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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1911
Page
4
Advertisers and others are warned that the paper goes to press every Thursday morning and cannot guarantee insertion of much content after Wednesday afternoon. Communications must include the writer’s name and address as a guarantee of good faith, though not necessarily for publication.
A February 23 1941 editorial discusses a reciprocity treaty with Canada awaiting ratification by Congress and Parliament. It frames reciprocity as a middle ground between free trade and protection, notes Tafts support, and argues for a trial period to assess outcomes and potential abrogation if unsatisfactory.
A reflective piece on death as the universal equalizer and consolation in loss, urging living fully and cherishing memories. It includes a Warwick township notice about a family of seven with ages 24, 32, 7, 23, 15 months and weights 219, 279, 78, 58, 25 pounds, totaling 657 pounds and initials totaling 15, ten of which are Hs. The writer teases a humorous record beyond the moral meditation.
Public notice invites residents to submit spring sale dates for the Recorp sale registry. Notices are printed free for those with posters at the office. Isaac Lorab of Penryn buys all kinds of horses and ships weekly, contact Independent phone 70 or Bell phone 193.
In Rothsville this week sleighing pleased many residents likely short lived as winter. The town reports most tobacco crop sold and lists visitors from Reading Lititz and Lancaster. A February 28 public farm stock sale by Frank Bouder is announced and a spelling bee at Rothsville High and Grammar School with four classes and prizes.
Akron notes report a forthcoming Akron Literary Society program this Friday. The Miller Hess & Co boot and shoe firm is chartered with 100000 capital in 100 shares. eight incorporators are listed. A new Akron stringed instrumental club elected officers and furnished music at a lyceum and for a high school debate. Local pastors Bechtel and Erisman preach farewell sermons as revival meetings continue with several baptisms and memberships.
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