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Editor and Proprietor EK Buch sets subscription at $1.50 yearly. The item notes Lititz Pennsylvania post office reception as second class matter for the publication.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
4
Editor and Proprietor EK Buch sets subscription at $1.50 yearly. The item notes Lititz Pennsylvania post office reception as second class matter for the publication.
County meetings discuss bonded or community warehouses for tobacco and farm products. The article notes low prices for crops, calls for farmer organization to bypass middlemen, and cites successful co operative efforts in North East and other towns, with a focus on leaf tobacco pooling and direct sales to consumers.
Bulletin No. 92 outlines the organization and operation of cooperative marketing associations. It explains how they function and offers the folder free upon request to Burne W. Beall Director Bureau of Farm Economics Cave City Kentucky.
Lexington residents and relatives from Lancaster Rothsville Lititz Manheim Brunnerville and Reading spent Sunday visiting friends and family members including Flora Kline Joseph Miller Edwin Markley Jillian Himmelberger and Violet Kauffman.
Guinea fowls lay in field nests with up to twenty eggs each and hatchings look promising. Harry Pfautz near Rothsville owns fifty birds but losses by crows and skunks have reduced eggs. Joseph Dreifus found a fifteen egg nest and will monitor hatch success. A 25 pound bag of granulated sugar is offered at Pfantz Bros with groceries.
A Mothers Day program at the Moravian church begins at 7 30 p m Sunday. Daughters greet mothers at the door and serve as ushers. An annual Moravian Home offering will be collected and a daughter sings a solo as a feature.
The Farmers Electric Company files a tariff supplement with the Public Service Commission to take effect May 28 1921 proposing increases in the net monthly minimum lighting charge for single transformer customers and reductions in the late payment penalty from 20 to 10 percent. Schedule G is established Primary Service Wholesale Lighting and Power.
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