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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1917
Page
4
Reader asks if advancing magneto only shifts spark when wiring is faulty and seeks advice on piston hole drilling, brake rattles, solenoid sizing, gear noise, and two cycle engine explanation. Responses cover timing gear wear, piston diameter options, valve timing, fuel mix, and dual magneto battery ignition practicality.
Sfarey W. Tisrhart attorney announces a public sale of real estate by order of the Orgratts' Court of Dollhina county. The premises at Sultabueghoraigh and Conemaugh town ship are offered under writ. Details uncertain in OCR fragment.
Auction notice for August 21, 1917 at 10:00 AM detailing the Trust Tract parcels in Saltsburg Borough Indiana county Pennsylvania now known as Lots 125 and 124 in the town plot. Includes bounds along Twigh and Wink streets and Point street with the two story brick buildings erected on the property.
The document outlines a property parcel in Saltsburg within Indiana County formerly Conemaugh township. It specifies a tract bounded by Market Street and adjacent alleys, identifying Lot No. 17 and Lot No. 16 with distances of fifty, one hundred fifty five, and one hundred fifty five feet, describing the plot boundaries and location in the borough.
A legal land description outlines a large two story dwelling parcel in Conemaugh Township Indiana County Pennsylvania. The verbose deed text traces bearings distances and boundary markers from various posts and property lines among multiple landowners and neighboring parcels including Marshall heirs David Black Margaret Newey and others, concluding at the starting point to form a long, complex tract.
A partially legible note describes 174.42 acres with caveats and devotion to a divine order, awaiting court determination. It cites a clerk Y. ChAT TONG WIT and a date of lily 28, 117-4, indicating an estate or property dispute proceeding.
J L Henderson guardian seeks court order to privately sell undivided one seventh of minor’s interest in West Wheatfield land Ludliana for two thousand dollars cash. The tract, 174 acres more or less, lies in Indiana county area with burial reservation per Will of Willan Reynolds dated 1855 and recorded in Will Book 9 page 210. July 2 1917 filing by Peelor & Philll Attorneys for petitioner.
Mrs Annie Ingham and daughter visited Altoona while Howard Stewart and family of Pittsburg and Mr and Mrs Nial Rook of Indiana were Sunday visitors here. The Junior Monorth League of the M. Wi church will picnic at Locust park Thursday afternoon. The Greensburg district camp meeting will be held August 2 to 12 near Blacklick. J W Palmer, 54, brother of D T Palmer, died in Los Angeles and was buried at Mt Tabor in Heshbon. Indiana County Women’s Clubs plan canning demonstration August 4 at Palmer’s theater.
Mrs Shawi and Mrs Cox of Kit tanning visited Mrs Grant Smith recently. Pearl Cribbs of Vandergrift visits his mother. Grystella Kunkle spends the week with friends in Punxsutawney. Anna Martha Shields returns to Johnstown for a job in Nathan's store. Various visitors from Indiana Apollo Homer City Livermore and Saltsbury attend events and gatherings. A Red Cross meeting at church features Prof Jack Pauk and others from Saltsbury.
John Wiggs loses wage security and suffers famine after illness. He learns a lesson in thinking over labor as he outwits rival firm president Sca lpton by proving his nerve and skill, then leverages his claim to gain control of a safe house. The tale follows his daring misuse of a wound on his finger to read lock tumblers and steal a reveal.
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