Lititz Record printing details and address note
The Lititz Record provides publishing details including editor E. D. Fulweiser and R. Johnson, publisher names, printing by THE RECORD PRINTING CO, and post office entry information. It lists South Broad Street Lititz PA as the contact address and notes subscription at $1.50 per year.
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the Record Printing CO
E. D. Fulweiser 3. R. Johnson Editora and Publishers
Lititz, Pa
South Broad Street
Lititz
Machines and Labor Revolutionize Production Rates
The Christian Century notes a sweeping shift as machines greatly cut labor needs. Bricks: 450 per man per day historically to 40 000 per man per hour now. Iron and steel output up tenfold since 1887 with similar employment. Lamp-maker tech now yields 442 bulbs per minute, replacing 10,000 workers. Railroads employ 2,100,000 in 1929. last September 996,000, with 560,000 modern workers handling all 1929 activity.
Deer Season Opens as Small Game Ends in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania hunters face a fifteen day deer season starting today with hopes for the best herd in a decade and fewer hunting accidents than last year. Deer are widespread outside Philadelphia and Allegheny Counties, with north central and South Mountain regions offering prime hunting for buck deer two points or more.
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Pennsylvania
State Game Commission
Philadelphia
Alleghney
Northcentral
South Mountain Range
Town Talk Roundup of Local Happenings and Odds
A mixed Town Talk column reports a tramp asking for nine cents and a comic remark about a ten percent cut. Bob Girvin suffers a toppled mishap after an auto horn summons him to the front, followed by a slip on a wash line. Harrisburgs highway patrol notes 240 crashes in ten months, 12 fatal. Lancaster Auto Club urges early 1933 tag registration. Citizens hope for snow and sledding, Lititz High eyed as county basketball champ, plus shop days until Christmas and notes on exercise balls.
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Bob” Girvin
Euto Horn
Springs Park boy breaks arm in tree fall
From the Past reports young son of William Longenecker fell from a tree in Springs Park while trying to catch a squirrel and broke his left arm above the wrist. The item notes other local events and prices including gas incidents, trolley schedule changes, a new Jenny Lind wagon, a damper regulator patent, and Governor Stuart’s cornerstone visit for Linden Hall gym.
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Guy
William Longenecker
Springs Park
Harry Ditzler
North Broad Street
J. B. Hertzler
Michael Bear
Lancaster
B. F. Lutz
Ed Hummel
Oregon
Bollinger
Stuart
Linden Hall
Farmers National Bank
Lititz Rothsville turn pike surveyed for eight thousand one hundred feet
The 8100 foot Lititz-Rothsville turn pike was surveyed by Israel Erb and assistants with no start date set. Grass fires from railroad engine sparks burned ties and park area. oil pipe line progress at Millway is highlighted. Street lights first lit Monday. Wolfe's store telephone to Linden Itall works and butter 24¢ per pound and eggs 80¢ a dozen.
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Lititz-Rothsville
Israel Erb
Millway
Wolfe
Linden Itall
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Commission
Dwig
Tae Ginny
Wes
Rer
Bureau of Highway Patrol and Safety At
Harrisburg
Lancaster Auto Club
Christman
Lancaster County
Lititz High
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