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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1936
Page
3
The article notes seed sources by region with preference for northwestern alfalfa in central counties and Grimm or Ontario Variegated varieties in northern and mountain areas. It urges spring tree planting, warns of low nursery supply, and mentions rising colt numbers and the Gold Medal Colt Club promoting better horses in Pennsylvania.
Gardens should provide enough greens tomatoes root crops and other vegetables such as peas corn and beans to meet a family's food requirements. They can be used fresh canned dried or stored for future use.
Classified ads in Atlvs deliver measurable outcomes for buyers and sellers. The listings connect readers with services, job openings, and sale opportunities, driving business and local activity across the community.
Buckley’s Mixture offers fast action on bronchial and persistent coughs with a few doses said to calm sleepless nights. The product is alkaline and marketed as a superior cough remedy with 45 and 85 cent prices from W. K. Buckley, Inc. Rochester, N. Y.
Clara Emma Bechtel is summoned in a January Term divorce proceeding to appear in Lancaster Pennsylvania before the Court of Common Pleas starting March 16 1936 at 10:00 AM to show cause why she should not be divorced from Harry B Bechtel. Sheriff Tom C. Shirk issues the command.
A January term 1986 case involves Leroy Hackart seeking or facing divorce from Margaret Hackart. The document directs Margaret to appear or respond to the court, with the sheriff notified to enforce the matrimonial bond.
A fragmented record from Lancaster Pennsylvania lists Anna Aardrup and Niels P Aardrup in a January term 1936 case before the court of common pleas. The document references a motion or contract dispute and mentions judges and a local court setting.
Lillie R. Shiffer requests that John R. Shiffer be not divorced from the bonds of matrimony. Address appears in the January Term 1936 matter No. 5.
In Lancaster Pennsylvania Ralph W Adams appears in the January Term 1986 case No 24 before the Court of Common Pleas. The document references Edith E Adams and a note to the judges regarding the aforementioned matter.
Marie Bennett seeks relief against Clarence N. Bennett in a January term 1936 case No. 25. The petition requests action by the court but details in the fragment are unclear about the outcome or specific relief sought.
The case Martha J Hickey versus William Newton Hickey appears in the January Term 1936 as case No. 26. The document references the sheriff, 4tm12, in relation to the action.
Mae R Presgraves and Henry Clyde Presgraves appear for January Term 1936 No 27 in the Court of Common Pleas. The notice directs legal action related to the named parties with specified terms.
A historical court record references Mae A Shaub versus Mae A Shaub and Abner D Shaub in a 1936 January term at a Court of Common Pleas. The fragment indicates a procedural filing and party names without a clear outcome.
Accounts to be presented to the Court for confirmation on Monday March 16 1936. Guardians listed include Anna H Miller weak minded guardian The Union National Mount Joy Bank Lillian A Pachelbel weak minded guardian Farmers Trust Company of Lancaster Mohler Lizzie weak minded guardian Galen N Barry Sima
Letters of Administration granted to N. I. Long. Creditors and those with claims must present them for settlement. Address: Rothsville, Pennsylvania. Attorney: Joseph B. Wissler.
An old advertisement touts kidney and bladder health with Drs prescribed Cystex. It claims 9 million kidney tubules can be endangered by neglect and drastic drugs and promises dramatic relief in 48 hours with a one week vitality boost. The ad sells at 3c per dose with money back guarantee.
An Illinois reader endorses Lydia Pinkham's Tablets for periodic weakness and nervousness, claiming the remedy built her up and eased menses. The ad urges trying the small 25 cent size next month and quotes Mrs. Dorsie Williams of Danville Illinois.
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