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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1918
Page
2
The notice states that after durations of one year eight months and four months and three months all papers stopped at the expiration of subscription indicating a lapse or renewal requirement for continued delivery.
Delay in delivery due to railway and mall congestion from the war. All newspapers suffer similar inconvenience. Readers urged to wait before sending complaints and to endure delays as unavoidable.
Many Americans view Liberty Bonds as a safe four percent investment backed by government resources, but some seek six to eight percent with higher risk. The piece warns that if the war drags on, unpaid laws could delay returns and Germany's indemnity looms. It urges securing the loan to support national security.
Gen. Crozier reports boards favor raising the maximum enlistment age with broad opinions on 19 5 40 and 46 years as possible upper limits. Estimates show 1,589,388 single men 18 to 46 would be available if age limit rises to 46. Enlistment offers for horses handlers and veterinary support highlight service opportunities. Italy and France regulate newspaper use and posters to curb paper consumption and advertising.
The text lists commodities and by products including cenadried brewer's grains baled hay and tankage. It prescribes prohibitions on importing manufacturing storing or distributing as feed any products by products of listed commodities except those already covered by existing hands. It also prohibits malting barley or other grain by firms storing or distributing malt unless they malt their own grain.
Citizens in military service may write for newspapers with restrictions and no payment. letters go through officers for censorship. camp restrictions vary by theater. France differs. Also notes on a German propaganda broadside and Navy’s need for optics with donor tagging, plus wood pulp cloth in Germany and various notices including a public sale near Bletraville.
New event announced for Friday February 15 as Brown's Root Shop hosts the opening of Garguin Basement. Local patrons invited to attend and explore the shop's offerings and debut attractions.
The document lists sheriff sale details for several parcels: a te al patate and lots in Bialrayville Borough with improvements on Brown Street. another tract in Hamer City near the Indiana Branch railroad with a two story frame dwelling. quarry lands in Cramer East Wheatfield Township with extensive mineral rights. a large grant township coal tract with multiple chain descriptions. and a Rayne Township property with an eight room dwelling, outbuildings, and orchards. Proceedings reference Fi Fa numbers and March Term 1918, detailing executory actions against Harry M. Greasliny, Ion W. Thvans, Cramer Quarry Company, and others.
Notice of sale under Mary Simpson execution in Indiana County Pennsylvania. Describes two adjoining tracts totaling about 180 acres with two dwellings and outbuildings, former owners John S McGahey and others. Details parcel boundaries, prior deeds, and undivided interests. Requires at least 1000 if bid and full payment before March court. Sheriff Boggs cautions about deed issuance and nonpayment. February 14 1915.
John F L Pierce attorney notifies that auditor L B Millar will attend duties of appointment to sell marshal and report distribution of funds from Elizabeth II Churchhill estate in Montgomery township. Office in Savings & Trust Co building Indiana Pa. Tuesday March 12 2018 at 10 o'clock AM. Interested persons may attend.
John T L Pierce attorney announces an Orphans Court inquest to partition Keener estate real property in North Blairsville and Delatraville areas Indiana county Pa. Two described lots with parcels and improvements totaling one two story frame house and outbuildings, date February 26, 1918, at 1 and 2 40 p m. at specified locations. H A Boggs sheriff directs notice to heirs and interested parties.
L B Miller administrator notices grant of letters of administration for the estate of Mrs Josephine Calhoun late of Green township deceased. All creditors should present claims duly authenticated for settlement and those indebted must make prompt payment. W B Calhoun administrator Dixonville Pa February 6 1918.
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