Red Lion man confined after copperhead bite and more news
Bitten by a copperhead over a year ago William Buckingham of Red Lion York county remains housebound with a badly swollen leg. Frog hunters near Milton report success while others from Elimsport Housel's run and Watsonstown return with catches. A cow fell into mine shafts near Cork Lane Plymouth and was rescued after hours of effort. Squirrels in Capital Park Harburg feast on nuts and pecans from a carolina pop planted by ex Governor Hastings attracts their attention. Spookie the Hope firehouse bulldog dies after years of service and shows. John Smith Lamar Clinton county raises a baby fawn 15 inches tall two weeks old fed milk and treated like a pet. A Smith picnic and reunion is planned at Jefferson Park Punxsutawney on July 25 inviting all with Smith names or ties to Smiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Buckingham
Red Lion
York County
Capital Park
Harburg
Hargest
Carolina
Dan H. Hastings
John Smith
Lamar
Clinton County
Jefferson Park
Punxsutawney
Smith
Do Not Use Salt on the Ground for Orchard Trees
State Zoologist H A Surface of the Department of Agriculture in Harrisburg advises a beginner orchardist that watering young apple trees with two pounds of nitrate of soda in fifty gallons of water is fine but salt should be kept out. Salt does not retain moisture or aid growth and can harm trees. Cultivation plus nitrate mix may stimulate growth, especially for stressed young trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Surface
Department of Agriculture
Harrisburg
Surface
Kate Edwards Deeply Penitent After Murder Trial
Kate Edwards, under sentence of death for the murder of her husband John Edwards near Stoudsburg on July 2 1902, expresses deep penitence on the eleventh anniversary. The case involved four trials and a retrial for Samuel Gleason, with legislative action for new trials based on discovery evidence. Governors have not fixed an execution date. Edwards faces hanging despite petitions and protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Edwards
John Edwards
Stoudsburg
Samuel Gleason
Edwards
Legislatature
State Supreme Court
Mitchel
John H. Rothermal
Gleason
Lititz Springs Picnic Schedule and Related Events
A compiled list of summer church and community picnics and related events from July through October in Lancaster and nearby towns. Entries include L ititz Springs gatherings, church S. S. picnics, family reunions, music by local bands, and county fairs with dates and locations.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Garage
Bel
Ind
Marion
South Broad St
Lititz, PA
Whan B. Habecker
Milton
Walter L. Keiser
Will Root
James Kerstetter
Maurice Woltinger
John Ranyan
Elimsport
Frank Allen
Walter Hunter
Housel
Harry Gava
Thomas Bennett, Jr
South Front Street
Watsontown
Cork Lane
Plymouth
Aokie
Hope
Irisburg
Spookie
Baltimore
United States
R. V. Pierce
Pierce
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Prest
Buffalo, N. Y
DR. Pierce
LA France
Oxfords & Pomps
W. M. Grube
East Main Steel
Lititz
Lancaster Covenant A. B
Otterbein
Lititz Springs
Lancaster St. Mark’s Lutheran S. S
Kieffer
Rothsville
Lititz St. Paul
Mt. Airy Band
Lancaster St. John’s
Bushong
Lancaster First Reformed 8. S
White Oak Lutheran
Denver St. John’s
Littz
Lancaster Bethany
U. E
Lancaster M
Lancaster County
Lancaster
A. R. Keller
Lititz, Penna
Atlantic
Cape May Sea
Isie City
Ocean City
Reading Railway
Lancaster East
Petersburg
Columbia
Asund Isyill
Vancaster
Wanheir
Millway
Akron
Tiphrata
Stevens Denver
Thinholds
Philaddelphia
Philadelphia
Reading Terminal
Chestnut Street Ferry
New Implement House
Bear & Long’s Coal and Lumber Yard
W. F. Groff
Eititz
Detroit
R. J. Kofroth
E. Centre St
The
Lancaster Trust Go
Queen St
Lancaster, Pa
Ton
J. Way
John D
Ghabill
Tong
John Hertzlami
John D. Skiles
Herbert ©. Miller
G.8. Mellingher
John 8. Graybill
W. A. Hensel
H.W. Hartman
John Hertzler
John A. Nauman
John B. Miller
J. T. Breneman
Weave
Joseph Dreifus
S. M. Huber
F. MI. Bowman
Rothsville, PA
A. H. Kreider
W. Vine ST
C. N. Derr
Waverly
Waverly Oil Works Co
Pittsburg
Waverly Special Auto
Bell
Uncle Sam
Bell Telephone Co
Penna
R. E. Smith
Lancaste
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