Fragmentary notice on Bay Bales and Proprieties
The readable text hints at a property related notice dated October 7, 1906. Mentions Bay 665 and ordinary deeds, with references to parcels, lines, and commissions in a local page context.</s>
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1917
Page
2
The readable text hints at a property related notice dated October 7, 1906. Mentions Bay 665 and ordinary deeds, with references to parcels, lines, and commissions in a local page context.</s>
A three car Food Conservation train from the Department of Wood Supply of the Pennsylvania Committee of Public Safety will tour Pennsylvania railroad lines. It will be at the Indiana station Friday Oct 19, open 10:00 to 12:00 and 1:30 to 6:00 pm. Demonstrations cover canning drying preserving fruits and vegetables, home bread making as a wheat conserving measure, and a third car explains the world food situation with US Food Administration materials. Residents urged to visit to learn economical home food practices and wartime duties.
The Clymer Brick and Fire Clay Co of Clymer was sold to Hiram Swank and Sons Inc of Johnstown for 150000 in cash. The sale, organized ten years ago, netted original investors nearly 100 percent profit. Johnstown owners plan to triple production in two years and run the business under the existing name temporarily.
Sunday October 21 has been officially designated as Liberty Loan Sunday across the United States. Committees will arrange with clergymen of all denominations to preach Liberty Loan sermons on that date.
A brief exhortation urges readers to invest in Liberty Bonds as a safe, patriotic choice. It frames the bonds as an absolutely safe investment tied to love of country and national duty.
The Pleasant Valley Ginb of Plum ville held its regular meeting at Mrs. Charles McEwen's home on Thursday afternoon. Members discussed current events, performed several musical numbers, and Mrs. James Stuchell gave a revue tation. A question box led to amusement, followed by lunch. The next meeting is set for October 25 at Mrs. J Marshall's home.
Miss Ruth Zimmerman of Plumville entertained Sons of David and Loyal Daughters of the Plumville church on October 9. A Hallowe'en program with eerie jack o lanterns and ghost stories kept guests until late. Refreshments featured pumpkin pie, gingerbread, chestnuts and other dainties.
Sergi G Omer Graff, son of Mr and Mrs George W Graff of Maat Waterstreet, recounts a 171 mile trip from camp to Atlanta with Indiana friends to watch a Georgia Tech versus University of Pennsylvania game. He notes the poor game, Fort McPherson visits, German sailors, ruins from last spring’s fire, and camp life including inoculations and cold weather.
Sentiments and resolutions from the Indiana Chamber of Commerce honor Harry C Christy a longtime community leader. The obituary-style notice recalls his birth in the county, his active public life, and his devotion to municipal, state, and national affairs. It resolves to mourn his loss, commend his emulation, and extend sympathy to his widow and family.
Two young men from McIntyre and John Neal of The Progress write home from Camp Lee Petersburg Va detailing their arrival travels from Indiana Altoon a supper stop Washington and Richmond the long two story barracks the kitchen wash house routine daily drilling and the names of fellow Indiana county officers and the 64th Company 14th Training Battalion as their assigned unit.
The price list covers cattle hogs sheep and lambs, with varied bids across markets. Prime cattle range from about 10 to 13 dollars for shipping steers, hogs from about 15 to 19 dollars, and sheep and lambs from around 9 to 18 dollars, including terms like prime good and fair below.
Chicago grain close mentions wheat corn oats with October December prices and odd percentages. The ad promotes brass beds satin and bright iron finishes, steel beds in wood finishes, and oak to mahogany woods. It also highlights springs and mattresses and features H. H. Steving Son & Co. as the seller.
The text explains that perfect health results from the spine’s proper alignment, with health problems indicating nerve interference at spinal gaps. Restoring alignment removes interference, reversing disease progression, restoring nerve flow, renewing cell life, and strengthening resistance for health.
Notice is given that an application will be presented to the Governor of Pennsylvania on Sunday, November 6, 1917, for incorporation under the Act of Assembly of April 1874 and supplements. Named applicants Gibson Clair Company to engage in wholesale and retail sale of farm machinery, implements, grain, feed, phosphate, lime and other merchandise, and repair of farm implements. Ernest Stewart, Solicitor. October 37, 1917.
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