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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1912
Page
2
A mixed language note from Pittsburg dated February 16 1912 discusses Esperanto topics. It mentions ordering books from London and renewing a Paris Review subscription. The text notes Esperanto book abundance in England versus the United States and promises further correspondence on arrival and a planned visit date.
The article lists the statue's nose length as four feet six inches the eye width as two feet six inches and the right arm bearing the torch with a length of forty two feet. These details present the statue's facial and arm measurements in concise figures.
The excerpt outlines chapters of a 1911 novel set on a worn southern plantation named the Barony. Characters Yancy Hannibal and Bladen collide as mysteries unfold involving the Barony’s owners, a mysterious boy, and clashes with Captain Murrell. The narrative follows adoptions abductions escapes and escalating confrontations across several chapters.
Betty arrives at Belle Plain and demands changes as Tom and Hicks clash over plantation management. She drives a reform, frees slaves from harsh discipline, and clashes with Hicks after witnessing a whipping, while Charley Norton stirs affairs and Tom navigates resistance and flirtations.
Betty Malroy confronts Bruce Carrington at Belle Plain after months apart as he reveals plans to leave river life for farming. A rifle with a Turberville name shatters the judge’s past, linking Hannibal to the Barony and Scratch Hill, while Carrington and the judge observe the Boggs racetrack crowd.
Public auction at the Court House Indiana Pa on Friday March 8 1912 at 1 15 PM exposes to sale the real estate of Nellie V Lentz and John I Lentz in Banks Township and Clymer borough including a half acre tract with a two story dwelling and outbuildings a restaurant site and a Pine Township farm with 116 acres and a six room dwelling plus undivided one sixth of coal rights in North Mahoning Township tied to the Lutontown bank suit. Purchasers must pay at least 100 dollars down if not a single judgment creditor. full payment required before second week of March court. sheriff reserves right to resell if not paid.
In a hot Shelby county afternoon the judge, Mahaffy, and a boy drift to a quiet Raleigh street. A tavern keeper points them toward Boggs racetrack while Bruce Carrington peeks from the door. The scene blends racing with a progressive mood the judge once lamented at Pleasantville jail.
A petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County seeks sale of a cremary estate to satisfy liens and judgments. The sale will discharge liens and encumbrances while ensuring proceeds remain subject to the existing judgments to the same extent as the real estate prior to sale.
The court confirms sale terms with a bid not to exceed 4000.00 payable upon concluding the sale. The property shall transfer after confirmation, with The Task things and TRUST COMPANY OF INDIANA PA acting as Trustee in Ndjaba PA, summary date September 30, 1912.
Trustee sale of real estate noted in a United States District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania, in the matter involving Harvey Dunghl, bankruptcy case file number 5, under bankruptcy rules and proceedings.
In pursuance of a District Court order I will offer at public sale at the Court House Indiana Pa on Friday March 1 1912 at 2 00 P M several parcels of land and coal interests including a 42 by 61 foot lot with a frame stable in the Third Ward, a lot bounded by Church Street and the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg right of way, an undivided half interest in a White Township tract of 14 1/2 acres, and other parcels in Indiana and White townships with detailed boundary descriptions and prior deed references.
Public notice covers multiple lot descriptions in Indiana County Pa including tracts in Armstrong and Young townships. It lists owners heirs and dates 1907 1902 1911 with detailed bounds and perches and references to recorded deeds and rights of ingress and regress for mining and other uses. It notes sale terms cash on confirmation by court with ten percent down and trustee D B Thompson handling proceedings.
The Raystone Water Power Company offers sealed bids for 2,000 chestnut poles to run 50 miles of transmission lines. All bids must be received by March 15, 1914. Specifications are available on request from the company at 409 Pennet. This notice also mentions roofing products and services offered by a separate contractor.
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