Oysters Season Opens Amid Port Towns Oyster Beds
The coastal region announces the oyster season with beds opened for harvest. Fishermen and markets anticipate robust demand and steady pricing as bed areas resume activity after a brief closure.
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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1911
Page
8
Interesting Statistics Concerning United States Progress
A survey from the Bureau of Statistics within the Department of Commerce and Labor presents period data from 1800 to 1911 on U S territorial area population debt and money in circulation. It notes the growth of land area from 843255 to 80026789 square miles and population rise from 51 million to 982 million, with corresponding shifts in public debt bank deposits and exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JHE Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Continental
Treasury
Morney
Annville Meeting Fails to Draw Crowd
A political gathering planned for Hershey Park Amphitheater and another in Annville last Friday failed to attract attendees. Ex State Treasurer William H. Berry spoke for the Keystone ticket but reportedly did not win support and the meeting near Leban on Valley was sparsely attended with contingents from Lebanon and Palmyra aiding attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Park
Am_phitheater
Annnville
William H. Berry
Annville
Keystone
Lebanon Valley
Berry
Local Family Visits and Community Notes from Palmyra Area
Bindnagle's church guests include Aron Bom gardner and family of Palmyra visiting Jacob Bom gardner and family in East Hanover. Milk route startup notes. Local visits by Ulrich Coffeetown and Harrison Witmer Palmyra to Barnhart family. Prof Irvin Uhrich of Brooklyn in our midst. A six year old child of Daniel Kreiser Berwick buried at Grantville. Frank Poorman sold a pair of mules. George Yoder and family visited Shellsville. Daniel Seichrist spent a week in Harrisburg. Dauphin county teachers institute held last week. Harry Miller and family Campbellstown moved to Conrad Rasp. Ulrichs at Lebanon teachers institute. Betz visited Sand Beach on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bindnagles Church
Aron Bomgardner
Palmyra
Jacob G. Bomgardner
Daniel Funek
Hanover
Ulrich
Coffeetown
Grantville
Harrison ‘Witmer
Charles~ Barnhart
Irvin J. Uhrich
Brooklyn
Daniel Kreiser
Berwick
Frank ‘Poorman
George Yoder
Shellsville
Daniel Seichrist
Harrisburg
Dauphin
Harry: Miller
Campbelltown
Conrad Rasp
Daniel A. Ulrich
Lebanon
Teachers’ Institute
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pat
Hershey Dining Room
Sir Water
Besant
London Chronicle
Bindnagle
Ghureh
Hershey Press
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