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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1919
Page
3
A new loan will absorb funds from a maturing British treasury issue due December 15. It becomes part of the $60,000,000 war loan and aims to curb currency inflation by reallocating maturing holdings into fresh financing.
The Keystone Sales Company at 108 Market Street announces a policy to cut prices on auto accessories after securing a larger manufacturer discount. Harrisburg men E J L Cowden, G G Golling, and W T Grove run the firm, distributors for Apperson Eight and Scripps-Booth automobiles. A full stock of tires oils gasoline and equipment will feature the new prices daily, not a special sale.
Swiss authorities expelled Italian socialist Gustavo Sacerdole, a Zurich correspondent for Avanti, who had come to Italy to settle. He пытся reenter Switzerland to join his wife but was stopped at the frontier by Swiss authorities and denied entry.
A long motor vehicle license form for 1920 requires applicants to detail car features from body and motor to lenses and candlepower. The form asks about prior traffic violations, ownership of new or used cars, and driving purpose with penalties for misstatements. Fees depend on horsepower, ranging from 10 to 36 dollars, plus potential fines or imprisonment for falsifications.
Since July 1 only a few arrests have been made by High Constable Charles Houser. The funeral of William Koons Sr. was held, with pallbearers from Rescue Hose Company, burial in Middletown Cemetery. Miss Eva Mae Keiffer and Harry H Geesey wed at the Methodist parsonage. Middletown Auto Club met, insurance explained, road construction committee formed. Unusual mortgage in Stockton Mo covers a cat named Tom and household items for 46 dollars. Also laughs at a humorous Minneapolis Tribune cartoon dialogue about conscription and odd trades.
George W. Hauck of 221 Emerald Street has organized the real estate and insurance firm of G. W. Hauck Company with offices at 202 Calder Building and 16 North Market Square. He said the aim is to give service and undivided attention to each property, to address the housing shortage by production, and to erect dwellings in Harrisburg in the spring.
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