Lititz Record front matter page editors and address
The Lititz Record lists editors E. D. Fulweiler and J. R. Johnson and notes it is published by The Record Printing Co. Address communications to 8 South Broad Street Lititz Pa. Subscription is $1.50 a year.
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Record Printing CO
E. D. Fulweiler
J. R. Johnson
South Broad Street
Lititz, Pa
We Are Lucky in Lancaster County Compared to Southwest
A traveler describes severe famine in the Mississippi and Missouri valleys where 150,000 to 175,000 people lack feed for livestock. Many suffered property destruction in a recent flood and were rebuilding when a drought hit, leaving communities struggling to restart farming.
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Lancaster County
United States
Mississippi
Missouri
Lititz News Roundup of Winter Trade and Mishaps 1906
From the Past recalls a snowy period with 47 inches of snow since November in Lititz, scarce water earlier, and thawed floods. Oysters were scarce, a new Lime Rock Reading line station underway, and a man lost fingers in a freight-car accident. Deer were found tame in Lititz Springs Hotel stables, the Lititz Malt house malted 300 bushels weekly for Baltimore, and a mad dog incident traced to multiple bites. Linden Hall students rode to Lancaster to hear the Philadelphia Orchestra. A $40,000 water plant loan loomed at the upcoming election amid Butter at 26 cents per four pounds and eggs at 15 cents a dozen.
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Lititz
Reading
Lime Rock
Albert Woltalfe
Dr. Roebuck
I. G. Pfautz
Miffin County
Lititz Springs
Baltimore
Frank Bentz
Brunnerville
Hiram Holtzhouse
Herbert Beck
Linden Hall
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Valentine
Monroe Fahnestock
Brownstown
Plymouth Rock Inscription and Split in History
The inscription notes the date 1620 on Plymouth rock. The rock split in 1774 and on July 4, 1834 a portion was moved to Pilgrim wall. The remaining section was sealed by a granite canopy and iron fence, with a portion still visible in the harbor.
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Plymouth Rock
Pilgrim Wall
Plymouth
Let Hot Sandwiches Add Zest to Your Breakfast
Hot sandwiches enliven breakfast with varied fillings and quick techniques. Recipes include buttered toast with sausage and tomato sauce, fried oyster sandwiches with eggs and Worcestershire, ketchup or chili sauce dips, and multiple meat and relish combos on buttered toast or biscuits.
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H. J. Heinz Company
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Kellogg’s
Zartman’s Store
Garvin
East King Street
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
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Fride & Saturdey
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