Adam Knocker Comes to Hershey
Adam Knocker visits Hershey to discuss Camelton governance and potential mayoral leadership. He pitches run right reforms, cites entertainment committee contact, meets Curly Maugans and the leading lady, and hints the show could succeed if run properly. He advises verifying if the leading lady is married.
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Camelion
Peple
George Seliger
Geo
Camelton
Palmira
Anun Deposit
Hockersville
Harry Swope
Harry
Ed Frey
Hershey
Entertainment Committee
Leung
P. O
O. K
Curly Maugans
Roy Coldren
Adam Knocker
Curly
Y M C A Gymnasium Exhibition Arranged
The Lebanon Y M C A will send 25 top gymnasts to perform at the local gymnasium in the evening. A Junior Leaders Corps of 16 and a Senior Leaders Corps of 9 will also participate. all drum gymnasium suit wearers should be on the floor ready to join. Admission is free.
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Lebanon
Y M C A Notes On Sunday Mass Meeting Attendance
The Y M C A notes include strong addresses and good attendance at Sunday afternoon mass meetings. The six meetings average forty five attendees. Next Sabbath at 3 30 p m invites all members to attend and bring a friend. The gym class led by J E Hills on Tuesday and Friday evenings draws steady participation. Everyone is welcome in the visitors quarters to see the class drill.
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J. E. Hills
Mr. Hills
Novelty Signs Draw European Merchant Rivalry
In Europe towns, merchants vie to display the most unique and attractive signs, spending large sums. The shown sign has sparked much discussion and proved a strong investment for its owner.
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Europe
Philadelphia Flour Prices Set in Cold Winter Trading
Market notes show flour at 4.40 to 4.60 per barrel with winewess 5.00 to 5.25, city mills and fancy rye cited. Wheat steady No 2 red 1.24, corn firm No 2 yellow around 69 to 70 cents, oats 58 to 58 3/4 cents, poultry steady live hens roosters dressed fowls at 19 and 14 cents, butter steady creamery ice, eggs steady selected 26 to 28 cents, potatoes 45 to 48 cents per bushel.
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Philadelphia
City
Live Stock Markets at Pittsburg Stock Yards
Cattle steady with prime and choice ranges between 7.60 and 7.90. Sheep firm with primes at 8.50 and lambs from 7.50 to 10.10. Hogs steady with prime heavies around 11.20 and light Yorkers 10.90 to 11.00. Prices apply to pigs and roughs from 9.75 to 10.50.
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Pittsburg
Union
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