Warlen allegations spark restocking protest in Lancaster area
The long debate over license funds for game restocking grows. Carl Islean leaders accuse the State Game Commission of misusing revenues while hunters in Marietta and Lancaster report scant restocking. Local figures like R. E. Shearer push for accountability as concerns rise about 8 percent of funds directed to Cumberland County and a lack of pheasants and other small game.
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Jersons
R. E. Shearer
Carlisle
Field Snot
Tamcaster
Kalbfus
Shearer
Harrisburg
Marietta
Haldeman
State Game Commission
Or Game
Lancaster
Charlie Humer
Shultzback
Rhetol Rod and Gun Club
Lancaster County
Cumberland County
Bowman
Dewies
Mwhreas
Charles I. Landis
Aaron B. Hassle
Court of Common Pleas
County of
Court House
City of
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Laniter
Tonall Restorative Tonic Promoted At Lititz Drug Store
A testimonial based promotional note extols Tonall as a health restoring tonic. It claims the medicine contains no poisonous minerals, lists its root and herb ingredients on the label, and notes a College analysis supports its safety. Sold at J. E. Charles' Drug Store in Lititz.
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Yonall
Beck
F and M. College
J. E. Charles’ Drug Store
Lititz
Advertising Creates Confidence in You and Your Store
An ad urging advertisers to build trust through consistent promises and proactive promotion. It warns against irresponsible business and misleading messages, arguing that believable, frequent communication earns a profitable reputation and customer belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une
War ruins reach Alaska and Russian church shifts roles
The article notes far flung war ruins in Alaska and Russia stamped out of money as mother parishes pull support from churches in Flint area. It mentions small congregations funding churches and describes Russian clergy like Fa A. T. Kashevaro taking a summer post as inspector of customs at Hidden Inlet to supplement duties.
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Ofan Tes
Alaska
Russia
Flint
Fa A. T. Kashevaro
Sumi
Hidden Inlet
VEGETABLE STORAGE OFFERS WINTER COST SAVINGS
Prepared by the U S Department of Agriculture the article urges home storage of late vegetables to cut menu costs and provide fresh produce in winter. It endorses growing a half acre for family use, storing beets cabbage carrots celery onions parsnips potatoes sweet potatoes salsify and turnips, and dry storing beans. A cool ventilated cellar or partitioned attic with light and ventilation is recommended for effective storage.
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United States
System of Yarding Swine and Cream Quality Tips
A fragment discusses yarding hogs for health and welfare, stressing sensible grouping to maintain health. It advises stirring cream at least once daily to keep it smooth.
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Caps promise relief and restoration
An old advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Caps as a cure for nervousness stomach trouble kidney complaints and urinary difficulties. It claims to build up health restore vigor and prevent relapse with three sizes and a money back guarantee if not satisfied, urging readers to insist on the original import and no substitutes.
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Gott Metal
Haarlem
Tate
Bran scarcity and rise of manure spreaders on farms
The article notes a long shortage of bran driven by increased wheat flour milling and use by mixed feed manufacturers, with farmers questioning its value as feed. It also highlights the growing popularity of manure spreaders, citing a Drumore farmer who calls it a money and time saver that keeps barns tidy and reduces hauling effort each season.
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Bkdys Mill
Drumore
State Advances Commercial Orchards Across Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania expands commercial orchards with 1444 apple and peach holdings led by Adams county. More than 1.3 million peach trees and 725,900 apple trees statewide, with over 70 pear orchards and nine quince orchards including two with at least 1900 trees. Erie leads in commercial cherry orchards near YG, Pike county grows 1000 crabapple trees, Adams county reports 1800 quince trees, amid eleven current plantations. The article also notes the peanut as a legume and describes its growth and processing into factories.
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Pennsylvania
Sammers
Adams County
Erie
Pike County
Cher
Peanut Processing Then Sale and Byproducts
The text describes cleaning and sorting peanuts, using a rumbler to polish large shells, selling peanuts in shells, shelling first grades for salting and peanut butter, uprooting plants with roots, drying peanuts, pressing broken peanuts for oil, selling oil as “cure olive oil,” producing oil cakes for feed, and a stray note about prepaid subscriptions to the RecoRD.
Tobacco Grower Notice on Price Maintenance and Signup
A fragmented notice from RL. Kimbrough at North Market Street Lane discusses keeping tobacco prices high. It urges growers to sign up, contact the office, and mentions a large price pack plan and an additional check. Office hours 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. are referenced with unclear details.
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North Market Street
Lane Tr
Anti
Kimbrough
Sprites
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