The Great Clock Visit in Strasburg Cathedral
The narrator climbs the 566 foot spire and visits the cathedral clock at Strasburg, describing the ascent, panoramic views of the Rhine Jura Black Forest and the interior wonders. They detail the celestial globe orrery zodiac clock figures from childhood to death, the procession of apostles, a crowing rooster, and the master mason Erwin von Steinbach. Banks open 1 pm to 5 pm on Saturdays in Strasburg as observed.
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Ulm
Earth
Heaven
River Rhine
Jura Mountains
Black Forest
Cupid
Beyl
Aaid
Erwin of
Steinbach
Erwin
Ratisbon
Strasburg
Grand Lodge
Pennsylvania
Severe cold snap chills streets and rail traffic
A Saturday night cold wave dropped temperatures rapidly, cutting rail business by about $10,004 from last year. Freight and ticket sales fell across departments as congregations hushed and churches remained chilly. In other news, T Curtin Stuchel married Elizabeth Fleming at the West Indiana House with a reception in White township. The week lists several livestock and produce shipments from January 9 to 16 to Salford, Peters burg, Chalfont, and Linfield in Pennsylvania.
County bounty on mink and fox scalps noted
The county offers twenty five cents for each mink, one dollar for a fox, and two dollars for a wildcat as rewards. James D. Ake of Hillsdale won the contract to furnish ties for the Mahaffey to Rankin's Summit railroad project. Constable J M Rodkey of Green township jailed Andrew Pittman on larceny charges brought by John D. Garman of Beringer. Judge White appointed C A Frampton constable of Marion Center to replace the resigning John Rowland.
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Justices of the Peace
James D. Ake
Hillsdale
Mahaffey
Rankin’s Summit
Montgomery Township
Ake
J. M. Rodkey
Green Township
Andrew Pittman
John D. Garman
Beringer
White
A. Frampton
Marion Center Borough
John Rowland
Pension for John M. Ray under new act
John M. Ray received a six dollar monthly pension last week as part of the recently enacted measure. The payment was dated from Jane. In Cherryhill township, someone stole twelve of William Gettys of the chicken flock from his coop last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Ray
Jane
Wm. Getty
Cherryhill Township
Loughby & Co Read This With Your Fingers
Store advertises unique price cuts described as lifelong, urging readers to consider why money would be lost. Emphasizes reduced prices and a one time opportunity to save.
Biggest Cut in Prices Ever Made by Us
Unsalable sizes and out of condition stock are marked for removal. Out of season items and some pieces look a little out of style. To keep stock clean we make room for new spring goods as cash counts far more than old inventory.
Shoe sale cuts prices on ladies and mens offerings
A local sale advertises about 300 pairs of ladies footwear marked down to 75c to 3.00, with sizes 3, 24, 33 and 6 to 7. Men and boys shoes follow, about 350 pairs mainly Congress style in sizes 6 to 9, reduced from 2.00 to 1.00, 2.50 to 1.25, 3.00 to 1.50 and 1.74.
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Congress
Remnant Day Sale Cuts Coat Prices Across Department
We offer coats at 15.00 7.50 12.50 6.25 10.00 5.00 8.75 4.38 6.75 3.38 and children's 2.00 coats at 1.00. Come early for first choice and plain figures. Friday features remnant woolen goods and fabrics. Army overcoats arriving this week with overcoats from 2.00 onward. Blankets priced 0.35 0.50 and 0.60 each.
Farm Journal Promoted By Progress and Local Ads
The Farm Journal of Philadelphia reaches over 200,000 subscribers nationwide and is featured with practical farming content. The Progress advertises discounts on subscriptions and a joint offer for Farm Journal access, while Mack & Ray and W. M. Cunningham promote blankets, robes, flour, and clothing at reduced prices. Mr. R. Tenbroeck serves as Eastern agent at 287 Broadway, New York.
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The
Farm Journal of
Philadelphia
United States
Maine
Washington
Michigan
Texas
Progress
Farm Journal
Progress and Farm Journal
Indiana
R. Tenbroeck
Eastern Agt
Broadway, New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Indiana House
J. K. Poucher
Salford
Blaey & Donahey
Petersburg
H. Seanor
Chalfont
M. H. Henry
Linfield
the New Constable
Hood’s
Cora B. Ebert
Barnesville, Pa
C. L Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Hood
FFOR
David Ellis & Sons
Penn Roller Mill
Loughby & CO
A. S.C
Ladies’ & Children’s Coat Sale
Philadelphia St
Indians, Pa
Lockard
Indiana County
Architect & Builder
W. R. Loughry & CO
Obesity
Herpa Manufacturing Co
Brooklyn
N. Y
W. M. Cunningham
Minnesota
Mack & Ray
VY. M. Cunningham’s
Union Pacific System
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Mymns
Trav. Pas
Ferguson Block
Pitteburg
W. M. Cumsingham
Ryhme
Cale
F. J. Johnson
Philac
the Market Report
Mack
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