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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1917
Page
5
A speech argues the end of World War I will be the union of English speaking peoples across borders. It contends the truce path and shared purpose forged a common destiny, reducing future ills if past divisions were avoided. The piece reflects on unity, common roots, and a world task for descendants.
Secretary of State Robert Lansing argues the U S war aims defend democracy and human liberty against German military despotism. He states national safety and duty to mankind compelled action despite initial reluctance and opposition to war.
Prince Adine urges Malian war mission to rally volunteers and sustain organization. He says the war grows more terrible daily and calls for disciplined effort, insisting enthusiasm and unity will secure victory and military glory for the nation, amid a grim, advancing conflict.
A bedtime adaptation narrates a minister and eight companions riding in a coach. They seek warmth with enchanted goloshes that drop them in central Thy, then Italy, passing a stunning but harsh landscape. They face swarms of pests, cold, poverty outside a small inn, while the traveler’s thoughts turn to rest and home.
An alias order from the Orphans Court of Indiana County Pennsylvania directs a public sale on the premises in Cherry Township. The sale will proceed as directed under court authority and includes the property described in the alias order.
Auction time set for Tuesday August 21 1917 at 2 pm for a one acre six perches parcel in Cher fyill Indiana County Pa with coal and mining rights reserved. Sale conducted by Cora Brown administratrix by order of Court Clerk J Clair Longwill Indiana Pa July 17 1917.
Public notice by D C Carley of Dayton Pennsylvania states he is not responsible for any bills by Weona Painter who was employed as housekeeper at Georgeville and who allegedly deceived the public by falsely claiming to be his wife. He warns parties holding his property to return all articles at once dated July 14, 1917.
Guardian of Willa Reynolds minor seeks order to sell undivided one fourteenth interest in West Wheatfield Township property for 1000 dollars. The sale is subject to dower, with a hearing set for August 2001 at 9:00 AM before the Orphans Court of Indiana County.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania requires John Martin to appear in person at the Court of Common Pleas in Indiana Pa on the first Monday of August 1917 to show cause why his wife Harriet M Martin should not be divorced. Witnessed by Judge J N Langham and Prothonotary Walter H Ayers with sheriff notice dated July 11 1917.
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