Sedgwick Hotel sale by auction in Glen Campbell borough
By order of the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County Pennsylvania the Capitol Hotel property known as Snyder Hotel and附outbuildings in Glen Campbell is set for sale October 26 1922 at 2 pm. The two parcels cover about 8108 square feet with a three story frame hotel on site. A $300 deposit is required at knock down with balance due on confirmation. default forfeits the deposit.
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Court of Common Pleas
Indiana County
Tennsylvania
Anle Ag
Glen Campbell
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Towit
Glanwood Avenue
John McCullough
Snyder & Sawyer
Cross Street
Saids Cross Street
Glenwood Avenue
Sit Avenue
Snyder and Sawyer
HM. W. Ruffner
Snyder Hotel
Progressive Club offers discounted newspaper bundle in Indiana Pa
The Progress Club extends reduced rates to rural delivery subscribers, bundling The Progress with multiple newspapers and magazines. Subscriptions are $2.00 annually in advance with cash accompanying orders, including titles such as Pittsburgh Daily Gazette Times and Philadelphia Daily North American, among others.
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Tha
Ita
Progress
Pittsburg Daily Gazette Times
Pittsburgh Daily Dispatch
R. D
Pittsburgh Daily Post
Cvceeene
We Meek Babaels
Philadelphia Daily North American
National Stock
Man & Farmer
Ohio Farmer
Blade
Woman's World
Stern
McCail
New York World
Indiana Progress
Indiana
Poisoned Gloves and Queen Jane's Mysterious Death
The article explores the alleged use of poisoned gloves as the murder method in Queen Jane of Navarre's death in Paris. It details reports of Florence born perfumeist, Catherine de Medici’s suspected involvement, the rapid five day fever that killed the queen mother, and the subsequent public examination and rumors among Huguenots.
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Jane
Navarre
Paris
Prince of
Margaret
Nathaniel Wraxwell
France
Fremed Rane
Florence
Florentine
Catherine de Medici
Ught
Wraxwell
D'Aubigne
Lfe
Europe
Borgias
Not Bigger but Higher Creek Quiz Turns Serious
A three year old girl from Geneva, familiar with a small creek, joins a motor trip to a town by the Ohio River. On return, a relative tests her knowledge of the stream’s size, prompting her line that the river is not much bigger but it is higher.
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Geneva
This Story Will Be Continued Mrs Daw King Rumors
A dialogue hints at rumors about Mrs Daw King and the gossip surrounding her. The speakers express skepticism about the truth of the chatter, noting the cruelty of some people. The exchange suggests uncertainty and a wish for clarity as the tale moves forward.
Youngster Masters Telephone Book
Harold Finley a five year old from Connellsville Ohio astonishes researchers with memory skills beyond his age He can name states capitals populations and locate counties and cities from a county map He reads the local telephone directory without error and university professors report his case in Educational Research journals
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Harold Finley
Connellsville
Ohio
United States
Washington
Harding
Journaf
Snow Storms Cost Bell Telephone System 7.5 Million Last Winter
Over seven and a half million dollars was spent repairing Bell Telephone wires and poles after storms. Wisconsin and Michigan saw two million, New England one and a half million, and the Northwest near a million. Major items included 10 000 poles, 20 000 arms, 50 000 000 feet copper wire, and 420 000 glass insulators. The losses drew from depreciation reserves to cover weather damage as part of providing service.
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United States
Wisconsin
Michigan
New England
Northwestern States
Pacific
Anch Times Ag
Poison and Help Phone Rescue in Bridgeport
A Bridgeport man swallowed poison then called for help, prompting a quick ambulance dispatch after a telephone operator answered a garbled alarm. He lay beside an overturned bottle as medical crews arrived, finding burns to his mouth and chin. Doctors credited swift action with saving his life after the accidental poisoning at his desk.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Seven Thousand Years of Service by Telephone Pioneers
Three local chapters form in Pennsylvania Delaware and New Jersey with Philadelphia Harrisburg and Pittsburgh each hosting a chapter. The nationwide group includes men and women in telephone work for twenty one years or more and now plans state conventions alongside national events. The Harrisburg chapter recently held the first Gettysburg convention of a local chapter.
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The
Telephone Pioneers of America
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Telephone Pioneers
Theodore N. Wall
Pennsylvani
Pioneers
Warrisburg
Gettysburg
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Indiana Motor Co
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Court OF Common Pleas Ofr
I. Sawyer
Cloe Benson
Cloe White
G. W. Benson
Grant, Snyder
William Banks
Mary Ann Gibson
Cherryhill Fowangin
Penn Run
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Tjamds Gibson
BE. Craps
Themsa Gibnon
Cherry
James Gibson
J. Telford
Tile O'Hara
Saie
Settiment
Perapens Lawilen
Omara
Pierce & Pierce
Attorneya
Egat A. Kinter
Rayne
Pmma Kintha
Blakley
Tixecutrix
Shelocta
the Progress Club List
Indians County
Thomas Pealer
Olivk Rngineer
Inftina, Pa
Sim Heckle
Sim
Lightcap Electric Company
Penna
Willard
E. B. London
Bell
Philadelphia St
J. D. Moore Supply Company
Saltaburyg
Pattison Studio
Kodak
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