Fine Horses at Hogestown Show Draw Large Crowds
On the twelfth Hogestown horse and cattle show at Big Head Woods crowds filled the ropes for judging. Dozens of horse classes drew numerous entries while a youth judging contest included Charles Davis James Neff and others as E Bayard of Pittsburgh directed the horse ring along with top judges. Judges lauded ten years of cattle exhibit improvements as prize groups across Guernsey Holstein Jersey and Shorthorn received awards, while poultry and swine divisions posted numerous firsts and second prizes.
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Big Head Woods
Tony
New Method Promises Easier Beauty With Cocoa Cream
A beauty advertorial touts Amonized Cocoa as a safe simple method to clear pores reduce wrinkles and even reverse aging. The piece claims women using the product twice daily can look 10 to 20 years younger and notes endorsements by Winifred Grace.
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Winifred Grace Forrest
Steel trades ease as steel shipments see lower rates
The Iron Age reports ongoing price stability concerns easing with contracts expiring and renewed export inquiries. Lower ocean freight boosts foreign demand, with Russia a key buyer. rail deliveries may start in March as large orders for 150,000 to 200,000 tons of rails and thousands of tons for plants and bridges are placed.
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Iron Age
Russia
Steel Corporation
Peoria
Indiana Harbor
Los Angeles
Court Hears Argument on Steel Company Sale
Philadelphia June 15 The United States Circuit Court of Appeals heard an argument in the Venner fight against the sale of the Pennsylvania Steel Company and its subsidiaries to Bethlehem Steel for 31,941,630 in five percent Bethlehem bonds. Venner seeks an injunction to block dissolution and the merger as anti trust and not in stockholders interest. Decision reserved.
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Philadelphia
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Clarence H. Venner
New York
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Bethlehem Steel Company
Bethlehem Company
Venner
Pennsylvania Company
Bethlehem Steel
Middletown Obituary and Two Local Notices
Mrs. Allen Ensminger, 5, widow of Philip Ensminger, died at her daughter’s Water street home. Survived by daughter, son Charles, three grandchildren, seven great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at daughter’s home. burial Middletown Cemetery. Mary Shindle and Charles Brandt Froce wed quietly this morning at Zion Lutheran Harrisburg. Governor Brumbaugh invites former President Taft to address State Teachers Association December 27 to 29.
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Steelton
Cottage Hill
John McDowell
First Presbyterian Church
Princeton University
Earnest Shadt
Bessemer House
Allen Ensminger
Philip Ensminger
Lee H. Scheaffer
Water Street
Charles
Brendenna
Middletown
Froce—Shindle
Mary Shindle
Charles Brandt Froce
Stewart W. Herman
Zion Lutheran Church
Harrisburg
Taft
Brumbaugh
William Howard Taft
Detailed youth horse and judging contest results listed
Eight entries averaging 90 percent. Winners by age group include Elmer E. Lower second heavy, George A. O'Hara second heavy, John S. Peenpartz third heavy, Foster Fought first medium. Two-year-olds winners include J. G. Cook first heavy and Joseph Conrad first medium. Three-year-olds: Vance C. McCormick first heavy, J. G. Cook first medium. Junior battle heat winners Theodore Basehore James Coble M. Sipe. seconds Robert Sipe Foster Fought James Coble. Battle race winner Dean R. L. Watts with tie Pittsburgh entries W. H. Tomhave E. I. Bayard. Eye race David Ashwell Allan Rhoads Edward Eppley. Senior battle Abram Dipner LeRoy Lampas Elmer Lower. Horse judges Frank Potterger James Neff James Coble Robert Dipner David Kreitzer Earl Bricker Hobart Bricker Thomas Basehore Cattle judges Senior Paul Kuntz Elmer Lower Merritt Potteiger James Potteiger Abram Dipner juniors James Coble James Neff Robert Diner Professor Tomhave led the event.
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Charles Davis
James Neff
Robert Dipner
Raymond Radabaugh
James Coble
Thomas Bashore
John C. Zacharias
John Fehl
George Eppley
Thomas Bricker
Richard Homer
Ellmer Lower
Leroy Landis
John Zeller
Frank Cressler
Abram Dipner
E. & Bayard
Pittsburgh
Horse Ring
R. Penn Smith
Stratford
I. J. Bibby
W. H. Tomhave
L. & Kleinschmidt
H. H. Wing
E. F. Anthony
Guernsey
J. C. Billett
Guernseys
J. C. Billet
Brown
Samuel Lindsey
Annie M. Lindsey
Bonnymeads Farms
Elmer E. Lower
George A. O'Hara
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Foster
J. G. Cook
T. R. Sweger
Joseph Conrad
W. J. Kimmel
J. W. Potteiger
Vance C. McCormick
Ight
Theodore Basehore
M. Sipe
Robert Sipe
Foster Fought
Dean R. L. Watts
State College
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E. K. Hirshman
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Edward Eppley
LeRoy Lampas
Elmer Lower
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Hobart Bricker
Thomas Basehore
Paul Kuntz
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James ‘Potteiger
Robert Diener
Professor Tomhave
Steelton Men Plan Booster Banquet For Future Growth
Steelton officials and business leaders will host a booster banquet at Frey’s Hall to map future growth for the borough. Speakers include L E McGinnes and Frank B Wickersham with C S Davis as toastmaster as the Steelton Band provides music for about 150 guests.
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Frey
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Pine Streets
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C. S. Davis
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W. H. Nell
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Park and
Kosine Treatment Promises Relief for Epilepsy Sufferers
An advertisement touts the Kosine Treatment as a trusted remedy for epilepsy, claiming fifteen years of success and freedom from fear of attacks. It offers a large bottle for 1.50 with a money back guarantee and a free booklet on request from Geo. A. Gorgas, 16 North Third street.
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North Third Street
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