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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
2
Brubaker cites buyer tactics to keep Lancaster tobacco price low
J C Brubaker Lancaster County Farm Bureau president notes methods used by buyers to suppress tobacco prices. He cites bonuses for growers, hauling allowances, and even offers to open savings accounts for children to secure sales at low prices. He mentions a cooperative marketing plan as a potential alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
J. C. Brubaker
Lancaster County Farm Bureau
Brubaker
Lancaster
Congress
County Tobacco Growers’ Association
United States
Italian Immigrant Boy Triumphs to Chemist Riches
Charles Battista, an Italian immigrant who arrived 22 years ago, rose from a paint plant job to become chief chemist for the American Car and Foundry Company at Berwick. He later led the Berwick Tank Company and earned a high salary with a New York varnish firm after developing an acid and alkali resistant paint composition and spray application method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Battista
American Car and Foundry Company
Berwick
New York
Battista
Berwick Tank Company
America
Warning Against Fake Nurserymen Peddlers
Department of Agriculture warns in its weekly bulletin that fake nurserymen travel door to door in suburbs and country areas selling nursery trees shrubs and plants. It urges checking for a valid card certificate shown only by reputable agents to avoid fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Romance in Transportation Then and Now
A concise chronicle traces romance in transport from pack horses to ox carts and wagons, concluding with the modern locomotive and automobile leading the list.
Certificates Become Void After October 1, 1925
The notice warns that the ecard certificates expire October 1 1925 and urges buyers to ensure agents hold valid ecards. It emphasizes not placing orders with him and stresses verification of credentials before transactions.
Manheim trapper nets wild pussy in yard
In Manheim a neighborhood amateur trapper, Emanuel Trout, found a wild cat at his trap in the yard by the Printing House. He sought help from local trappers and learned the catch was a woods pussy, a notable black and white feline with a white dorsal stripe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel “Mony” Trout
Sentinal
Manheim
North Main Street
Ritter
Fight Despondency Duty to labor in one's calling
A moral admonition urges men to avoid despondency after setbacks beyond their control and to persevere in their work. The Exchange emphasizes duty, resilience, and self-discipline in facing misfortunes.
Time to Start Lawn Work
Experts from the Department of Agriculture advise starting lawn care for a smooth seeded lawn this summer. They note alternating freezing and thawing loosened grass and urge rolling after the ground dries to avoid compaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Gress
AMTIETE Farm Calendar Updates for Bees and Hogs
The calendar notes early spring food for bees with honey or sugar to keep them alive. It highlights two former pig club members raising ten litters in Pennsylvania and stresses careful feed to boost production and rural club growth. It also covers sowing low annual flowers, stocking spare farm parts, welding small breaks, hotbed care, and evaluating pastures for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pig Club
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State College
Last Civil War veteran Henry Horn of York receives praise
Henry Horn, 85, noted as the only York man alive in Battery E First Pennsylvania Light Artillery, 43d Regiment, was wounded thrice in Civil War battles. He survived a forehead wound at Gettysburg and a sabre near scalping, later crushed ribs at Fair Oaks, and now lives with son in law and daughter at 519 South Duke Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Horn
York
Pengania
Charles Campbel
Gettysburg
Battle of
Fair Oaks
Mr. Horn
W. J. Gardner
South
Duke Street
Penn Relatives Sought in Ground Rent Removal Suit
Real estate dealer Martin A. Reinsmith seeks to remove a ground rent on a property once owned by the Penn family. Sheriff Sertsebach, per Judge Reno, ordered encumbrance striking. Attempts to serve papers on Penn relatives Ann Penn Greenleaf Margaret F. Dale Walter C. and Mary Livingston failed as they have been dead about 150 years. The sheriff searched personally and advertised in newspapers to comply with the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Ann Penn Greenleaf
Margaret F. Dale
Walter C
Mary Livingston
William Penn
Allentown
Martin A. Reinsmith
Sertsebach
Reno
Died Refusing to Reveal Safe Combination
Simon Horoshack a Shamokin grocery man died after refusing to divulge his safe combination. Russel Blauvitz, locksmith, opened the safe posthumously exposing cash insurances and papers bequeathing his estate to his widow. Two women attacked by a Holstein bull near Waynesboro were saved by James Reed who roped the animal after it chased them through town. No new potato wart cases in Hazleton district quarantine area. ag department continues surveillance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Horoshack
Shamokin
Mr. Horoshack
Russel Blauvitz
Charles Buhrman
Daniel Graver
Waynesboro
James Reed
Scores
Hazleton
State Department of Agriculture
Pullet Flocks Dominate January Egg Production Leaders
White Leghorns topped the January rankings on Pennsylvania poultry farms with 100 plus-pullet flocks. J G McCoy Jr led with 760 birds averaging 19.6 eggs, followed by A G efforts and other growers like Martin Poultry Farm Newton and F B Yockey Apollo. Other top flocks include Anthony Strausstown and Heimberger Saltsburg with strong per flock production. City quarantine offices issue immune seed permits as safeguards against outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State College Extension Service
J. G. McCoy, Jr
Emlentan
A. G
City Hall
Pennsylvania
G. M. Anthony
Strausstown
Brush Creek Poultry Farm
Manor
William Heimberger
Saltsburg
William Jadley
Laughlintown
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L. M. Sheaffer
Ephrata
Old Quay Farm
St. Joseph’s Convent
the Adorers of Precious Blood
Matthew §. Quay Farm
D. F. Magee
Magee
The
Adorers of Prescious Blood
Alton
Ill
Paulina
East Petersburg
Holtwood’s
Luther Wohlsen
Holtwood
Jack Allman
Los Angeles
Cal
Mr. Allman
Amtiete
Bull
J. C. Breneman
Front Street
Lititz
Barr’s Old Mill
Royal Flower Pot
Gelitat
Columbian
Amer’s Hardware
Department
R. J. Foreman
Carlisle
J. W. Brown
Erie
Clyde Houck
Clymer
HB. P. Riley
Dallas
Marcus McKnight
Lititz Springs
Nat'l Bank
Lititz, Penna
O. K
Philadelphia
Diamond Grid Batteries and Service
Overland and Ford Parts
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