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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1936
Page
3
The government will offer emergency crop and feed loans for 1936 within ten days. Through existing channels, loans cap at 200 dollars per farmer and require lack of credit from other sources. Eligible farmers may apply via field supervisors or local emergency loan committees for production and harvest needs.
A notice outlines use cases for funds including purchasing live stock or machinery and for payment of rents debts or taxes. The document lists potential expenditures and the purpose of the funding in a formal local notice.
England once led in wool production and Fingland's wealth rested on wool. The lord chancellor, presiding over the House of Lords, sits on the famous wool sack to recall that historic economic pillar.
Buckley’s Mixture claims to stop ordinary and bronchial coughs after a few doses. The alkaline formula is advertised as fast acting with guaranteed relief and prices of 45 and 85 cents at all druggists.
January term 1936 case in Lancaster Pennsylvania commands Margaret Hackart to appear March 16 1936 at 10:00 a m in a Court of Common Pleas to show cause why Leroy Hackart should not be divorced from matrimony.
Anna Aardrup and Niels P Aardrup appear in a 1936 term record noting a contract dispute or promissory matter. Sheriff Tom C Shirk is involved, indicating legal action or formal notice. The fragment references a March term and a nonpayment or contract contention.
Lillie R. Shiffer and John R. Shiffer involved in a 1936 January Term divorce matter. The court orders that Lillie R. Shiffer should not be divorced from John R. Shiffer, leaving the marriage intact as per sheriff’s notice.
Divorce notice involving Clara Emma Bechtel and Harry B Bechtel referenced in January Term 1936 No 2 with notes on bonds to Tom C Shirk and related procedural context. The readable fragment centers on the divorce proceedings and the parties named.
A 1986 Langaster term proceeding lists Ralph W. Adams and Edith E. Adams in a contested matter before local judges. The fragment indicates a court name Langaster and indicates the parties involved in the dispute.
Marie Bennett sues Clarence N Bennett in the January term of 1936 case number 25. The writ commands the defendant to appear at 10 o'clock a.m. at the sheriff's office to answer the plaintiff's petition.
Martha J Hickey and Henry Clyde Presgraves appear in a Court of Common Pleas docket for January Term 1936 Nos 26 and 27. The order requires them to show cause why Mac R Presgraves should be named in the proceeding. Proceedings set for Monday March 16 1936 before Judge Shirk.
A 1936 January term record lists Mae A Shaub and Abner D Shaub in a noted legal matter. The document references a dispute or order involving Abner D Shaub and Mae A Shaub with a filing citation No 28.
Accounts to be presented for confirmation nisi on Monday March 16 1936. Names include Anna H Miller weak minded guardian The Union National Mount Joy Bank Lills A Pachelbel weak minded guardian Farmers Trust Company of Lancaster Lizzie Mehlex weak minded Galen N Barry Guardian.
Letters of Administration granted to N. L. Long for the estate of Henry H. Long of Warwick Township Lancaster County. Creditors urged to pay debts and present claims for settlement to the administrator in Rothsville Pennsylvania.
A health ad claims kidneys filter and warns against harsh drugs. It promotes Cystex Lisa-Tex as a doctor prescribed treatment unofficially guaranteed to revive vitality in a week and offers a money back guarantee if the package is returned empty.
A Danville woman reports relief from periodic pains and discomfort with Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets. The ad notes small 25 cent size and claims reduced fatigue and nervousness, encouraging others to try next month.
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