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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1926
Page
7
Letters of administration granted to William Garner of Warwick Township Lancaster County Pennsylv a nia. He requests all debts be paid promptly and all claims presented for settlement to the administrator Clayton S. Zartman executor residing in Lititz R D. Please address all demands to Warwick Township.
Estate of Kate B Buch of Warwick township seeks all debts and demands against the estate. Letters of administration have been granted to the undersigned who resides in the same locality. Persons with claims are required to present them promptly for settlement.
Carloads and trainloads of manure fertilize the booming mushroom business in West Chester and Green Hill, with weekly shipments supplying numerous plants along the Baltimore Central railroad line from Wawal westward to Oxford. Kennett Square and Toughkenamon host many operations as industry growth accelerates.
The passage notes daily overline usage and manure procurement through Philadelphia and New York dealers, highlighting the ongoing reliance on external suppliers for plant needs. It reflects regional trade patterns and sourcing challenges in urban agricultural operations.
An article notes an immense quantity of horses sourced from Jersey City and Newark. Many horses remain in service in large cities, primarily for drawing trucks, and this usage remains widespread.
A brief note reports scarce imports and weak procurement across the country. Traders express concern over dwindling inventories while local sellers struggle to secure goods for the coming weeks. Prices remain tentative as wholesalers watch regional demand.
The advertisement list shows mantel clocks from $6 to $12, tambour shapes $10 to $35, never wind and 400 day clocks at $20, fancy one day clocks $1.50 to $10, and chime clocks ranging $40 to $70. It promotes the piece as the “Gift that Lasts.”
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