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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1918

Page

5

Cleaning and Dyeing Ad and Auto Trade Listings

Classified items include cleaners and dyers offering removal of wrinkles and repairs, multiple used autos and tires for sale, plus requests to buy tires and contact numbers. Various legal notices and public bids from Harrisburg area authorities appear, listing bid dates and administration actions.

Markets and bids amid Harrisburg and Philadelphia notes

Stock quotations from Chandler Brothers list many firms with varied opens and closes. Philadelphia produce page reports wheat and oats markets while local bid notices seek brick city building bids in Millersburg and estate administration for Mary W. Spofford with urban property registry requirements in Harrisburg.

Notice to Bondholders No C217 Street Paving Bonds

Public notice lists multiple street names and addresses including Swatara, Kittatinny, Fifth, Hamilton, Seventeenth, Whitehall, Seneca, Market, Chestnut, Woodbine, Derry, and Swatara again. Includes varied block numbers from 100 to 600 and references to bond actions and related parcels.

Bonds Street Crescent Street Swatara Street Kittatinny Street Fifth Street Hamilton Street Sixteenth Street Fourteenth Street Apricot Street Bailey Street Brook Street Fulton Street Walnut Street Calder Street Wallace Street Sayford Street Verbeke Street Dauphin Street Granite Street Camp Street Jefferson Street Peffer Street Drummond Street Hunter Street Barry Whitehall St Seneca Stree Balm Street Ella Alley Green Street Derry Street Arket Street Wharton Alley Chestnut Street Twenty-first Street Harris Street Cowden Street Woodbine Street Seventeenth Street Seneca Street Prune Street Nineteenth Street Maclay Street Seventh Street Market Street

City Markets Introduce Fresh Produce Prices

New fruits and vegetables appear in city markets with a wide price range. Pineapples 20-26¢, raspberries 20-30¢, carrots 5¢, rhubarb 5¢, onions 5-?c, tomatoes 25¢, cantaloupe 20-25¢, radishes 5¢, beans 17¢, sugar peas 25¢, butter 38-60¢, eggs 42¢, live chickens $2-35c, dressed chickens $1.25-$2.00, sour and sweet cherries 15¢, lard 34¢, asparagus 10¢, many items listed.

Pennsylvania New York Tierces New Jersey Western Maine Delaware Maryland Michigan Florida North Carolina South Carolina Norfolk Eastern Shore

Market notes show steady grains and firm meats

The report lists prices for bran butter eggs cheese and poultry, with oats and corn markets steady to firm. It also covers potatoes flour hay and various New York curb stocks and Chicago cattle futures, noting mixed shifts and regional price ranges across commodities and livestock.

Harrisburg Plans For Monumental Bridge Link To Capitol Park

State and city officials discuss drawing up plans for a monumental bridge forming the eastern end of the Capitol Park extension. The project aims to connect to the Harrisburg city park system with the line of State street the sole focus.

Capitol Park Garden Park Harrisburg City Park System State Board of Public Grounds and Buildings State Street Charles A. Snyder Paxton Creek Valley Arnold W. Brunner J. E. Greiner New York State Park Harrisburg Walnut Street Public Service Commission Creek Valley Capitol

Militia Camp at Mount Gretna Declared Dry for July

Pennsylvania Reserve Militia Camp at Mount Gretna runs July 1 to 20 with a strict prohibition on spirituous and malt liquors. Regulars only attend, and officers must enforce the ban. Key staff report mid July, with advance details arriving July 11 under Major J Coolbaugh and lieutenants Nichols and Stech. Requisitions to Adjutant General due before July 1.

Pennsylvania Reserve Mount Gretna L. Benton Long J. Warner Hutchins Quartermaster Corps Adjutant General Geeste John Coolbaugh Arthur Nichols

Construction Permits Hit New Low in June

Construction work last week yielded only three permits for structures and remodeling costing 3050 dollars. H. W. Black, contractor, received a permit for Simon Stein to remodel 1116 North Sixth Street for 2000 dollars, with two other permits issued for 121 Calder Street addition at 800 dollars and a brick garage at 544 Curtin for 2000 dollars.

H. W. Black Simon Stein North Sixth Street Calder Street Case Stony Curtin

Fourth of July Aids Meet Next Week

The foreign-born committee of the Fourth of July celebration will meet Tuesday evening in courtroom No 2 as announced by the secretary. Other meetings next week include Finance Wednesday noon at the Harrisburg Club and Stunts on Monday night. Civil Service Board Waits on Applications For City Patrolmen and Transitman positions until noon Monday. six applicants listed for police examinations.

Samuel Beatty Court of Common Pleas Dauphin County William H. Smith Grace Beatty North Sixth Street Harrisburg Harvey E. Knupp Civil Service Board R. Ross Seaman Civil Service Boards

Real Estate Boom Continues Through Summer Transfers

Real estate activity remains robust as summer begins with transfers totaling near prior records. The reported sales include multiple dwellings in Steelton, Middletown, Penbrook, and surrounding townships, with prices ranging from $1 to $4,939.96 and property types spanning lots, two and three story brick or frame dwellings, and farms across Harrisburg area suburbs.

Byron F. Sheesley Cloyd J. Kennedy Lower Paxton Township Estelle L. Hiestand Johp’ A. Peters East Main Middletown Lewis Silbert M. Hershey Logan Amos W. Dunkle Anna Belich Steelton Mike Kostelac Jovo Stanovich South Third Commonwealth Trust Company Pasta A. Schwartz Cleverly Jennie Mernlot Lower Paxton Albert C. Foust M. F. Spangler Penn Paul Moyer Joseph L. Booser Boas Penbrook Harry M. Hershey John L. Murphy Mile Vorkapic South Second Samuel Spance John N. Logan William E. Erb Fourteenth Ward David H. Selfers Josiah W. Kline South Fourth Josephine Cozzoli Emma L. Reist Susquehanna Township Kate Y. Spotts John M. Hostetter Fulton W. P. Walls Elizabeth Bowman Shellis Harrisburg Trust Company James A. Haas South Hanover Township Morris Baturin James Rosen North Cameron J. E. Atkinson William M. Lauman B. G. Stauffer Lot Swatara Township Thirteenth Ward Joseph A. Miller Catharine Koons Camby George W. Armpriester Harry W. Jones Catharine E. Still Bressler Anna Briggman Joseph Nickle Lykens William M. Brashears Lizzie Hocker Oberlin Jacob Alleman Adam S. Hocker Swatara Harrisburg Construction Company Henriette A. Disbrow Lexington Michael H. Taubert John Hervitz South Cameron Herman Taubert

Food experts urge better feeding to save infant lives

Miss Ruth Fisher of State College closed a series in the House of Representatives on food requirements for the body. She warned that inadequate feeding causes enough infant deaths to wipe out Chicago, urging care for all. Father J C Thompson led prayer. Paul B Beck and Katherine Dobbs contributed musically. Fisher will answer questions at the Dauphin Building with Dauphin County Farm Bureau.

Edward Il, Rinkenbach Harrisburg Dauphin County Pennsylvania Minnie E. Rinkenbach Forster Street Edward L. Rinken Belidleman & Hull Kunkel Ruth Fisher State College House of Representatives Chicago J. C. Thompson Steelton Catholic Church Paul B. Beck Katherine Dobbs

Dies on way to work in Enola yards

Charles Steckley of 2538 Lexington Street died of pulmonary hemorrhage yesterday while en route to work. He became ill while climbing over cars in the Pennsylvania Railroad yards at Enola and was dead on arrival at the hospital. Mrs. Mabel Cronise Jones presided Use McNeil's Cold Tablets.

Charles Steckley Lexington Street Pennsylvania Railroad Enola

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