Hershey Nine Edged 2 0 by Lebanon Independents
Hershey’s offense failed to deliver the timely hit in a 2 0 loss to Lebanon Independents on the park diamond. Zentmeyer pitched well for Hershey with ten strikeouts, while Gensler struck out eleven for Lebanon. A fifth inning single by Snyder produced the first run, and Hess scored on a ninth inning single after a steal, but Hershey left runners on base in key moments. Brinser, Stover, and Ericson contributed late baserunning, but no decisive hit materialized.
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Hershey
Lebanon ' Independents
Park Diamond
Invaders
Zentmeyer
Gensler
Smoky City Tribe
Snyder
L. Peiffer
Hess
Zimmerman
Ericson
Lebanon
H.O. A
H. Bowman
J. Bowman
T. Peiffer
Renee L. Peiffer
Boyer
Tee Snyder
Hollinger
Rf Gensist
P Totals
Hershey AB
H.O Brinser
Stover
Rf Zimmerman
Swartz
Clark
Wee Aeae Bomgardner
Meekins
Allen Bee
Hye
Bere Tenn
Jewelry costs to rise 20 to 50 percent for Christmas
Delegates at the National Wholesale Jewelers Association convention report Christmas shoppers will pay 20 to 50 percent more for jewelry than last year. Diamonds up 40 percent since the war due to mine shutdowns and dwindling foreign supplies. Silver at 72 cents an ounce, up from 49 cents. warning that relief is unlikely even if the war ends soon. Labor shortages and higher wages also pressuring the industry.
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National Wholesale Jewelers’ Association
Gaston Lespinasse Named Cook at Canadian Hotel
A New York clubman on a Canadian hunting trip met a French Canadian who pressed him about Gaston Lespinasse. The Canadian insisted Gaston was the hotel cook, claiming a strong New York connection while the Gothamite denied knowing him.
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Canada
New York
Gaston Lespinasse
Yeu
Gaston
Leap-Year Promise Sparks a Queenly Quip
A playful dialogue shows a husband promising to marry, hinting at expectations and self-reliance. The exchange centers on devotion and the notion that a wife must judge her spouse by his actions. A wry tone underlines the courted woman’s guarded optimism.
Rise in Industrial Accidents In Pennsylvania 1916
Commissioner John Price Jackson notes that the first six months of 1916 show nearly as many fatal accidents as all of 1915, with 1136 worker deaths and 121180 total accidents. He cites Workmen's Compensation reports, more workers, and fast speeds as factors, urging safeguards and safety committees statewide.
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Pennsylvania
John Price Jackson
Jackson
Department of Labor and Industry
Bureau of Inspection
Industrial Board
Soil survey of Lancaster County Pennsylvania report released
The U S department of agriculture and Pennsylvania State College published a 71 page soil survey of Lancaster County with a color map showing soils, land use, and landmarks. The report notes long standing crop rotations, wheat and corn as major crops, tobacco as a key income source, and clover timothy hay dominating pasture.
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Soil Survey
Lancaster’ County
Pennsylvania
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania State College
Federal Department
Lancaster County
Hagerstown
Lancaster
Conestoga
Manor
Chester
Hershey Town Advantage Highlighted in Promoting Growth
Hershey touted for superior climate noted as the finest in the world and a healthful town ideal for families. The ad emphasizes free public schools libraries and facilities plus abundant recreational amenities, claiming home value gains from town improvements and equipment.
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Hershey
Philadelphia
New York
Harrisburg
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Hershey Nine
Lebanon Independents
Qweelly
Federal’ Report
Lebanon Valley
DEPT
Hershey Store Company
West Hershey
Walter T. Bradley
Hoffer
Engle
Hummelstown
George .P. Hoffer
Palmyra
Landis
E. B. Cassady
Swatara
E. M. Hoffer
Hershey Improvement Company
Hershey Trust Company
Hershey, Pennsylvania
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