Moz. Hershey probate record for J R Snavely
Probate entry lists M. S. Hershey and J R Snavely as parties in a matter labeled Gry. The record fragment notes the administrator and matter type but lacks full context or dates.
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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1912
Page
4
Probate entry lists M. S. Hershey and J R Snavely as parties in a matter labeled Gry. The record fragment notes the administrator and matter type but lacks full context or dates.
The article notes rising prosperity nationwide with more jobs and full-capacity mills. It cites Pittsburgh as a leading example and cites surging ads for help wanted, higher marriage licenses in New York, expected bumper harvests, and cautious optimism about a prolonged industrial boom over the next five to six years.
A judge of the federal court writes anonymously condemning actions in Chicago he calls a disgrace to the United States. He condemns votes by negro delegates and bosses, accusing them of humiliating the nation and citing the assistant secretary of the navy and the Rough Riders in a Manila and San Juan context.
A long tribute extols a prominent leader of American history referencing efforts in foreign policy from Venezuela to the Open Door in China, suppression of labor abuses, and the Alaska boundary settlement, concluding with a call to national unity despite critics. The tone echoes period grandiosity and calls the figure a peacemaker and labor advocate.
Mails depart and arrive at fixed times to and from Palmyra Lebanon Reading Philadelphia and eastern points at 10 53 a m 1 29 p m and 4 16 p m Western points Hummelstown Harrisburg and others at 8 20 a m 11 25 a m and 7 25 p m All mail for East and West leaves via Harrisburg on the 7 25 evening mail Mail closes twenty minutes before train time.
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