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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1913

Page

2

Lancaster County items reflect tax, debt, and development

Lancaster's 5 mill school tax rate allocates 1 mill for buildings and 4 for general expenses. The county debt has fallen from 700000 to 295000 since 1901. Eleven sites were offered for a new Lancaster post office with prices from 20000 to 250000. A Brunswick hotel may rise on the Imperial Hotel site at Queen and Chestnut streets. Other notes include a 44 year old lemon tree at Danner & Co. Manheim, rising cattle prices, and tobacco and potato acreage forecasts for Lancaster county.

Lancaster Lancaster County Queen and Chestnut Streets Brunswick Germany Paul Heine Danner & Co Manheim Danner

Two Hillier Tie Cans a Year

The American Can Company produced 2,000,000,000 common tin cans last year and several million non common cans. If laid end to end they would circle the world six times. Full, packaged cans would bring about $20,000,000 at 10 cents each. The firm makes over 42,000 tin products and US tin can output rose 200 percent in ten years.

American Can Company Africa United States

Unusual Offer for Dictionary via Coupon Promotion

The Philadelphia Record promotes a six coupon offer plus cash for the New Modern English Dictionary. Three binding options range from $2 to $4, with varying leather and cloth bindings, maps, color plates, and educational charts. Send six coupons and money to the Dictionary Department at 916 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Record Daily Sunday Record Chestnut St Philadelphia

Cortright Metal Roof Ad Advocates Longevity

Advertisements promote Cortright Metal Shingles as durable roofing used for over 25 years with first installations remaining sound. Prospective customers urged to request a free copy of the company issue sent from Philadelphia, detailing user letters endorsing the product.

Cortright Cortright Metal Shingle Advocate Cortright Metal

New Fishway for Apcall's Ferry to Be Built of Concrete and Rock

The McCall's Ferry Dam Company plans a 60 foot wide concrete and rock fishway on the York side to route shad from the bay up the Susquehanna and tributaries. Commission Buller will supervise progress as the project aims to end river disputes and allow possible June shad catches next year.

Buller McCall’s Ferry Dam Company Susquehanna Lancaster State Fish Commissioners York Sunbury Juniata Newport

Man of vigor and memory dies at Eden township

Bible Bundred Times Henry Binear, age 36, dies at home in Eden township after a fall that broke his leg. A quarryman all his life, he worked barehanded without gloves. He read the Bible through many times and could quote passages verbatim. He was known for humor, late funerals, and steadfast election attendance.

Henry Binear Eden Township Tony

Griffiths Sentenced for Passing Bogus Ten Dollar Notes

Hiram Griffiths, convicted in Philadelphia federal court for circulating counterfeit ten dollar notes, was sentenced to six years in Atlanta federal prison and fined $1000 by Judge Thomson. The Mohnton resident appeared in Ephrata before Christmas, passing several counterfeit notes in small purchases and one in the city. After conviction his sentence was not suspended for cooperation, as he refused to provide information on the money's source.

Hiram Griffiths United States Philadelphia Atlanta Thomson United States District Court Griffiths Mohnton Ephrata

Cornwall Ore Banks Ownership Tied to $7.5 Million Mortgage

The Cornwall Ore Banks and The Pennsylvania Steel Company hold 52 ninety sixths of the Cornwall iron ore banks and mine hills as disclosed in Lebanon court papers related to a $7.5 million mortgage to Girard Trust Company of Philadelphia acting for bondholders.

Pennsylvania Steel Company Cornwall Lebanon Court Steel Company Girard Trust Company Philadelphia

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