Sheriff's Sale of Pine Grove land in Warren County
By writ of levari facias out of Warren County Court of Common Pleas the Court House in Warren Borough will sell two parcels in Pine Grove Township Warren County Pa. The first parcel contains about 49 acres 131 rods and the second 24 acres 87 perches. The sale is to satisfy a judgment against D M Howard administrator of the estate of Edward H Wise and others. Sheriff W G Tate notes dates Oct 14 21 28.
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Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Warren Borough
Pine Grove
County of
Warren
State of
Pennsylvania
Samuel B. Cable
N. SE
S. 81
George W. Humphrey
S. UW
Humphrey
William Brown
Geo. F. Wilbur
Recorder's Office
H. Stanton
Stanton
J. George N. Printee
Guy C. Irvine
R. Brown
Reenader’s
D. M. Howard
Edward
H. Wise
Susan Brown
Adelaide W. Stone
G. Tate
St. Sheriff
Subpoena in Divorce Heard in Warren Court
Subpoena and alias subpoena in the divorce case of Hapeiet M. Anderson Liveliant Frank Anderson were returned non est inventus. Respondent must appear in Warren Court on the first Monday in November to answer the libel for divorce and show cause why the marriage bonds should not be dissolved. Trial list for October 25 1915 includes several civil actions and a bank case. Prothonotary CLARK notes the proceedings with dates October 7 14 21.
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Warren
Court of Common Pleas
Asquith to Take a Rest After Illness
London reports Premier Asquith fell suddenly ill after a cabinet meeting and war committee session. He will take several days of complete rest while David Lloyd George assumes leadership in the House.
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London
Asquith
War Committee
Cabinet
David Lloyd-George
Ely's Cream Balm advertised for instant nasal relief
An advertisement promises quick relief from nasal congestion with Ely's Cream Balm. It claims the fragrant antiseptic cream penetrates air passages, soothes inflamed mucous membranes, and ends headaches and nighttime breathing difficulties.
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Ely
America First becomes rallying cry across the nation
President Wilson and Roosevelt renew the slogan America First urging loyalty to the United States. They condemn hyphenated Americanism and call for one flag, one language, and unified citizenship as a path to national strength and unity.
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Wilson
Roosevelt
Wilson Ao
America
Congress
Republic
United States
Fox
Almerten
Ringing sentences in the presidents address
Excerpts from a presidential address emphasize defending core American principles during times of stress. The speaker urges patriotism, active involvement, and a stance beyond neutrality to support humanity and America first in upcoming political actions.
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America
Jad Salts Urges Kidney Relief From Meat Diet
A health column warns that excessive meat consumption strains kidneys causing backache and other symptoms. It recommends Jad Salts, four ounces in water before breakfast, to cleanse sluggish kidneys and reduce bladder irritation, noting the remedy is made from grape and lemon acid with lithia.
Direct Tire Offer Promises Double Service and Savings
Buy direct and save money with double service Aulo tires offering thicker construction, deeper tread, and longer mileage. Claimed as puncture resistant for rough roads and hard pave ments, with U S and European War Service use. Introductory prices include volume discounts and multiple payment options.
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AULO
U. S
League For The Marrying Of Broken Heroes
Bristol rector Rev. Ernest Houghton launches a League For the Marrying Of Broken Heroes appealing to patriotic English women to marry maimed war veterans. He cites France as a model and promises strict secrecy until marriages are arranged.
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Ernest Houghton
Bristol
England
France
League
Passing of Kansas National Forest in Saal Hill Region
The government announces the extinction of the Kansas National Forest in western Kansas Saal hill region. Secretary of the Interior influenced President Wilson to narrow settlement to 1.5 acre tracts. The forest spans about 138,700 acres with 3,022 acres kept as a government game refuge for antelope believed to be the last survivors in the area.
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United States
Kansas National Forest
Saal Hill
Kansas
Wilson
Lee
400000 Criminals In US At American Prison Association
Joseph B. Byers, president of the American Prison association, told attendees in Oakland that 400000 criminals exist in the United States and 12 percent are “wrong in the head.” He cited Massachusetts as showing 57.6 percent of inmates as repeaters who commit 91 percent of crimes. He urged segregating feeble minded offenders and proposed parents bear delinquent child support with state control replacing county houses of detention.
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United States
American Prison Association
Oakland
Cal
Joseph B. Byers
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Inmates Enroll in University of California Correspondence Course
Fourteen Folsom state prison inmates join a new UC correspondence course to learn teaching. The program expands to offer a complete curriculum from primary instruction to university training for prisoners. At Folsom, 520 prisoners are taking UC correspondence courses.
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Folsom State Prison
California
University of California
Folsom
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Hapeiet M. Anderson Liveliant, Frank, Or ‘Anderson, Respondent
Maren County
Will G. Tate, Sherik
Patrick Jordan
Nantes & Son
Mike Flaherty
M. E
L. Biddle
Peter D. Swanson
Albert Nelson
Hilmer C. A. Anderson
Emil J. H. Anderson
August Gutzlar
Albert Reynolds
Susan Hinton
James Madden
Peter McCue
Patrick T. Madden
the Marine
National Bank of Erie
Collins
T. D. Collins
J. W. Newmaker
Floyd H. Newmaker
Wesley
S. Reed
Floyd H
Newmaker
Neyammaker & Reed
Pleasant Township
Co. A
CLARK
6Merica
Daughters of the Revolution
Washington
Columbus
New York City
New York
Lincoln
Springfield
Europe
Bane
Bioife
Double Service Tire & Rubber
Akron
Dept
Kansas Forest
Prison Association
University of Caifornia
C. Frederick
Bartsch
C. F. Bartsch
Penn. Ave
Watar Street
Life Insurance
A. W. Eaton
Agent Provident Life & Trust Co
The
Old Quaker Company
Kopf
Henry Toe
T. J. Foley
Peeight
Bell
B. Warren Tel. Co
L. C. Eddy
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
D. G. Blackman
Justice of the Peace
Second St
Warren, Pa
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