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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1918

Page

8

Amend Pennsylvania Constitution to allow highway bonds

A joint resolution proposes amending Article Nine Section Four to permit state debt for improving and rebuilding highways. It would raise the debt limit to fifty million dollars for highway improvements while maintaining constraints on other borrowing. The measure awaits submission to qualified voters at the next general election.

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Commonwealth House of Representatives Pennsylvania General Assembly Tate

Amendment proposed to Pennsylvania bank and trust powers

A joint resolution proposes amending section eleven of article sixteen of the Pennsylvania Constitution to authorize the General Assembly to regulate corporate banks and trust companies by general law. The draft replaces prior prohibitions with a framework granting authority to specify powers and allot conditions for incorporation and operation, pending final action.

Pennsylvania

Amendment proposal to Pennsylvania constitution section sixteen

A fragmented text outlines a proposed amendment to the Pennsylvania Constitution article three section sixteen. It references the General Assembly and Senate, aims to change spending controls, and stipulates that no money shall be paid except as authorized by law and warrants by proper officers.

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Senate House of ‘Representatives General Assembly Pennsylvania Jon i

NOVICE OF APPLICATION FOR SALE OF LAND INDIANA PA

Harry A. Borland guardian of Harvey HW North Nancy J. North and Ruth Marie North seek court consent to privately sell undivided two ninths of a Green township tract in Indiana County Pennsylvania for debts. Sale price listed as 1323 3328 dollars to I B Wissinger. Includes coal and mining rights excepted. Guardian Arthur Borland. 1918 date appears.

Harry A. Borland Harvey HW North Nancy J. North Ruth Marie North David CG. North Green Indiana Pennylvania Orphans’ Court Indiana County I. B. Wissinger Pennsylvania George McAnulty W. Wansam EB. G. Smith John Treece J. C. Leasure W. McCoy Thenea Pennsylvania Railroad Thomas B. Griffith Harry B. Lamar Elia Recorder Guardian Yu@lane

Lackawanna Coal & Coke Stockholders Meeting Planned

Special meeting of the Lackawanna Coal and Coke Company stockholders will be held at the company office in Wehrum Indiana County Pennsylvania on November 4 2018 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Directors will seek consent to sell 272 acres more or less of coal rights in the Webrum Coal Field Indiana County Pennsylvania. BH Clarke President. rated October 2 1018-4t

Lackawanna Coal and Coke Company Wehrum Indiana County Pennsylvania Webrum Clarke

Pennsylvania Amendment Election Notice Summary

A historical notice declares that the first Monday of November 1918 marks an election to approve or reject a specified amendment. It specifies polling hours and locations in line with Pennsylvania election laws and requires the amendment’s print on ballots as prescribed by law. Cyrus D. Woods signs as an official endorser.

Amendment proposed to Pennsylvania constitution section

The text outlines a proposed amendment to Article Nine Section Eight of the Pennsylvania Constitution. It seeks to strike current language and replace it with limits on debt for counties cities boroughs townships school districts and other municipalities, with Philadelphia city debt capped at ten percent and new debt generally limited to two percent of assessed property value, subject to final provisions.

Public funds payment clause from joint resolution notes

The text records a clause obligating payment of public money by the State Treasurer on a warrant issued by the Auditor General. It includes a fragment referencing a true copy of Joint Resolution No and names Cyrus Eb Woods, indicating a formal legislative action and signatories.

Cyrus Eb, Woods The Commonwealth

Philadelphia Debt Limits in Constitutional Amendment Text

Pennsylvania lawmakers propose amending Article Nine Section Eight to cap county and municipal debt at seven percent of assessed property value while Philadelphia may reach ten percent. New debt by any municipality cannot exceed two percent without electors’ consent. Provisions detail deduction of preexisting city debt and rules for issuing bonds with sinking funds and revenue-backed obligations for public works and wharves.

Pennsylvania Senate House of Representatives Commonwealth of Pennsylvania General Assembly Philadelphia Genaval

Administrator's Notice for Ano Thomas Estate

Letters of administration for Ano Thomas of Pine township Cambria Co Pa issued Sept 25 1918 have ceased. Creditors must present their claims duly authenticated for settlement and others knowing they are indebted should make prompt payment to WM MORRIS administrator.

M, Jack Ano Thomas Pine Township de Tylaon, Cambria Co Ty Morris W. GC Chapuion Attornecy Nettle McCurdy Rayne Township Saldesinie Minke Savings & Uturt Company OF Indianas Pal Adsinistratoi David Manges Lutea Green Township Sui Indiana

Administrators Notice of Elizabeth C. Canner Estate

D B Taylor attorney reports administrators appointed for Elizabeth C Canner estate late of Montgomery township Indiana county. Creditors should present claims duly authenticated for settlement and those indebted must pay promptly. Levi Connor administrator Glen Campbell Pa October 9 1918.

D. B. Taylor Notich Eizabeth C. Canner Montgomery Township Indiana County Levi Connor Glen Campbel

Notice of Application to Sell Indiana County Estate Interests

A Savings & Trust Co of Indiana Pa guardian seeks Orphans Court order on October 28 1918 at 1 00 am to privately sell a half undivided interest in a Rayne township property subject to Jennie Dittles dower, with an offer of 100 cash from H S Wynkoop and an auditor appointed to report funds and distribution. Also notices of auditors for Mary A Griffith and Nettle McCurdy estates and executors administration for David Manges and Nettle McCurdy.

John K. Getty Savings &Prust 1 Company Indiana, Pa Mort Little Ernest Lite Jacob J. Little Stayne Township Orphans’ Court I Adlana County Moyday Oelock A. m Jannery Jennie Dittle Rayne Indiana Pennsylvania Marion Center Raynes Hull George Stear Wynkoop Court of Indiana County H. Dixon Charlier Campbell Burrell Township Savings & ‘Brunk Miller J. N. Bunkw Audivows Notich Orphans’ Court of Drust Ae Wulidtag Ilarhy W. Harharyd

Philadelphia Debt Provisions In New Public Works Measure

The text outlines how debt for Philadelphia public improvements may be reduced by capitalizing annual net revenues from the projects. It details calculation methods, perpetual borrowing limits up to sixty years, and sinking-fund requirements. It also notes that interest and sinking-fund charges may be funded from the project period without immediate tax levies, with formal certification by Cyrus B. Woods and E. Woods.

Philadelphia General Assembly Pennsylvania Cyrus BH. Woods the Commonwealth

Joint Resolution Four Amends Pennsylvania Taxation Article Nine

The proposed amendment to section one of article nine of the Pennsylvania Constitution would allow classification of subjects for graded or progressive taxes while maintaining uniformity within taxed classes. It updates exemptions to include public charity and other public-use properties. Section 2 sets the voter referendum at the general election following the first Monday in November 1919 with ballots prepared per state election laws.

Pennsylvania Senate House of Representatives Commonwealth of Pennsylvania General Assembly Gyrus BD. Woods The Commonwealth

Hillsdale County Towns News Briefs

Community notes detail local movements and visits. Families like the Chek, We Palish, and Ren Chirk are mentioned with several residents moving to Arendia and relatives gathering at various homes. Other items include farm output by Troy Relekell, a guest visit from Ralph Growley, and serenades for newlyweds Paul Juindne and Axel Powell.

Mes Gavin Chek Connor Feldtey Aotinatown Visttel Fareers Tard Dole Itey Tol Ciarebil Arendia Dash Hurkdiay Troy Relekell Biel Kale Gogs Youngstown Anne Goss Anne Goss, Mra Clarence Conner Ed Bile Wilgua Ralph Growley Cherry Tree Mra Rank Gromley Jacoh Rodieoy Attigh Wig Llness Paul Juuidne Misa Axel Powell Cush Creek

Strongstown residents and nearby towns update changes

Strongstown and surrounding areas saw residents visiting friends and relocating properties this week. Mrs Callie Dysart and Dora on Moy were guests, the Buck family moved to Vintondale Mechanicshure, Chaves Miles visited Tohustawi, and many attended a well attended public sale with cows selling high. Local movements and sales noted include Wilbur Graham returning after a game, Mr and Mrs J M Brown in Winsondale and Bennett of Minna on business.

Eniiren Cones Mangli Wack Callie Dysart Drajeh Tor Ola Folatiwn Moy Nol Alfons Durhig Tussie Buck New Vintondale Mechanicshure Chaves Miles Tohustawi Lida Simmrons Belsano Windiy Wilbur Grahim Cherry Brown Winsondale B.D. Artomus OW. Bennett Minna

Local Village Notes and Social Visits Shown

Residents report visitors and calls across Moorhead and nearby towns. A death in Hallidaysburg is announced as influenza widens. township schools have resumed after a health order. several residents are listed as shoppers, callers, or travelers in a busy week.

Cherryhill Township Aide Moves Home After Hospital Stay

Aide Mra. Cyres Baivers moved their home to Pont Tet in Pine Gibson's visit with Vin Diuinalaw and Mey. Gaus. Putt. The family, including Weallingia Burke, was reported after Velug voniinedt in Lie Sfell hospital for several weeks.

Cyres Baivers Teeve Poni Tet Cinea Gibson Myais Theo li Lie

Fragmented OCR Weathering Era Noted in Town Text

The readable fragments reference a sequence of names and places amid garbled words. Mention of a Sabbath and a river town appears, with unclear events or figures tied to a wool industry and visits. The passage seems to record scattered notes rather than a single coherent report.

West Wheatfield Man Dies at Home in South State

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South Stata Doorge Panera

Pleasant Valley Social Notes and Local Visits

Mra. Wy Om Buterbingh and her daughter Mrs. Bou Wissliger of Cherry Tree hosted guests. Mrs. Bert Tockard and daughter Wan attended. Darpliesseh visited Glen Cuitipbelk and family. Miss Marvel and Miss Biya Gibson visited theatre. Mrs. A. C. Shanice welcomed a soldier boy. Mr. and Mrs. Pink Shank hosted relatives. Mrs. Karry Toneyami Ren and Mrs. Tony’s parents from Stoeford met Bundy family. Miss Tone Conlmer, recently out of school, wrote friends about Spanish influenza closures. Miss Wari Tamilton visited Lia week. Mrs. Clover Pyger and family spent Sunday with her parents. Bert Clark of Wilgus and Volgene Cassidy returned from Thollinn where he finished high school.

Wy OM. Buterbingh A. C Shanice Feth Pink Shank Ber Tanekard Karry Toneyami Ren iTlypeh Stoeford Tony Bundy Gipsy Bag Memien Tas Sane Tellwool Ord Harllalaugh Tone Conlmer Clover ‘Pyger Samuel Trimble Bert Clark Wilgus Volgene Cassidy Bans Thollinn Hgh

Heilwood and area notes mix of illness visits and stock deals

Heilwood area report notes Calvin Gibson not shipping sheep to Philadelphia last week while Mr and Mrs John Kano visited their influenza stricken daughter in Altoona. Elwood Vanderhoof at Camp Perry and Bark Tanna in Renfrew are ill with pneumonia. Pine Township including Heilwood bought 89000 worth of Liberty bonds amid local market chatter.

Calvin Gibson John Kano Altoona Elwood Vanderhool Bark Tanna Collowtsom Inthuensi Hellsweod Pine Township Wtellwoad

Local Folks and Weekend Visits Across Town

AVN Wakefield and Indie Robinson camping store owner spent time at her home here. Ada Walbecte and Mrs Robinson visited Tom F. St. Chie's home. Mary Nacy took a trip to Freshon. Mrs Alda Waddel worked as a business oilier in Marion Center. Hoyd Bluele plans to leave for Pert on Wednesday. Charles Taufner recently worked in Lat Villondate among other towns and people.

Avn Wakefield Indie Robinson Robinson Nas Mars Fy Mack Clyde Ebherty Gow Tom F. St. Chie Ada Walbecte Fide Robinson Tohn Walheats Win. Bienham Atta Georgy Cline Mary Nacy Toad Feshhon Alda Waddel Marion Mehlay Agni Stewart Didlnow Bluele Amin Sialeksburg Alex Ministen Charles Taufner

Also Mentioned on This Page

Number Nnselvania C Corporation of Banks and Trust Command Nies Ulion No CYRUS Woods Pedor & Teit Neal Ustaty Lackawanna Coal & Coke Company Nowich Iowa of Auld Sale, Savings & Trust Company Stdle Oryr E. Woods Hillsdale Strongstown South Bend Moorhead New Kensington J. A. Lowry Stek Vist Ad Rowe Tadinna Allshouse Yelle Moorhend Wikin Stewart Whit Moorhead Mildred ‘Ownsend Margared Unga James Moorhead Wineland Th Ye Lezler Hallidiysburg Ste Try Cooper Chayksburg J. W. Moottland Cherryhill Township Stork Ate Aid Mes Ten Myers Disoph Phu Ps West Wheatfield Pleasant Valley Heilwood MT. Tabor Smyrna Glace Lave Cumberland Valley Lovejoy Siding Moore's Bros Sam Twardware Armour Estep Trading Company Lovejoy W. P. Shepard Philadelphia Street Penna Ninas Otis Buchheit Bros
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