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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1919

Page

11

Automobiles for sale fill opposite page listings

Classifieds advertise a Ford roadster overhauled and repainted with contact H D Lauser Palmyra PA plus a Maxwell Special Roadster mechanically perfect for 250 dollars from M Brenner Sons Motor Car Co. Also offerings include a Cadillac 1912, a 1917 Packard Twin Six low mileage, a 1917 Ford touring, a Saxon roadster, a twin motorcycle from Horst Linglestown near Harrisburg, and auto wrecking and repair services at Cole's Church Place 44 North Cameron Street with storage for fifteen cars and driving lessons.

H. D. Lauser Main Street Palmyra Maxwell M. Brenner & Sons Motor Car Co Third Hamilton Streets Cole's Church Place Cameron Street Spe TD Hd Chelsea Auto Wrecking A. Schiffman North Cameron Street Bell Studebaker Keo Overland Country Club Andrew Redmond Reily Streets

Pennsylvania Sealed Loan Offerings and Public Bids

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania solicits bids for a 12 million loan of 1919 bonds dated July 1 1919 with 4.25 percent interest. Bonds exempt from taxation will be available in registered or coupon forms. Proposals due June 23 1919. payments to be settled at The Philadelphia National Bank. Also public printing and bond plate bids due June 28 1919. Mount Union Borough invites storm sewer bids due June 23 1919. Charter notice for DAULPHIN TIRE SERVICE COMPANY filed with authorities.

Acts of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Superintendent of Public Printing and Binding Capitol Building Harrisburg Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Robert Co. Miller Pennsylvania Auditor General Philadelphia National Bank of Philadelphia The Commonwealth the Commonwealth Philadelphia Philadelphia National Bank William C. Sproul Harmon M. Kephart Charles A. Snyder Capitol Borough of Mount Union South Division Street East Market East Water Street D. W. Dillman Altoona Trust Bldg Altoona

Markets New York Stocks and Philadelphia Commodities

Chandler Brothers and Company quoted on the New York and Philadelphia exchanges with price listings across many issuers including American Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Reading, Union Pacific, and Westinghouse. Philadelphia market items cover wheat, oats, butter, eggs, cheese, refined sugars, poultry, potatoes, flour, and tallow with multiple price points and quality grades.

New York Chandler Brothers and Company Philadelphia North Market Square Harrisburg Chestnut Street Pine Street Allis Chalmers Am, Car and Fadry Co Amer. Loco Amer Amer. Woollens Eebeesee Ae Atchison Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore and Ohio Bethlehem Steel Butte Copper California Petroleum Canadian Pacific Central Leather Chesapeake and Ohio Chi, Mil St. Paul Chi, R. I. and Pacific China Con Conper Col. Fuel and Tron Consol Gag E.ees Crucible Steel Erie General Motors Goodrich, B. F Great North Inspiration Hes International Paper Kenecott Pace Kansas City Southern Lackawanna Steel Lehigh“Valley Maxwell Motors Miami Copper Midvale Steel N. Y Central Northern Pacific Penna, R. R Rersescene Pitsburgh Railway Steel Ray Con Republic Iron and Southern Pacific Studebaker Union Pacific U. & Rubber UW. & Steel U. & Steel Prd Utah Caro, Chem Westinghouse Mix Willys-Overland

Camp Colt lumber and hardware sale in Gettysburg

For sale at Camp Colt Gettysburg PA mis a large inventory including 2,400,000 ft of lumber black and galvanized pipe and fittings 1 to 8 inch two 50,000 gal water tanks two Worthington deep well pumps fifty iceboxes two 500 gal Bowser gasoline tanks and many doors and sash All goods ready for delivery in carloads or less E W Lewis Roofing Co Gettysburg PA fields show a wartime surplus sale advertisement with prices and delivery terms.

Worthington

Parkway Apartments Company seeks charter in Harrisburg

Notice lists John C. Motter group and others applying June 23 1919 for incorporation under an 1874 act to build administer and operate an apartment house labeled Parkway Apartments Company. Also notices bids for crushed stone delivery to Horse-Shoe Pike and coupon bond payment for Pennsylvania Milk Products Co bonds with payment that interest ends July 1 1919.

Eee Rome Pennsylvania John C. Motter B. F. Burns C. L. Long and Co . _ Miller Parkway Apartments Company

End of the Road shown to leaders in health crusade

Nearly 800 officials business leaders and social workers attended a screening of The End of the Road at the Orpheum Theater launching the Pennsylvania Health Department campaign to stamp out avoidable social diseases. Dr W M Miller urged audience input on the film's educational value.

Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs Orpheum Theater Pennsylvania State Department of Health W. M. Miller State Department of Health Gans State Department House of Representatives John F. Bigler Frederick A. Bell Q. R. Hewitt Joseph T. Evans Richard Fowell Clinton S. F. Zook Cc. M. Bauer David F. Davis Mercer Mason Kemper Frank C. Mahin John S. Musser Dauphin Electrical Supply Company State Health Department

Chicago Cattle Market and Grain Prices Report

Prime country feed values show timothy hay at $45 per ton for No 1, with other grades ranging from $38 to $43. Cattle and hogs markets in Chicago on June 12 show hog receipts at 35,000 with steady to higher demand, top hog at $20.85, and bulk prices around $20.50 to $20.75. Cattle receipts 13,000 with mixed demand, beef steers from $11 to $16.35, cows $7.50 to $12.75, veal $15.50 to $17.00, and feeders $9.75 to $13.00. Sheep receipts 2,100 with lambs steady to 25 cents lower, lambs $12.50 to $15.75, yearlings $10.25 to $12.00.

Philadhe WHIA Philadelphia Western Creamery New York Wisconsin Long Island Western New South Carolina Eastern Shore Kansay Prime City Chicago

Prison terms set for robbery defendants in court ruling

Frank Hughes sentenced to 18 months to 2 years and six months in the penitentiary for robbery. Charles and Brownie Smith receive three to six year terms, with Ronald Smith and Charles Henry also given similar sentences. Others faced lighter penalties for larceny and assault as cases wrap up.

Frank Hughes Hughes McCarrell Pribery Charles Brownie Smith Ronald Smith Charles Henry William Motley Cloyd Pettigrew Stanley Cutting William Thomas Edward H. Bolsdorf Gertie Lewis Willis J. Howell Samuel N. Farmer Frank Generalic Stephen Stausser Mylteva Mylycavich Louis Meyer F. J. Marter Tony Rabena Rabena Marter

Drunk man arrested after clash near Morrison home

Patrolman Wynn picked up Raymond Morrison on West Side for intoxication. Morrison attacked Wynn at his doorstep and a crowd formed. Wynn brought Morrison to the station and arrested Joseph Sollinger who tried to free him. Both men await a hearing before Burgess McEntee.

Wynn West Side Raymond Morrison Morrison Hts Joseph Sollinger Sollinger Burgess McEntee

School Board Names Teachers For Next Term of School

The Steelton School Board adopts a nine month term with staffing for one high school, eighteen grammar, twenty four primary teachers, plus specialists in drawing, art, music, manual training and home arts. Names include C. B. Davis principal and staff across multiple buildings and roles.

Steelton School Board C. 8. Davis Fred G. Troxell Paul D. Miller H. Hetrick C. S. Grumbling H. C. Frey N. A. Yeany Mary R. White Ellen McGinnes Viola A. Helm A.mae Byerly Annie L. Gardner Blanche Clever Isabella B. Johnson L. Mabel Sanda Henrietta Garl Adessa E. Kistler Myrtle T. Acker Felton Central Grammar G. W. Henry C. K E. Detweiler Carrie V. Brown Edith C. Shelley Pearl A. Hill Priscilla E. Miller B. Irene Downs Elizabeth W. Branyan Ada M. Hill Margaret C. Dailey EF. Ll. Carey Olive M. Harrod Susan M. Beckwith Emily K. Howard Ola Jackson Coles J. R. Plank George BE. Winship Samuel R. Weaver Grace M. Harclerode

Mothers urged to care for babies in summer heat

City health officer Dr. J. M. J. Raunick urges mothers to protect infants as death rates rise in midsummer. Natural feeding is preferred, daily lukewarm baths aid comfort, and cool rooms and shaded outdoor spots help health. Consult a family physician at first sign of illness. measles trends improve after schools close. A bus anecdote notes crowded incubator of infants aboard.

J. M. J. Raunick Raunick Dr. Raunick Rannick

Belgian Monarchs May Visit United States in Fall

G A Aerts, Belgian Counsul in Cincinnati, in New York, announced that if President Wilson and Mrs Wilson visit Belgium after the Peace Conference, King Albert Queen Elizabeth and Prince Leopold would come to America next fall. The royal visit would tour principal U S cities if Wilson travels to Belgium.

Wilson Belgium United States King Albert Queen Elizabeth Prince Leopold America G. A. Aerts

Budapest Red May Day Display Still Flaunts Color

Budapest remains a red city with banners at the castle and Hotel Hungarian marking May Day. Officials defend the display amid arrests after the Ersebitfalva explosion while Bolshevist posters and efforts to stir unrest appear across the country.

Budapest Associated Press Bela- Kun Durance Vile Ersebitfalva Romania

Hat repair ties anarchist to Philadelphia bombing

Philadelphia detectives link the June 1 Washington bombing to a December Philadelphia incident by a hatband bearing the name Michael De Luca. He says he repaired the hat with imitation leather bands and recalls making such bands last December when leather ran short.

Associated Press Philadelphia Palmer Washington Michael de Luca von Moschzisker State Supreme Court de Luca

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