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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1916
Page
4
Holiday hours at the post office tomorrow are 10 to 6 with a morning delivery by Lily vacuers and no rural carrier delivery. Police report a gunpoint incident with a neighbor, and a protest of the Clendenning anniversary service plans. Anglican appoints postmaster Allison for Wat village, amid party loyalty notes. A Baptist church tomorrow hosts a Dovbin quartet entertainment benefiting a children’s fund.
By virtue of a writ of execution issued from the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania the property of James Rhodes will be sold at the Court House in Warren on Monday June 5 1916 at 2 oclock PM The description includes a farm and parcels in Teerfeld Teerfield township and land deeds with boundaries and adjoining owners The sale is conducted by Will G Tate Sheriff of Warren County to satisfy the writ and costs listing the required notices and procedures for the sale.
Quoted quotations show various fuel and motor products with prices and listings across multiple vendors and locations including Can ada and North Dis. The fragmentary text references naphtha gasoline and multiple firm names such as Goade and Ragland with numeric values like 35 and 32 indicating prices or indices. The passage reads as a dense set of commodity quotes and market shorthand typical of a stock page.
Under a writ of Fiew Factas the Court of Common Pleas Warren County Pa will auction in Warrenton June 3 1916 at 2 PM a parcel in Deerfield Township leased from William Manes and others. The tract contains about 40 acres with a barn and outbuildings and is described by metes and bounds beginning at a post 50 feet east of the Cupentsville line. The sale is to the property of James Rhodes with notice to George A Kemner.
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