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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1922

Page

2

Orchardist Expects 6000 Baskets of Peaches Near Palmyra

A. E. Reist of Hopewell Fruit Farms near Palmyra anticipates six thousand baskets of peaches on seventy acres with half the land planted in berries. Miss Elizabeth Meixell of Manheim seeks thousands of picture postal cards to send to missionaries in China where they are valued by children.

Lebanon County A. E. Reist Hopewell Palmyra Manheim Elizabeth Meixell China

Reading Moose Plans $200000 Lodge with Large Auditorium

Reading Moose Lodge begins work on a $200000 building. The 75 by 270 foot three story lodge will include an auditorium seating 3000, lodge quarters and banquet hall. Also noted Dietrich Lamade of Pennsylvania Grit Publishing marked 50 years in printing and J Horace McFarland honored guest for 51 years in the business.

Reading’s Lodge of Moose Dietrich Lamade Pennsylvania Grit Publishing Company Williamsport J. Horace McFarland Harrisburg

York Nurse on Airplane Trip from London to Paris

Miss Mary Sechrist, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Sechrist of York, lected as nurse, traveled from New York on April 11 visiting France, England, Germany, Holland, Switzerland, Spain and Italy and witnessed the Passion Play at Oberammergau before returning home. A bear chased by dogs amused campers along Loyalsock creek Lycoming county as it climbed a tree and accepted ice cream on a long pole eight times. The owners finally called off the dogs and the bear escaped. Read the Record $1.50 a year.

London Paris Mary Sechrist John Sechrist York Loyalsock Creek Lycoming

Automobiles Cross Columbia Bridge in One Week

The week of July 28 saw almost 10 000 automobiles cross the Columbia bridge with a minimum toll of 23 cents per auto. A preacher’s tire was stolen during services while Rev J G Nordeweir preached. Samuel Wilhelm paid 12 60 in Oregon for dog chasing game during closed season. Henry Kissinger warned of a midnight robber at Justice Mohn’s Rothsville home. A weasel killed 28 young chickens for James Nagle of Marietta. a cat killed a mate weasel, both to receive bounty.

Columbia Bridge Samuel Wilhelm Oregon S. H. Wolf Brownstown Lloyd A. Stauffer Akron Henry Kissinger Joseph Mohn Rothsville Eugene Mohn James G. Nagle Marietta Mr. Nagle Otto Huber

Gasoline Tips and Broody Hen Advice From 1920s Columns

Motors urged to check pumps with a five gallon standard, watch delivery strokes and lines, test in presence of inspectors, and note leaks or idle-pump issues. Separately farm guidance details humane hen brooding methods with a coop setup, feed, water, and timing to restart laying.

National Automobile Chamber of Commerce J. N. Robinson

Farm Calendar highlights on pest control and caponizing

The column urges practical farm practices including pota to aphis and leaf hopper control in southeastern Pennsylvania with Bordeaux spray adjustments. It promotes garden tool care calf feeding utensil cleanliness and caponizing cockerels. An anecdote about Dr Buckley and a colored preacher ends with a humorous wife line.

Pennsylvania State College Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania J. M. Buckley South

Corn Fields in Fine Condition Across the County

Farmers see a robust corn crop with excellent growth and healthy color. Insects have caused little damage, aided by frequent rains, leaving fields ready to endure dry weather and signaling a strong season ahead.

County Students Back Penn State Summer Session Aid Plan

Lancaster county students at the Pennsylvania State College Summer session endorse expansion to state university status and pledge to raise a $2,000,000 building fund. They form a county organization, vote to campaign for two weeks, and invite former students to contribute over three years to accommodate future enrollment of 16,000.

Lancaster County Pennsylvania State College Pennsylvania State University State University

Renowned animal surgeon treats injured Airedale to recovery

Dr. H. Balthaser of Philadelphia, famed in animal surgery, repaired an Airedale’s broken spine after a car struck it. He cast, splinted, and built a walker, enabling the dog to stand and walk again in five weeks and be sent home. Also reports show a separate assault charge and a dinner table quip about appetite.

H. 8. Balthaser Ephrata Phildelphia New York American Balthaser

Molasses Factory to Erect Plant Near Lancaster

Swarthmore College officers led by Dr. P. G. Hildebrandt plan a new molasses plant on a 47 acre tract along the Conestoga near Lancaster to produce potash and fuel from low grade cane molasses called blackstrap. A small experimental plant has operated at Swarthmore for two years. The Swarthmore venture forms part of a broader Lancaster County industrial push.

Swarthmore College P. G. Hildebrandt Philadelphia Lancaster Conestoga A. L. Seaman Swarthmore

Berks County Quail Season Closed for One Year

The state game commission closed Berks County to quail hunting for one year and added Carbon and nine other counties to the same prohibition. Allegheny County also saw a broad closed season on multiple game species. Farmers argue quail are vital insect control and crop protectors, and petitions in Berks urged reclassifying quail as song birds, a move the Legislature rejected.

Berks County State Game Commission Carbon Allegheny County

Farmer's Enemy Rats and Rat Snap Endorsement

James Baxter of New Jersey extols RAT SNAP as a reliable rodent killer he keeps in his home. He reports annual use of about $3 and saves roughly $300 in losses to chicks eggs and feed. Available in three sizes 35 65 and 125 cents sold by L. M. Moyer Lititz and S. M. Fahnestock Lexington Read the Record.

James Baxter N. J L. M Moyer Lititz S. M. Fahnestock Lexington

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Palm Beach Madras Chambria Union Cooper Union Topkis Union W. H. Buch Lititz Pa Reading Moose Wild Bear J. G. Nordeweir Colerain Cornwall Russia Lizzie B. Bach, Fromerly Petrograd America Mickie Huthin Charles Su Xoo Ghai Shre Bey Mw’ Bird HY Coffin Feller Penn State John B. Schaeffer Penn Township Squire Danner E. E. Beck Beck & Son, Manheim Beck Schaeffer Beechans PS Molasses Factory Susquehanna Berks Deauville Queen St W. W. Appel & Son Lancaster, Pa Frey Chas. H. Fry Chas. H. Frey King St
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