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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
8
A gymnasium exhibition will be held in the Rothsville School building Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. An admission fee of ten cents will be charged. A large shipment of Armstrong linoleum is available at Pfautz Bros for spring house cleaning.
Experiment stations and many successful farmers prove paying to prepare seed bed before sowing oats. Disking the stalk ground yields a better seed bed than plowing, producing firm underneath and mellow surface soil for oats.
Government officials analyze official tuberculin test records from nearly 500 000 animals and find no breed immune to tuberculosis with beef breeds as affected as purebreds. The study emphasizes herd disease freedom depends on proper management and care.
Lancaster Chamber of Commerce announces new officers and directors pushing closer ties between Lancaster City and Lancaster County boroughs and townships. President Elmer J. Eshleman and Past President A E Raub stress county wide representation to boost roads, bridges, farming reports, education, and municipal services. Expansion set for April 25 26 under B Frank Snavely with plans for a County Affairs Bureau and mutual idea exchange.
A collage of local observations and wry lines on work, weather, prices, and public life. It notes Easter and spring farming, daylight saving time, new autos, fading political rottenness, and the appeal of Chase and Sanborn coffee sold by Miller & Habecker.
In Britain a few Pied Poudre courts once served fairs with foreign attendees. Now only Bristol retains this ancient court. Known as Courts of Pied Poudre or Dusty Feet, named for traveling bagmen and peddlers, it evolved into the Pye Power court as nations and fairs faded.
A Lancaster county executive board meeting of the King's Daughters was held at St. James Parish House, Lancaster, on Tuesday morning. It was attended by Mrs. and C. E. Beckler, county president, and Misses Bricker, M. Huebener and M. J. Derr, with strong representation from the southern end of the county and Lancaster city. Miller and Hahbecker advertised specials: a cooking glass at 65 cents and 75 cents per piece. Read the Record, $1.50 a year.
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