County Events in Lancaster Elizabethtown Stevens Columbia and more
County officials announced that money found in seized gambling machines will not be returned, enriching the county treasury by several thousand dollars yearly. Elizabethtown awaits 110 teacher applications for two vacancies as retirements take effect. Stevens announces opening outdoor season May 22 with the Pickard Family for five days. Two river fishermen saved Herbert Kauffman of Columbia from the Susquehanna. Lancaster farmers filed only 12 loan applications for seed and fertilizer with delays likely to Washington by April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
John M. Groff
Elizabethtown
Stevens
Columbia
Herbert Kauffman
Earl Kauffman
Susquehanna
Kauffman
George Cooper
Lester Bachman
I. L. Moyer
Ancaster
Lancaster County
Washington
Post Office
Abner H. Risser
Bainbridge
Leslie Bolton
Holtwood
County Drought Relief Committee
Tanlac Promises Relief for Digestive Ills and Nerves
A Philadelphia man reports no dizziness or headaches after using Tanlac. The ad claims Tanlac corrects obstinate digestive troubles, relieves gas and stomach pains, restores appetite and sleep, and costs less than 2 cents a dose with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
Daniel Vinciguerra
Stiles St
Philadelphia
Tanlae
Tanlac
Lexington Visitors and Family Gatherings Highlight Luzerne News
Mr and Mrs William Zell and family of Kissel Mill visited the Breitigan home. Mr and Mrs Abram Metzler were entertained at Elmer Sensenichs Mast Peters burg home. Miss Jean Greider spends several days with grandmother Mrs Joseph Greider in Manheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Zell
Kissel Mill
Clay Breitigan
Abram Metzler
I. Elmer Sensenich
Mast Petersburg
Jean Greider
Joseph Greider
Manheim
Ellam Stark
Paul Stark
Carl
Ethel
Liliia
Landis Greider
Jean
Ivan Grube
Miriam
John Flory
Daughtrr
Marion
Janet
Lillie
Grace Zook
Wilson Spangler
Harold
Ray
William Sibert
Bronnerville
Clarence Shue
Dorothy
Minnie Brown
Lime Rock
Sadie Brown
Harvey Eckert
Richard
Ephrata
David Hilton
Diamond Station
John Hilton
Webster
Lexington
Isaac Widman
Isaac and
Clarence
Kathryn Smoker
Lancaster
Wayne Carpenter
Millway
Rudy Carpenter
Sporting Hill
King’s Daughters
Norman B. Kline
John Smith
Lizzie Sheaffer
Pauline Young
Brunnerville
David Rickert
Jennie Enck
Herma
Verona Rickert
Marmots of the Rocky Mountains Called Whistlers
The marmot, a friendly Alpine ground hog larger than prairie varieties, is nicknamed the Whistler for its loud piping call. Photographs from Jasper National Park show how coloration helps the marmot blend with its rocky habitat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountains
Prairies
Jasper National Park
Local social rounds include dinners and visits across Brunnerville area
Community notices list numerous household gatherings from Sun Hill to Brunnerville with multiple families hosting dinners and Sunday visits. Schools Webster and Lexington closed for the term. Local women’s group King’s Daughters met with attendance by Brunnerville residents. A German poem appears at the end.
Farm Calendar Tips for Chick Rearing and Crops
Advice from state agriculture experts covers chick housing to prevent coccidiosis, herd culling for dairy milk prices, pruning to reduce plant transpiration, hardening transplants, dry wool storage, fire prevention in forests, and sweet clover pasture planting for mid season yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Pennsylvania farmers urged to grow alfalfa and soybeans
Secretary John A. McSparran urges Pennsylvanian farmers to plant alfalfa, cow peas, and soybeans this spring to substitute for high priced protein feeds. He notes wheat prices are low and suggests using these crops as roughage or ground feeds to reduce costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. McSparran
Mc Sparran
Pennsylvania
Unclear historical note on crop substitutions for fodder
The text discusses replacing wheat bran with soy beans and growing a seed in hay form as a ground cover. It mentions perceived lucrativeness for farmers and substitution of feeds, but the exact meaning and context are not clearly stated.
Evangelical Meeting Highlights and Local Notices
Men's Day at the Evangelical meeting featured Rev J 8 hie and the Hopeland Male Chorus with Bennaman’s Orchestra. A West BarI Township Orchestra recital and concert directed by Jacob Gladlester and John W Applebach is planned at the school building Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeca
Paul Feywag
Hie
Denver
Hopeland
Bennaman
West Barl Township
Jacob Gladlester
John W. Applebach
N. Lee Klopp
Philadelphia
Henry
Zwally
Elizabeth, MY
Family Notes From Monterey and York Visit
Miss Florence Neidermyersn spent Saturday at York. A. PF Getz visited the Leroy Wr family at Monterey on Saturday. Miss Kathryn Lada and Miss Anna Lada attended Paradise on Sunday. Miss Anna Getz was also mentioned in the brief notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Neidermyersn
York
A. PF
Getz
Leroy Wr
Monterey
Kathryn
Anna Lada
Paradise
Anna Getz
Zook's Just Righ Chick Starter Debuts to Growers
Zook's unveils its Chick Starter claiming broad farmer approval as a new feed. The company notes 446 hundredweight bags sold and many thousands of chicks expected to begin using the product this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zook
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Lexington News
Mr. Man
W. H. Buch
Clothier & Gents’ Furnisher
Peter Bickert
Amanda
Linda
Sun Hill
Jacob Shultz
Henry Mease
Fruehyehr
Schaffe
Knoche
Trimmer
WN. B
Eele
Brownstown
Adam F. Crammans
Baltimore
J. Y. Boyer
Neidermyer
Lancaster Court
Ia. &. Sheaffer
Harvey Kulp
P. F. Brown
Evangelical Sunday School
Melvin Myer
Bareville
R. D
M. W. Buch
Lutz
Central Market
Our
W. M. Zook & Son
Rothsville Station
Lititz R. D
Wm. M. Amer Building Hardware A Specialty
Broad St
Lititz, F
E. R. Gehman
Watt & Shand
Lancaster, PA
Spacht’s
Trevers
Lititz
Englander & Simmons
Spacht
Lititz, Pa
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