Public sale of Harvey land and rail siding in Indiana Pa
Sheriff sale under writs of attachment and levy in Indiana County Pa. J W Harvey and heirs property, described tract of land in White Township bounded by roads and creeks, containing about 101 acres, with railroad siding and coal tipple rights along Yellow Creek, subject to prior grants. Sale at Indiana Pa Court House on Oct 28 1921 at 2 PM. Purchaser to pay costs and balance by specified deadlines. no deed until full payment.
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J. Wllis Harvey
Ian
White
Indian
Pennsylvania
Fikin
Jessurs
John I
Smith
Sire
G. W. Grait
W. Melfenry
G.ct. McCrea
Mellow Creek
Yellow Cr
Indiana Land & Improvement
Norul
Ubell
J. Is Harvey
M. L. Stewart
Yellow Reek
Yellow Creek
Indiana
Oevwer
Steed
Esa Ai
Wksst
Indlanat Zend 5 Improvement Company
Thomas Lowther
Jones
Beml
Perming Waken
G. T Bemren
W. Henry
Talyord
Ueaheser
Rovers
Mindy
Dee Court
Proparty
J. R. Richards
Sharif
Serfn
Poiana
Petter and Pell Execution Notice
Executor notice for the estate of Van Ciningtem of Armstrong township. Interested parties with claims must present authenticated documents for settlement. Proceedings held at Unnengilam Indiana on September 21.
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Petter
Admin notices for Henry Fulmer and Thomas Wonka estate
Letters of administration for Henry Fulmer of Center Township and probate of Thomas Wonka of Green Township are announced. Creditors must present claims for settlement and executors are empowered to collect debts. Public notice dated August 24. Clymer, PA.
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Adasinistratain
Wenry Fulmer
Stone
Emma Ulmer
Tor & 1
Green Township
Ida
Woiceel Wouis
Clymer
Haunted Years Victim Alive After Train Fight Over Dice Game
A Denver man, believed dead for 14 years, confronted the man he thought killed him after a quarrel over a dice game led to a train fall. The supposed victim, Thomas of Denver, greeted hall with relief, revealing a mistaken murder belief. The letter recounts a dice dispute, a boxcar ride, and a change of name followed by a Denver life and a daughter.
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Man
Dhce
Skansas City
Reuben
Hall of Parks
Denver (Corp
Denver
Lh J. Slater
Mina
The
Tool Specialty Company
Cros Shatzer
Hilt
Reuben EE. Tallall
Paris
Kansas Harvest
Hall
Wueryi
Thomas
Phu Ted
Wiyat
Pinas
Henin
John Williamson
Kunsnys City
Willaamson
Themnag
Williamson
Tam
Yanks Run Peru's Schools
Lima Peru nearly the entire Peruvian educational system is placed under American professors. They were invited to implement a reform begun a decade ago. Dr Harry Erwin Bard is directing the reorganization as general of education. Over twenty American professors will serve under him.
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Lima
Peru
Unety
Harry Erwin Bard
Pan-Americana Society
United States
Philippine Educational Mission
Legula
Baird
Air Route Opened to Bagdad Across Desert
Air ministry reports a new air route linking Palestine and Mesopotamia. Three Royal Air Force planes landed at Sagind after flying roughly 580 miles from Rumleh via Atlanitn Kasr Azruk to Ramadie on the Euphrates and on to Buydad.
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London
Air Ministry
Palestine
Mesopotamia
Sagind
Royal de Force
Uils
Rumleh
Atlanitn
Kasr Azruk
Arabian Desert
Ramadie
Euphrates
Buydad
Tenacity Wins Out in Belgian Rebuilding After War
Belgians strive to rebuild homes and salvage barren lands aided by motor loans and government support. Farmers, enduring harsh winters and shell remnants, revive fields once devastated. Population recovers from wartime lows as tractors and salvageable implements renew farms and communities. Sacred battle sites remain, marking sacrifices of Belgian, French, British and American soldiers.
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Brugsels
Belgium
Yser
Bel
Aduister of Agriculture
Biren Ruzelte
M. Boer
Billion and Half in Gold in Wall Street Vaults
A large gold reserve exists in a federal building on Wall Street in New York next to the Treasury. About 250 tons of pure gold are stored in bars and coin sacks, representing a fifth of the world’s supply. The gold influx since the war comes from all continents, with foreign coins melted into bars and numbered for shipment if needed. A worker is depicted removing gold from an anode.
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Wall Street
New York
United States Agony Office
Sub-Treasury
Federal
Dragon's Den cave yields Stone Age artifacts
In Austria a side cave near a remote place reveals evidence of prehistoric human occupation. Excavations at the Dragon's Den show large deposits of quartz implements and other utensils, along with human bones, indicating significant early presence.
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Austria
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