Kreider Shoe Factory Planned at Lebanon
The Kreider Shay Co plans a two story brisk factory in Lebanon to manufacture children's ten shoes. A dawn of local notices includes a range of civic and personal items from ministers, prison costs, to a dog saving a Wyano family from fire.
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Kreider
Lebanon
Kreider Shay Co
Wil
Nervous Wreck Seeks Help From Neighbor For Free Advice
In Reading, Pennsylvania, an odd notice offers a so called cure and medical advice. The ad promises a “prescription” in tablets or liquid from a Dr. at a Buffalo hotel for free medical guidance. It quotes Marie Braun and provides a Buttonwood Street address.
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Marie Braun
Buttonwood
E-Avalids
Buffalo, N.Y
Four-Loot Mules Fetch 450 At Falmouth Sale And Town Plans
The public sale at Falmouth featured two mules that brought 450 dollars as part of a shift in local commerce. Ephrata Fire Company plans to build a large town hall once a deed is secured for the East Main street lot. Art Joy businessmen form a development company to build housing amid high rents. Mountville farmers form a cooperative tobacco marketing association spreading countywide. The Ephrata Cooperative Farmers Protective Association rents the Usner warehouse at Schoeneck with Janice Becker as manager and promises sizable tobacco commitments. Quarryville sheds its old lockup as the borough shows no need for detention facilities in years.
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W. L. Ackerman
Falmouth
Ephrata Fire Company
East Main Street
Art
Joy
Mountville
Mt. Joy
Lititz
Ephrata
Council Chamber
Quarryville
Soil factors in American history highlighted by Hulbert
Prof Hulbert at the American Historical Association meeting argued Pennsylvania limestone soils shaped wheat, transport, and migration. He said Conestoga horses and wagons, Lancaster Pike, canals and steamboats emerged from that region, altering U.S. expansion and Kentucky exploration. The talk contrasts Boone with surveyors who opened Kentucky.
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Pennsylvania
Tidewater
Virginia
Andaryland
Washington
Our Republic
Lancaster
America
Maryland
Potomac
Vally
Finneys
Lincols
Tranks
Boones
Cumberland
Kentucky
Tennessee
Boone
Hulbert
Daniel Boone
Kentucky Land Office
Depwy
Douglass, Taylor
William Preston
Mwulbert
Berks group defends fish planting and stream life
William Te. Wounterly secretary of the Berks County Rod and Gun Association says the group is not dumping fish but planting minnows and other life in streams to support bass and protect fry. He notes federal and state help, plans to stock perch trout and bass across multiple streams, and cites local efforts aided by Congressman Gernerd and Assemblyman Parish.
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William Te. Wounterly
Fisheries Department of the State
Fred B. Gernerd
Trexler Hatchery
Allentown
Assembylman Parish
Manatawny
Monocacy
Maidencreek
Tulpehocken
Northkill
Saucon Creeks
Bell Turkey Joins Bell Cow and Bell Sheep
Hollidaysburg businessman Chares A. Marks uses a small bell on a gobbler at his Roose's Station summer cottage to deter mice minks weasels and rats from raiding coops. Each gobbler movement rings the bell and scares the pests away.
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Chares A. Marks
Hollidaysburg
Roose’s
Marks
Davis to become Adjutant General of U S Army
Col. Robert C. Davis will assume the post on April 1 after Major General Peter Hattis retires. Davis, a West Point 1898 graduate and former A E F adjutant general, earned Distinguished Service Medals from the U S France Britain Belgium and Italy.
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Robert C. Davis
Thomas J Days
Lancter
U. S. Army
Peter ©. Hattis
Col
Davis
Neral
United States
France
Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
West Point
Marriott Brossins
Twin Brothers Wed Same Day and Welcome Two Babies
Isaac and Uasper Kassab of Philipsburg married on October 20 1920 in a double wedding with brides who are cousins. Their twins arrived within three hours of each other a girl and a boy. A separate note reports a man nicknamed John Smith from Virginia found buried up to his neck in a potato carload. he survived three days. County records show 11 300 dog licenses issued and 700 fishing licenses issued.
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Isaac
Uasper Kassab
Philipsburg
John Smith
Virginia
Palmisano & Co
Sunbury
Palmisano
Smith
Gude's Pepto Mang an Iron Tonic Claim
An advertisement touts Gude's Pepto Mangan as a "wonderfully efficient" iron tonic to relieve dyspepsia and headaches, restore appetite and color, and strengthen weak blood with both liquid and tablet forms.
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Gude
Dutch Wood Shoes Set for U.S. Market
Dutch makers of wooden shoes plan to bring them to this country as a practical option in damp weather. They are preferred to feather shoes for garden work and are even worn in Switzerland during rain. Lititz residents are asked who will adopt the shoes first for garden use.
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Holland
Switzerland
Lititz
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