Hershey Personal Notices and Local Events
H N Herr spends days in Washington on business. T L McHeffy sails to New York on business. Miss M R Patton from Shrawbridge & Clothier Philadelphia visits brother H J Patton for ten days. Posey Flowers claims a hen lays two eggs daily. Hershey Chop Down Sale set for Friday February 22.
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H. N. Herr
Washington, D. C
T. L. McHeffy
New York
Meat
Hershey Department Store
M. R. Patton
Shrawbridge & Clothier
Philadelphia
H. J. Patton
R. S. Woomer
Men’s Furnishing
Mererstown
Posey
Flowers
Harry Miller
R. F. Hull
George Washington
Harold Woomer
Mtt
Vernon
N. J
S. S. Brown
S. D. Clark
H. W. Stine
Romberger
Elizabethville
Stine
Louie Williams
Shamokin
Shenandoah
Evelyn Weaver
J. H. Weaver
C. Edwin Dearnley and
Germantown
Charlotte Moore
Lebanon
Paul Ulrich
J. B. Leithiser
Martha Michener
Duncannon
W. E. Miller
George Hess
Hershey Chocolate Co
Shorty Zorlich
Army
Medical Corps
Derry Church
Edwin S. Wagner
West Main Street
Palmyra
J. E. Snyder
Washington
Bessie Whittle
Harrisburg
F.C. Snavely
Lancaster
Squire Harry
Elam Herr
George Foreman
Camp Gordon
Atlanta
Georgia
Dr.Butterwick
Artificial milk made in England promises wholesome cheap substitute
In England an artificial milk is being manufactured as a wholesome inexpensive substitute to cow’s milk. It is made from peanuts soy beans sugar water and mineral salts. The process uses potassium phosphate or sodium salts heat sugar nut meal steam and vacuum steps with lactic bacteria to reach desired acidity then pasteurized cooled and Citric acid added. The product can be condensed dried or bottled and with nut fats a cream or cultured cheese texture is possible.
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England
Popular Science Monthly
Increase in the Nation's Livestock Values Rise
The Department of Agriculture reports January 1 livestock value at $8,263,524,000, up $1,527,912,000 from a year earlier. Increases include horses 353,000, mules 101,000, milch cows 390,000, other cattle 1,857,000, sheep 1,284,000, and swine 3,871,000.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Bonds Not Acceptable as Payment for Taxes in Lancaster
Inquiries at the Lancaster revenue office show Liberty Loan bonds cannot be used to pay state or local taxes. The government holds a large quantity of these bonds, deposited by taxpayers as security for tax extensions, but Washington has notified the collector that Liberty bonds will not be accepted as tax payment.
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Lancaster Revenue Office
Washington
B. F. Davis
War Savings Stamps reach millions through broad agency network
The drive to ease War Savings Stamp purchases expands rapidly with 185000 agencies already, plus 350000 more by January. One million sales stations will offer stamps via authorized agents, while 50000 post offices and 29000 banks plus 8000 firms serve as stamp agents.
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United States
Secretary of the Treasury
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Valentine
J. N. Smith
Hershey Trust Company
Hershey, PA
Hershey Laundry