion. Jessup quietly helps, leading to Jim becoming foreman with a fifteen dollar weekly raise. The couple celebrate with new wealth and happiness.
Maud and Aunt Margaret travel toward New York and mislay their hotel. A courteous stranger helps them navigate the city, and the trio reaches a hotel where Maud unexpectedly encounters the Dawkins family over tea. An awkward romantic twist unfolds as the young man reveals his own love interest.
By order of the Orphans Court of Indiana County Pennsylvania dated December 3 1928 the premises in Rayne Township Indiana County will be exposed to public sale on Saturday December 29 1928 at 10 00 AM. The tract of land of about two acres forty perches with coal and mining rights is bounded by John and A Ritter lands Charles C McMillen and W J Kinter. The sale is to satisfy debts and includes the mining rights of the Siney coal and related drainage rights.
Teior and Felt attorneys announce an Orphans Court sale of a lot in the Second Ward of Indiana Borough, bounded by Walnut Street and Jot/other parcels, 45 feet frontage, 145 feet deep, minimum bid 800 dollars, sale date December 20, 1928 at 2:00 PM, with deed delivery to follow. Also executor notice for Loretta McMillan estate.
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