Bear and cubs killed mark largest hunt of season
A Wilkes-Barre party reported killing a female bear and three cubs, the season’s largest bear kill. Three Kellner brothers from the Lion Hollow area have each used a stump overlook to take deer, Rudolph and Ralph Kellner earlier, and Joseph Kellner most recently. Also noted are storage expansions in Chambersburg and Civil War veteran Joseph W. Hughes’s death leaving Franklin Ginter as sole survivor of the York Pennsylvania Riflemen. A beaver dam at Bowman's mill in Bloomsburg was repaired by beavers, and Gettysburg hunters met a primeval bowman near South Mountain, who refused to name himself.
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Lion Hollow
White Haven
Rudolph Kellner
Ralph
Conyngham
Joseph Kellner
Rudolph
Evansalls
Blakes- Jee
Wilkes-Barre
QO. J. Miler
J G, Coty
H. Massaker
Clarence Durbee
Joseph W. Hughes
Lewistown
Franklin Ginter
South Newberry Street
York
York Pennsylvania Riflemen
Lincoln
Mr. Ginter
Mr. Hughes
Gettysburg
South Mountain
Daniel Boon
Harrisburg
Revival of Lehigh wood pile nuisance tested again
Aged Lehigh County driftwood nuisance and drunkards return as authorities debate reviving a municipal wood pile to curb rowdy groups. Drunkenness today matches past levels, with winter forecasts predicting a mild season until Christmas and possible January February storms. A Freeland lumberman cites hornet and squirrel behavior as a basis for his outlook. Bulgaria enforces a compulsory labor law requiring men over twenty and girls over sixteen to serve twelve and six months respectively.
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Lehigh County
W. F. Cantner
Freeland
Mr. Cantner
Bulgaria
Buck Deer Sighted Sparks Lancaster County Hunt and Boom
Within the county the town of Quarryville and surrounding areas buzz with a buck deer sighting on the road prompting hunts. Quarryville reports a business boom with new structures for tobacco storage, a large concrete Quarryville Body Company building, and a Tan caster Fertilizer plant. more manufacturers eye Quarryville as a site. Tobacco buyers visit as stripping season increases demand. crop prices range from 19 to 6, 21 4.
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Franklin County
Chambersburg Ice An Cold Storage Company
Crant Street
Beggar Row
Quarryville
Maryland Line
Lancaster County
Aldus Eshleman
Tancaster Fertilizer Company
Tobacco Ag
Seed Potatoes Arrive in Lancaster County
Four carloads of certified disease free seed potatoes from New England are distributed across Lancaster County by the Farm Bureau commodity division for fall planting with more expected next spring. The article also notes the arrival of Sodatol, a new farm explosive, produced by the U S Department of Agriculture and sold to farmers at cost, distributed countywide through the bureau. A brief humorous vignette about a shopper and his wife in a downtown clothing store is included.
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Lancaster
Commodity Division
Farm Bureau
New England
United States Department of Agriculture
U. S
Local Farm Bureau
Atmospheric Test with Manned Cylinder Experiment
Three men were confined in a cylinder V1 feet long and 9 feet in diameter. The air inside was progressively rarefied to simulate conditions at 27.888 feet altitude and a temperature 22 degrees below zero.
Preventive cleanliness and care in health matters
Cleanliness is the best defense in health. Small care and hygiene in selection and preparation can avoid high costs and suffering from avoidable diseases and ailments.
Ephrata Deer Hunters Return With 3 Fine Bucks
The Ephrata Hunting Club returned from a two week trip to Center County with three fine bucks including the largest guide ever saw from Cen Lee County. They also bagged wild turkeys pheasants and gray squirrels.
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Ephrata
Center County
Cen- Lee County
Klan Rally Draws Crowd at Elizabethtown Cross Burning Reported
A Ku Klux Klan event in Elizabethtown drew a packed theater audience for a two hour state organizer address. Two large crosses were burned during the gathering while the Fry family prepared to move to Ontario, Canada. The Methodist aged home purchase and Franklin and Marshall College building plans were announced, with dormitories for 42 boys and a new gym slated, along with chapel alterations to double seating and possible dining space.
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Elizabethtown
Ku Klux Klan
F. & M. College
Board of Trustees
Franklin and Marshall College
First Reformed Church
Navy Man of '62 Home at Last
Hugh Reilly 88, once believed dead, returns to Philadelphia to visit sister Rose Reilly after decades at sea and in the Naval Home. He served on the ironclad Monitor during the Civil War, memory clouded by wartime shell explosion, but later recalled family and hometown. A touring Ellis delegation helped arrange the East Coast visit from San Diego.
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Hugh Reilly
Philadelphia
Navy
Monitor
Rose Reilly
Callowhill Street
Reilly
The
Merrimac
United States Naval Home
San Diego
Cal
Rose
Ellis
Naval Home
Rosie
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Keystone Exchanges
North Mountain
Bowman’s Mill
Fishing Creek
Bloomsburg
Hugh
Canada
Enoch Fry
Martin B. Stauffer
Ontario
Fry
Mr. Fry
Lancaster City
W. James St
Man
Hugh Reily
Monitor Crew
Madras
Cap
Lititz, Pa
Hell Want
Monito All Silk
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