Grand Jury Finds True Bills and Recommends Improvements
The September court session closed with no jury trials that week while 18 cases were set. The Grand Jury presented 24 Commonwealth cases including murder and assault, ignored several charges, and recommended improvements such as a county bridge, water system disinfection, and purchase of an electric bread-mixer motor.
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Gage
Sone
Washington
Chou
Hare
Piper
W. FF. Elkin
Silas M. Strisams
Grid Dury
Charles Ratcalls
Fort Cation
Byron Wy
Pai Mian
W. L. Hartman
Angelo Marcello
Lowan Faith
Joe Monty
Frank Cubic
Sandy Gashorn
Andy Bohick
Albert Budy
Sault and Battery
Steve Watral
Wash Greasley
Angelo Tonela
Charles Morris
Victor Yansick
Clark Braughter
Z. T. Calhoun
George Fales
Andrew Fales
Andrew Bedosky
Benjamin Bedosky
Johm Rayman
Frank Manawish
Jim Scarpl
Thomas Hook
Maggie McCauley
J. J. McCauley
Wash Gressley
Dallas Detwiler
Sencase
Annie Geesey
Library Hall Opens Tonight Girl and the Tramp premier
The Girl and the Tramp opens at Strary Hall on September eighteen. A four act comedy drama replaces gun play with a life like plot featuring Mr and Mrs Merton, banker Redman, and a destitute tramp in a story of love, betrayal, and eventual redemption. Reserved seats fifty cents, general admission twenty six cents, children twenty six cents. Indiana market quotations follow.
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Strary Hall
Merton
New York City
Philp Redman
Redman
Red Man
Red- Man
Goldfield
Nev
Yich
Flo Rangall
Red-man
Ale
Cherry Tree News Notes Amid Growth and Visits
Cherry Tree residents report visitors from Philadelphia Altoona and Pittsburgh with several families hosting relatives. Repairs advance at the Presbyterian church and a new heating plant is to be installed. The school opens with better enrollment and a revived high school. a festival supports the Cherry Tree Corner Band.
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Cherry Tree
Edith Stushes
Philadelphia
Mood
Vonkir
Altoona
Gay Cimeron
Inddow
Pitsburg
Tess McCormicl
Portland
J. G. McCormeh
McCormick
Washinegton
Tnegene
B. Camp
Lown
Tesday
Mand Countryman
Th M. Aspen
Johnstown
C. Tonkin
Sufthore Lown
Merlin Llaunk
Purchase Lite
Cherr
Tee
Blair Obrien
Pittsburg
KE. , Brikhart
Dubois
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Haff Lrick
Pieces of Art and Smut Remedies in Wheat Farming
Smut in wheat threatens crops. State expert outlines a safe, inexpensive seed treatment using formalin and water. The article discusses two methods, drying and spreading, and assures the grain remains safe to eat after treatment. It blends travel notes on Vienna, Napoleon, and Salzburg with personal reflections from James E. Ament.
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Hessian
Saint
Fl. A. Surface
State Department of Agriculture
Planting Clean Wheat To Prevent Smut Spread
The passage explains three ways smut spreads: from prior crop residues, straw used as bedding or manure contaminant, and grains carrying smut to the field. It advises planting clean wheat on ground free of previous smut and without spreading smutty straw to prevent contamination.
Breathing Exercises Cited As Health Shield Against Consumption
A noted physician urges that consumption is rare among those who breathe fully and regularly. He claims breathing strength, like eating, is controllable and can aid recovery for the afflicted. Indoor workers should practice breathing exercises at morning and night and open windows to let in fresh outdoor air.
Stabbing Case Tied to Wehrum Fight Leaves Man Critical
Joe Seneca remains at Wehrum hospital after a Sunday night stabbing during a drinking dispute. Three men Joe Sabo Antonio Kalina and Peter Sabos are jailed on assault and battery charges with murder possible if Seneca dies. Police say all were involved and one used the knife. Investigators expect severe sentences.
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Joe Seneca Ja
Wehrum
Joe Sabo
Antonio Kalnna
Peter Sabos
Seneza
Seneca
Iron and Coal Police
Writ of Partition for Edward Loudermilk Estate in Indiana County
A writ commands six jurors to assess and partition lands of Edward Loudermilk late of White Township Indiana County Pennsylvania. Court actions seek inquest and valuation of real estate among heirs and representatives with proceedings to be held before the Orphans Court in Indiana on the first Monday of December.
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Indiana County
Commonwealth of
Baward Loudermill
White
GM A. Stantel
John Boundermilk
Beth Toner
Boowkts
Clara
Titres Crabe
Aber
George McKey
John Howunderfaith
Alegheny
Ounty
Hirist Loudermilk
Wita
Olive
Minnie
Christy Londermilk
Alegheny County
Penni
Devodent
Uf Heni
Edward Tlondermilk
White Township
Indiana
Orphans’ Court
J. Telford
Ean
Sale Court
Diishut
Suglags Aid Peast Co
W. KH. McComb
Luuntie
Warren
Jeune FF
McCombe
Maney McComb
Young Township
Indiana Co
S. A. Telford, Esq
Inshata
A. D
J. Bla Suevon
O. C. H. Wallace Thomas
Sheriffs Office
Indanna
Rule on Heirs
Notice from administrator A C Hoover dated September 6 1911 in Suncliffe Pennsylvania. Progress trespass notices printed on muslin offered for sale at the office for 5 cents each or 25 cents per set.
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Olden
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W.L. Neal
Ininana
Ture
Maegallicent
Gil
Ardens
Maria Theresa
Clairette
Vienna
Danube
Wigran
Wagram
Napoleon
Schonbrunn
Napoléon
Duke of
Reichstadt
Josephine
Rome
Paris
von Weber
Haydn
Strauss
Mozart
Schumann
Beethoven
Wagner
Salzburg
Switzerland
Kittanning Presbytery
Kittanning
Dr. Hutchinson
A. B. Elliott
Freeport Church
J. R. Mohr
Rucal Valley
Pittapurg
Blair Moorhead
Good and Dare
Marshall
Glade Run
J. 8
Helm
Leechburg
Synod
J. Reed Morris
W K. Cozad
George Stewart
R.m.offut
Eders
Robert Harbiso
West Lebanon
R. H. Orr
Apollo
J. M. Anderson
J. Frank Marshall
Plumville
Provident Evening News
Evening News
Mark Twain
John WH
Thy Daphine Court
Polar County
Eatate
Edward Lothermil
Devon
McCall Terns
Pat
Men’s Clothing Department
Quuz Clothing
Dress Goods Department
The
Cunningham Company
New York
Women’s Department
Ilana
Pirates of the
Sheriff's
Odin
Nancy McComb
M. Jack
Andrew Hoover
Brushvalley Township
A. C. Hoover
Suncliffe
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