Legal Correspondence from Smidesburg and Surrounding Areas
Smidesburg news notes Lukehart family moved to TinBois and May Fetters Tyde Bell was in North Point on business. Samuel Crawford on extended tour to western states seeking health. J. T. Hoover represented Lodge 691 in Lebanon for grand lodge meeting. Mrs. Jove Weston visiting daughter in Panxsutar ney. Sermon at local church and community notices. Parkwood and Brush Valley briefs include local visits, sick lists, sawmill activity, and church events.
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Smidesburg
A. Lukehart
TinBois
May Fetters
Tyde Bell
North Point
Samuel Crawford
J.T. Hoover
Lebanon
Lodge 691
Grand Lodge
D. D Good
Big
Jove Weston
Clark Robinson
Panxsutarney
New Oil Company Organized in Indiana for Limited Stock Sale
A new oil venture, the North American Oil Company of Indiana, organized with J Willie McCartney as president Ed ward Rowe as secretary and J M Watt as treasurer, offers charter member stock at 25 cents a share until incorporation raises price. The firm plans 200,000 shares with $200,000 capital and holds 2000 acres of oil land in Wolfe and Breaux counties Kentucky. A 50 barrel well near the territory was drilled by the Pennsylvania Andicr Clash Gas Company last November. Three wells will be drilled immediately. Subscription blanks and terms will be mailed after request by postal card. only 16 percent of the amount is required with subscription. Address W R Hamilton, Agent, Indians Pa.
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J. Willie McCartney
Edward Rowe
J. M. Watt
North American Oil Company of
Indiana
Landa
Wolfe and
Breatt
W. R. Hamilton
Carnahan planing mill building to be sold at bargain
The old Carnahan planing mill building near Indiana Pa measures 28 by 50 feet with a 16 by 20 foot Li addition. The frame structure uses pine lumber and has an iron roof. J C Conner urges a speedy purchaser to secure this bargain sale.
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Sarz
Carnahan
J. C. Conner
Indiana
Cuticle Medicated Soap Sold With Refund Promise
Sloan Bros advertise a medicated skin soap named Cuticle with a money back guarantee for unsatisfied buyers. The notice highlights a World’s Fair facsimile display in the window and offers new shirts at 45c to 1.00 each, noting expected price increases and a call to “Get Ready for the Great hunting and flags.”
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