Population up while cattle fall 11 years apart
The 1913 report notes an 11 percent rise in population since 1907 and a 30 percent drop in beef cattle. It cites 222000 cattle imported in the first eight months of the year versus 12500 in 1907, and discusses Michigan concrete road costs and road contracts averaging high sums per mile, questioning efficiency.
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Department of Commerce
Michican
Lancaster County
Allegheny County
Pay License to Go Hunting in Pennsylvania
Governor Tener approves a hunting license act requiring a $1 yearly license and new numbered tag for all hunters, with age limits and penalties for hunting without a license. The article also notes the Pennsylvania State King's Daughters convention in Lancaster from May 1 to 3, detailing schedules, lodging, and meals. Donovan Co. promotes a weekly Men’s Day with special prices on men’s wear as part of a new promotional effort.
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Pennsylvania
Tener
State Game Commission
King’s Daughters
Lancaster
St. James Parish House
King’s
Trinity Lutheran Chapel
King’s Daughters of
Lititz
Donovan Co
Donovan Company
Lancaster County
Old County
Panama Canal
Panama
Sunday Social News In Lebanon Area Notes
Correspondents report visits by Bessie Stark, Paul Stark, and Scott Miley to Henry Shelly near Lebanon, and other local visitors including the Zartmans in Warwick and the Zwally family in Lititz. A Measles epidemic prompts physician activity as measles cases rise.
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Bessie
Paul Stark
Scott Miley
Henry Shelly
Lebanon
Addison Zartman
Warwick
Monroe Zartmans
Lizzie Zwally
Lititz
Linnaeus Firestone
Ezra Kline
Samuel Keller
Manheim
Wilson Enck
Rothsville
Edwin Encks
Martin Zartman
Aaron Weidman
Brickerville
John Seibert
Near Brunnerville
Eli Hartmans
Brubaker
C. B. Dillman
Philadelphia
John Helman
J. F. Habecker
Parsons
Luzerne County
Kemerer
Vintage
J.C. Zook
New Jersey
E. G. Geyer
R. L. Keith
Polly Loose
Durlach
Emma
Bessie Blackbull
Amanda
Haydn Brackbill
Calvin Althouse
Erledale
Patrons urged to keep subscriptions within one year arrears
The United States Post Office Department requires newspapers to avoid more than a year in arrears to retain mail service. The Record asks subscribers to check weekly labels and pay overdue amounts promptly to prevent discontinuation.
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United States Post Office Department
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Post Office
Donovan’s
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J. N. Mohn
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Kinzer Bender
Jos. N. Mohn
J.G. Asner & Son
Paul Kraft
G. R. Pfautz
E. M. Frankfort
Jacob Leed
Lizzie Grumbein
Elam
Owen Long
Gertrude Hallacher
Edgar Buizer
Schaefferstown Savings
Frank Zimmerman
J. C. Ream
Irving Horst
William Sanders
West Main Street
Joseph Matthews
P. C. Ream
Alice Jernster
Hphrata
Mary Rutter
Helen
William Smith
Harry
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Cornwall
George Mentzer
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Sam. N. Wolf
John P. Snader
Carrie Snader
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Lodge
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Eureka Laundry
Akron
Arthur Kilhefner
Manhattan Laundry
Brownstown and Vicinity
U. E
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Shaddock Landing
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A. F. Getz
Reading
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North Ninth Street
Berks
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Oley
Tulpehocken
Bethel Township
Heidelberg
Gley
Conrad Weiser
Heidelberg Township
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Harry Woods
Chester Mayhew
Patrick Rooney
Colerain Township
E. Main St
Waltham
Stuyvesant
Stroud
Francesca-Heppe
Heppe Pianos
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Steinway
Weber
Edouard Jules Pianos
Francesca
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Manu
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Kofroth Electric Co
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