Heat Wave Grips Park Picnic Bystanders
The region endured one of the hottest spells last week with the Park union picnic marked by scorching heat. Several mild heat related illnesses were reported but not serious. Tips include baths light meals and reduced exertion to cope with hot days while fans offer limited relief for hot nights. Salt intake is advised to replace losses from perspiration.
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Union
Postoffice Site Bids Opened in Central Business District
Bids on land offered as sites for the proposed postoffice here were opened on Monday. Several good plots are available in the central business district. A new building would beautify the town and the cost, shared by future generations, is deemed a minor expense.
Landon Leads Roosevelt in Nationwide Poll Shift
The Institute of Public Opinion reports a broad national shift away from Roosevelt to Landon since his nomination. In 38 states the President shows gains for the Republican candidate, signaling momentum even before Landon’s acceptance speech and public appearances.
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Roosevelt
Landon
Elizabeth-Warwick Township forms new telephone line
Farmers organize the Elizabeth-Warwick Township Telephone Company with lines from this place to Lexington Brunnerville Clay and Brickerville. Wayne Longenecker helps organize. officers elected are Harry Brubaker Milton Hess and Aaron Z Weidman. Thirty nine phones promised.
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Elizabeth-Warwick Township
Lexington
Brunnerville
Clay and
Brickerville
Wayne Longenecker
Bell Telephone Company
Harry Brubaker
Milton Hess
Aaron Z. Weidman
John K. Mathers
A. E. Bachman
Fifty Years Ago Lititz Local Notes July 16 1886
The Actives of Lititz lost to Akron 17 to 20 in a baseball game. Rev Reinke received a $37 Moravian Church purse for a three week Ocean Grove vacation. Daniel Weidner fell 15 feet from a wheat stack but avoided serious injury. Milchsack’s dog returned to Lime Rock. A fire ladder was stolen from I F Bomberger. the fire committee plans a Wednesday engine trial. Tobacco crops advance. P B Bucher’s Lime Rock mill is operating well.
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Orange and
Broad Streets
Hummelstown Company
Jimestone Foundation
David Frederick
Speedwell Farms
Elizabeth Township
Sallie Kofroth
Grace Rudy
Lily Rudy
East Main Street
Mary Hershey
J. W. G. Hershey
Warwick
Mary Bilxer
Lititz
Haydn Badorf
J. B. Hertzler
Uncle Sam
Akron
Moravian Church
Rev
Reinke
Ocean Grove
Daniel Weidner
Frank Becker
Pine Hill
Thomas Milchsack
Lime Rock
I. F. Bomberger
P. B. Bucher
US Economy Shows Mixed Signs Of Seasonality And Growth
The report notes seasonal slump in retail trade with hot weather boosting seasonal items and strong year over year levels. Bonus pay aids some cities while Philadelphia faces vacation-related downturn. New York promotions succeed. wholesale interest centers on Fall and Winter goods. Steel and electric power hit multi year highs, with a June momentum up from prior lows and 1935 national income around 58 billion dollars a third higher than in prior year.
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Philadelphia
New York
Furniture Mart
Chicago
Drouth
Dakotas
Northwest
St. Louis
Kansas City
Roper
Farm Prices and Auto Output Highlight 1932 Economic Snapshot
The report notes a 66 percent rise in farm commodity prices since early 1932 and cites 2,450,000 automobiles produced in the first half of the year, a 79 percent gain over total 1982 production.
Quotable Fragments on Life and Luck in a Patchwork Note
A collage of aphorisms and wry observations on fate, friendship, love, and daily choices. It parodies fortunes and misfortunes with humorous and cautionary lines about patience, envy, trust, and small daily decisions.
School contract let for WPA project at Farmersville
Warwick Township School Board awarded the hardware contract for the new Farmersville school to Herr and Company of Lancaster. The bid was 530 dollars. Other bidders were Reilly Bros. & Raub of Lancaster at 595 dollars and Steinman Hardware Co. of Lancaster at 623.75 dollars.
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Farmersville
Herr and Company
Lancaster
Warwick Township
Reilly Bros. & Raub
Steinman Hardware Co
RECORD Classified Atlvs They Bring Resulta
A short notice in RECORD Classified Atlvs reports successful results from recent listings. Names and exact outcomes are not fully legible, but the item highlights that a set of advertisements yielded measurable results for the advertiser.
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J. R. Johnson
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Emma
Harry E. Hacker
West Orange Street
Wallace Engle
New Street
Springs
Ephrata
Littig
Emily Miksch
J. A. Miksch
Charles Siegel
Lititz Springs National Bank
S. Cedar Street
Department of Commerce
ABC
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