Notice to Bondholders of Penna Milk Products Co
Notice to holders of Mortgage Bonds numbers 213 9 27 211 20 12 38 26 212 11 21 32 10 22 16 81 209 24 to present for payment to Union Trust Co Harrisburg Pa trustee on July 1 1916 after which interest ceases. Also annual stockholders meeting July 6 1916 at 2 PM Harrisburg. Administrators notices and bids for waste paper issued. Public sale of real estate in Harrisburg Steelton and Middletown set for June 28 1916 with three tracts and terms 10 percent down.
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Penna. Milk Products Co
Union Trust Co
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Penna
Capitol
A. Nevin Pomeroy
Public Printing
District Court of United States
Middle District of Pennsylvania
Amos H. Nissley
Court House
Borough of
Steelton
County of Dauphin
State of
Pine and
Third Streets
Pine Street
Anna Shaeffer
Mulberry Alley
Third Street
Middletown
Dauphin County
John L. Nisley
Jno
John A. Small & Co
the Recorder of Deeds
Wid
Cameron Street
Reading Street
Bessemer Street
Reel Street
Mahantongo Street
Division Street
Harrisbburg
Court of Common Pleas
Council
Farle
Graeff
Harry Fahnestock
Paul G. Smith
Pneumonia Death Toll Tops March Historical Record
A state health report for March shows 11 656 total deaths, with 1 785 from pneumonia the highest March total in over a year. Tuberculosis 1 045, cancer 542, typhoid 55, scarlet fever 29, diphtheria 139. Births reach 19 833 as ties to primary races loom and officials prepare for forthcoming votes.
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Department of Health
Bright
State Department
Allentown
J. George Becht
State Board of Education
Kephart
Harmon M. Kephart
Capitol
Roney
Philadelphia
Eby
Perry
Shaffer
Columbia
Hill
Schenk
H.H. Schenk
Annville
New Jersey Delaware Bridge Commission
Brumbaugh
Whited
Thomas Kennedy
United Mine Workers
Hazleton
State Hospital
Hugh B. Conahan
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Prison Labor Commission
Joseph L. Kun
Public Service Commission
James MacKay & Co
McKees Rocks
Manufacturers Light and Heat Company
Pittsburgh
William H. Benkett
Branch Capitol Commission
A. J. Fasenmyer
Franklin
State Highway Department
Blair
Cambria
Lehigh
Lykens Electric Company
Lykens Township Electric Company
Tower City Group
Uhler
W. D. Uhler
Dauphin County
Kun
Joseph Fleitz
J. P. Lord
Luzerne County
D. P. Gerverich
Gerberich
Noll
Lebanon
John W. Hoke
Chambersburg
Lebanon City
Manor Turnpike Up
Manor Turnpike Company
Hargest
The
Lancaster Automobile Club
Bridge Reconstruction Bid Notice in Harrisburg Pa
Sealed proposals are invited by the Pennsylvania Public Grounds and Buildings Office to rebuild a bridge over the North Branch of the Susquehanna at Athens Bradford County. Bids due July 11 1916 at 2 P M from qualified contractors. Plans and specs by David A Keefe Consulting Engineer. Samuel B Rambo Superintendent.
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State Board OF Commissioners OF Public Grounds
State Capitol
Harrisburg
Capitol
North Branch
Susquehanna River
Athens
Bradford County
David A. Keefe
Board of Commissioners of Public Grounds
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Capitol Building
Samuel B. Rambo
Dignified Steelton Wedding Plans Parade of Pretty Girls
A quiet home wedding united Miss Elsie R. Laverty and J. Howard Seltzer at the Laverty residence in East Main street. The bride, a Middletown High School graduate, works as a stenographer for Bell Telephone. They plan a trip to Pittsburgh and Niagara Falls, then reside in Harrisburg. A Steelton fete will feature a bevy of 30 to 40 girls in Japanese costumes performing parasol hoop and fan drills along Second Street pending weather.
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Elsie R. Laverty
J. Howard Seltzer
Laverty
East Main Street
Fuller Gergstresser
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Middletown High School
Bell Telephone Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Steelton Civic Club
Steelton
Charles P. Feidt
Helen B. Reinoehl
Second Street
Pine
Adams Streets
Will Wed in Bulgarian Orthodox Church Sunday
Miss Lelli Funk and Dimkov Mir cheff of Steelton will marry in the Bulgarian Orthodox Church on Front and Franklin streets this Sunday June 25. The Rev Father David Nakoff rector will perform the ceremony. They will reside in Steelton.
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Lelli Funk
Dimkov Mircheff
Steelton
Front
Franklin Streets
David Nakoff
Bell Telephone mounts massive Mount Gretna mobilization
Harrisburg notes show Bell Telephone Pennsylvania mobilizing for a Mount Gretna emergency. Guardsmen, long cable runs, and multiple trunk circuits rushed to prepare for a potential Mexican border deployment and to equip field HQs and public phones by June 22.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania National Guard
Mount Gretna
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
There
Lebanon
Will
Philadelphia
Reading
Cornwall
Bell Company
Cornwall and Lebanon Railroad Company
S.r V. Rausch
Orajar Gener
Charles
Clement
Five Americans Hide in Mountains Near Parral
Five Americans shelter in the mountains near Parral in Southern Chihuahua fearing to reach the border amid anti American sentiment. The exodus from Chihuahua City continues with eight more colonists arriving. Dispatches from Mexico City note a decree forcing foreigners to renounce allegiance and register as Mexican citizens to hold property. Border tension rises as Carranza’s reception to the American note is awaited and Pershing rumors persist. June building permits: Peter Vanderlio approved four brick homes at Emerald and Logan for 2,500 each totaling 10,000.
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el Paso
Parral
Chihuahua
Chihuahua City
Carranza
General Pershing
Namiquipa
George Bell, Jr
Peter Vanderlio
Emerald and
Logan Streets
No Excursions to Mt Gretna Sunday
Harrisburg railroad officials said troop movements prevent special trains. Only regular services will run to Gretna Sunday at 6 55 am and 7 10 pm, with a 7 06 pm return from Gretna. Troops converge from York, the north, and the west. Allentown and Reading trains route via Lebanon to Mt Gretna.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
Gretna
York
North
West
Allentown
Reading
Lebanon
Mt. Gretna
Cornwall and Lebanon
Pittsburgh Regimen Ready for First Volunteer Call
The Pittsburgh military training association moves toward forming a 1836 man infantry regiment for government service, with 400 members from Plattsburg veterans and 600 veterans of foreign wars pledged to enlist as a unit. Major C. B. Medard leads the effort as hearings on subway damage resume. Open paving bids are set for July 3 for several city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Military Training Association
Plattsburg
C. B. Medard
Pennsylvania National Guard
Dr Williams Pink Pills touted as nervous system tonic
An old ad claims vitality drains with age and stress and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a non-alcoholic blood and nerve tonic for all ages. It notes benefits for children, workers and the anxious, with prices six boxes for $2.50 and a free booklet offer from the Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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America
Dr. Williams
Dr.illiams Medicine Co
Scy
N.Y
Old Glory Flows Over Harrisburg In 1898 Style Display
Residents recalled the 1898 and 1861 eras as Harrisburg’s business district again raised the Stars and Stripes. Across Market Street buildings flew flags from nearly every window, responding to Mayor E. Meals' call for a broad show of colors.
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Harrisburg
Market Street
Fat Folks Who Would Reduce Weight
Overweight individuals burdened by excess fat are urged to try a simple safe method. The ad promotes Oil of Korein capsules taken after meals and before bed with weekly weigh ins, claiming harmlessness and weight loss without dieting or exercise. It advertises open air activity and notes noticeable changes within days.
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Pigoteigh
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W. H. Nell
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Frank Leone
Dauphin County Court
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James
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Paxtang Hook and Ladder Company
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Pennsylvania Steel Company
Bonnet Company
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Arlington
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J. W. Reed
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R. C. Burd
Lincoln Street
C. B. Weaver
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Enola
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Pauline Weaver
Catherine Burd
Newport
Mary
Henrietta Parr
Providence
R. I
J. A. McCurdy
Lonvention
Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association
Berkshire Hotel
Mary Froy Peck
Charles Raymond Gilbert
Bertha Romberger
Leutenant
State Board of Pardons
McClain
Jacob Miller
Father Cowle
St. Francis de Sales
Dauphin
Cumberland
Warren County
Chase
Dr. Chase
N. Jon
Philadelphi
Philadelphie
Tue
Deemer
Palm Beach
N. 3Rd St
Gorgas’ Drug Store
Jatson
Oper
Walothes
Forster
Boas
Swatara
Green
Woodbine
Seneca
Briggs
Grace M. Sterner
R. D
Pottstown
Cuticura
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Boston
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Auto Trans. Garage
North Cameron
Timates
J. M. Smith
Bell Phone
Brookwood St
Ideal Jewelry and Optical Company
Jacob Yoselowitz
North Front Street
Steelton, Pa
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