Hand Carved Lamps and Torchier Rugs Ad Items
Portable hand carved lamps offered at 2.98 with torchiers and rugs advertised alongside notable price reductions. Includes multiple price points emphasizing home decor bargains.
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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1924
Page
3
Portable hand carved lamps offered at 2.98 with torchiers and rugs advertised alongside notable price reductions. Includes multiple price points emphasizing home decor bargains.
Elizabethtown covers weddings including Raymond Sieverling and Laura Doster at the college, property transactions by Joseph Landis and Enos Kulp, and local real estate deals. Social items mention hospital patients, a motorcycle club dinner, moving pictures at the college chapel, and community visits by residents and visitors from nearby towns.
Campbellstown items note Harry Wolfersberger of Palmyra at Erb and Kreider shoe house. Jacob Reifsnyder sick. Mrs Sheppler and family and Warren Shenk and family occupy Harry Painter’s new home. Salem Reformed Sunday School at 9, service at 10 15 with Alenbach from Lancaster Seminary. Funeral attendees include Mrs G C Wolfersberger. Wedding reception for Mr and Mrs Joseph Shannaman hosted by the Brandt family with forty guests. Revival at U B Church draws many to altar. Funeral for Mrs Harvey Stauffer attended by Abner Brehm and others. Dr Risser’s auto accident damages vehicle after wheel bolt loosened. Water Company elects officers. President H K Kreider, VP Harvey Alger, etc. Funeral of Mrs Harry Snavely well attended. Abner Brehm to hold farm stock sale Feb 18 on Moyer farm.
Dauphin County agricultural officials urge Farmers to place orders for sedator a war explosive to clear fields of stumps and boulders. Lancaster County Farm Bureau handles orders with the US Department of Agriculture shipping by carload. Last Lancaster sale priced at 6.45 dollars per 100 pounds with most proceeds going to the packing firm. Sedator weighs seven ounces and explodes with a number six blasting cap and will not freeze.
Corn variety tests in six lower Dauphin County farms improved uniformity and production. Lancaster Sure Crop and Cloud's Yellow Dent were best suited, with farmers selling seed corn to northern tiers and others selling about 500 bushels. Four meetings urged field based seed selection for survival of the fittest. Meanwhile, Ephrata and Lebanon Street Railway and Lebanon Traction Co properties were sold to Gifford K. Wright for 100000 dollars. the firms will be reorganized.
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