Sheriff Sale of Warren Property in Prospect Place Area
Writ of Fieri Facias directs sale at Warren Borough Courthouse of a 50 by 100 foot parcel on Lincoln Avenue in the Sixth Ward. The property, tied to Sigurd Anderson and Rigmor Anderson, is subject to a 20 foot setback and preserved oil and gas rights held by Catherine Parker and Corn planter Refining Co. Sheriff’s sale by Mary M. Dunham and Geo. A. W. DeForest. Warren Pa. May 7, 1918.
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Warren
State of
Pennsylvania
Prospect Place
J. Arndt Swanson
Sigurd Anderson
Rigmor Anderson
Recorder’s Office
Catherine Parker
Cornplanter Refining Company
Mary M. Dunham
A. W. DeForest
Sheriff Sale Announcement from Warren County Court
Facial issued by the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania directs a sale at the Warren Borough courthouse. The notice specifies a sheriff sale to occur at the courthouse as part of enforcement of a court judgment and related legal process.
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Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Warren Borough
Court House
Sale Notice for Sugar Run Land in Corydon Township
A sale scheduled for 2 P M on Monday June 3 1918 details a parcel in Corydon Township Warren County Pennsylvania described as one third acre with Sugar Run Road frontage and a Sugar Run house and barn. The land was deeded to Eleanor French and is seized to satisfy a C B Ayers suit against Lee Wilcox. DeForest Warren May 4 1918 May 9 16 28.
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Corydon
County of
Warren
State of
Pennsylvania
Sugar Run
Eleanor French
J. H. Fry
Lee Wilcox
C. B. Ayers
American officer recounts slang to outwit German spies in Belgium
An American officer stationed with relief workers in Belgium describes how slang served as a stealth language to avoid German eavesdropping. He recalls a humorous anecdote about coded conversations in a barber shop and a banter filled with baseball metaphors to mask real talk among allies.
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Belgium
Relief Commission
London
United States
Warren Mail Calls for More Correspondents From Towns
The Warren Mail appeals for more reporters from towns not yet represented to send weekly letters. It urges subscribers to participate and strengthen local news by increasing reader-supplied content.
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Warren Mail
Hulings Candidacy for Congress Promoted on Page 4 Ad
Advertisement on page 4 advocates General Hulings as the congressional candidate for the district. It highlights his leadership and public service record to persuade voters.
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Gen. Hulings
Our Boys Over There Enjoy Toasted Cigarettes
Patriot effort ships thousands of Lucky Strike cigarettes to American soldiers in France. Doctors nurses and officers support the drive noting cigarettes help morale in trenches and billets as Kentucky Burley tobacco and the toasted cigarette appeal to men under hardship.
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France
Kentucky
Providence
Established tea and coffee route for sale in Oil City
Live salesman wanted to take over an established tea and coffee route. Permanent, good pay for a capable man. Small bond required. Apply Grand Union Tea Co. 12 Seneca St. Oil City Pa.
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Grand Union Tea Co
Seneca St
Oil City
No Second James Woodward on Ballot, Court Blocks Scheme
Harrisburg reports that a Dauphin County court blocked a fraudulent petition to place a second James Woodward on the Republican primary ballot for Secretary of Internal Affairs. The move aimed to split votes and defeat James F. Woodward of McKeesport, but the court threw out the Schuylkill County Woodward petition, leaving the McKeesport incumbent unchallenged.
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Harrisburg
James Woodward
Pennsylvania
James F. Woodward
McKeesport
Dauphin County
Schuylkill County
Woodward
Ashland
Secretary of Internal Affairs
James I. Woodward
Dauphin Court
House
Schuylkill
PLEA 10 BUSINESS MEN Co operation Sought to Cut Deliveries
Philadelphia May 7 Mr EB Lawrence Fell of Philadelphia named director of the Commercial Economy Board for Pennsylvania. He urges eliminating waste and excessive deliveries, aiming for at most one daily grocery delivery per household and reduced suburban deliveries to two or three per week. He calls for cooperation from public officers chambers and merchants. Fell, Swarthmore 1888 graduate, leads a cost accounting and factory management program.
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Philadelphia
Lawrence Fell
Commercial Economy Board For
Pennsylvania
Council of National Defence
Fell
Howard Heinz
U.S
Committee of Public Safety
Economy Board
Chambers of Ecommerce
Merchants’ Associations
Swarthmore College
Franklin Printing Company
Union Levene
United Tynothetae of America
Printers National Organization
United States
Commercial Ecnomy Board
Congressman's Food Admin remark on prices and supplies
Congressman A W Overmyer told the House the Food Administration regulates world food supply to keep America and allies fed at reasonable prices. He stressed feeding troops is crucial and that sacrifices may be required to support allies and sustain the war effort.
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A.W. Overnyer
House of the Food Administration
Food Administration
America
Algerica
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Co-Opera
Rari
Association National
Change Building
Pgl.t.cs
Mr. Woodward
New Brighton
Beaver County
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Western University
Western Pennsylvania Hospital
McKeesport Hospital
House of Representatives
House Committee of Appropriations
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Neal
Aire
E. Lawrence Fell
Serve the Cause of Freedom
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England
Italy
Boston Brown Bread
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Department of Agriculture
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