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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
9
Local readers are urged to express views on two upcoming questions. A State plan would add 224 liquor stores nationwide with eight in the county, one locally. protests could block a local store. In November residents decide on Sunday movies, with letters welcome to publish signed opinions.
Lititz features fine gardens and skilled gardeners as spring brings full bloom to roses peonies ramblers and flowering vines along porches and streets inspiring admiration for the town’s horticultural scene.
Historical notes reveal a hot week halting chocolate making at the Ideal factory due to heat affecting in progress goods. The page also covers local incidents including a Warwick man’s stair fall and stitches to his car, plus community garden pride and civic improvements.
Farmers warn that neglecting thistle control lets the weed seed spread, damaging land and yields. A Lan caster area owner reports deep plowing reduced thistles and stronger crops. State Agriculture and Extension Service offer control guidance. kill thistles now and prevent seed spread.
Martin S. Roger of Brunnerville owns a 1200 pound cow with a tiny calf measuring 25 inches long 20 inches high and under 25 pounds. Mrs Christian Shoemaker on Spruce Street saved her 1-year-old child after discovering it lifeless under a pillow. A Columbia farmer fined 4 for Sabbath tobacco planting. Two fire engines tested with some leakage. An old willow near Springs fire threat saved by W H Bollinger and helpers. John Amer's horse clocked 118 seconds for a half mile at Warwick track. James Sturgis had a hay hauler breakdown near the Evangelical graveyard.
Readers discuss the Court decision and its perceived effect on the New Deal era. Critics warn of hidden schemes by business and government factions to centralize control, challenge private industry, and expand executive power amid the ongoing political crisis.
Jacob Kemper returns home from Juniata County while Ben Stauffer visits his father near Quarryville who marks his 90th birthday. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs A M Sheaffer Rothsville. Mr and Mrs M B Hallacher announce the birth of a boy.
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