04 Mar 1908
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily News
Location
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
1
An 19th century home remedy claims to relieve rheumatism by an aromatic extract of dandelion, aloe, and various tonics. It describes purging the kidneys and bladder, stimulating digestion, and cleansing the blood to reduce pain. The text promotes universal availability from druggists and offers instructions for preparation and use.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a city tax revision sale and an official council session. Mentioned are the treasury, tax collection for June, and custody of books by the city treasurer. The legible bits indicate a routine municipal tax process rather than a notable event.
A brief newspaper item describes a shutdown at the city's plant for an hour during a nighttime inspection of a ford pipe and associated works. A woman with a dimpled smile is noted among a few observers.
A reception is planned as part of a trades event. A meeting will be held by the social committee at the association on Friday evening to discuss arrangements and a memorandum of understanding will be considered.
City accounts committee convened with discussion on payrolls, expenditures, and upcoming budget actions. Key figures included Mayor, Treasurer, City Clerk, and various department heads as they reviewed salaries, utilities, and miscellaneous bills amid plans to reconvene before March 24.
The Mercants Ik Regular Meet discusses trade growth and political influence. Debates on nominations, party lines, and public notices reveal a push for organized support and campaign messaging with calls for resolutions to be advertised and actions by committees.
Ash Wednesday marks the start of Lent. The penitential season is observed worldwide with fasting and prayer. Holy Week features Good Friday and Easter, with customs such as blessed ashes marking penitent foreheads.
Grand Castle of Pennsylvania plans annual meeting in Allen Town on May 12 with business sessions at M C A Hathh and HQ at Hotel Allen. Report shows 437 Castles and 4716 members, year receipts 402000.50, expenditures for relief 183413.99, assets 10000188. Piles cured in 6 to 14 days. PAZO OINTMENT guarantees relief for itching or protruding piles within 14 days. Fourteen puddling furnaces at Glaggow Iron Company in Pottsville resumed yesterday.
A notice announces a public sale of several parcels of land in Te ba County under a mortgage to settle the Hevarl Fucine Sur Mortgage. The sale is set for Saturday, March 28, 1908, at 10 o'clock in the morning at the Cat Hocme in Lebasan. The description lists numerous tenements, plantations, and improvements, with detailed boundaries and fixtures, to be conveyed to the purchaser by THSTAR CHERIPATET, Sheriff, and Attorneys.
By order of the Court of Common Pleas Lebanon County the real estate of Joe M. Yout, administrator, will be exposed for sale at public auction on March 14, 1908 at 10 o'clock in the Court House city of Lebanon. The tract includes a two story frame dwelling with outbuildings and 26 3/4 perches of land bounded by roads and neighboring property. The sale is to be conducted by Sheriff Bill Garhart and E. W. Miller, attorney, Lebanon, Pa.
A writ of fieri facias issued by the Court of Lebanon County directs a sheriff sale on Saturday March 21 1908 at 10 am at the courthouse Lebanon City. Property of Thomas B Binner and Fannie S Binner includes a farm in Union Town with a two story frame house 28 by 94 feet, a two story out kitchen, and several outbuildings, bounded by Turnpike and neighboring lots, with improvements described as in the deed of sale.
The sheriff will expose at public sale on Saturday March 5 1908 at 11 o clock in the forenoon the real estate of Samuel Moyer in Lebanon County. The property includes two merging tracts with various measurements and improvements including a running stream and several outbuildings. EBARTAS GERIMART sheriff’s attorney Lebanon Pa.
By virtue of a writ of execution issued by the Court of Common Pleas of Lehigh County a sale will be held Saturday March 18 1908 at 10 o'clock A M at the court place in Lehigh County City of Lehighton Pa to expose all real estate and tenements of A Satiak and party to the following described property situated on Joe Lawn Road between Pineper's and Grantville in East Hanover Township Lehigh County bounded by Jonestown Road Samuel Mrey Willan Albert and others containing 14 acres with a frame house 28 by 24 feet eight rooms and a shingle roof and outbuildings fruit on the premises possession to be given and goods to be sold to satisfy the judgment and costs.
Judge Allen W. Dhhggood presiding issues warrants to convene a Court of Common Pleas in Lebanon County on March 16, 1908, for one week. Official issuance states the 11th day of February, 1908 by Blas Ghahrhart Sheriff.
Notice announces administration of Harty Motin late of Myerstown Lebanon County Pa. with requests for payment and authenticated claims. Lucid spellings indicate local probate actions and attorney listings including Samtel, Bertolwt, and Mohn associates. Also includes executor notice for Spangler estate with payment demands and petitioning claims.
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