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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1929
Page
4
E. D. Fulweiler and J. R. Johnson are listed as editors and publishers, indicating leadership roles at the newspaper. The note underscores their responsibility for editorial direction and publication operations within the local press.
St Swithin's Day passed with cool weather and a light hail Sunday. In Manheim township property owners seek a Lancaster County Court injunction to stop widening or relocating parts of Lititz pike, arguing state plans lack local input while highways officials remain silent on details. Attested quote on constitutional rights ends note.
The State Game Commission announced a 1929 open season on male deer six days a week, with deer now protected only for males. The season runs August 1 to November 30 for birds, and November 1 to December 15 for several mammals including bear over a year and elk. Raccoon bag limit from November 1 to January 15, fur-bearing animals except muskrats from November 1 to February 28, and muskrats December 1 to February 28. Migratory and waterfowl seasons will follow pending federal rules.
At the Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association meeting in Quarryville on Friday evening farmers voiced optimism for a quality yield and favorable market prices for the 1929 crop. They noted a smaller planting than earlier reports due to severe cutworm in spring, and discussed a county fair booth with prize money near $200 across four divisions. Government data showed leaf tobacco stocks essentially flat vs 1928, but about 30 million pounds lower than 1927, while April cigar production rose by 63 million Class A units valued at five cents or less, with Lancaster County tobacco used in milling.
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