Safety First Tale of Helen and the Rooster Farewell
Helen and her mother spent the summer on a farm. A pet rooster dies when the minister visits for dinner, prompting Helen to shoo the chickens and warn that the meal might be the one that ate her father.
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Helen
Lititz Record Ownership Details for Oct 1 1927
Ownership and management declaration for the Lititz Record weekly of Lititz Pennsylvania. Editor Ralph E Buch publisher and owner Ralph E Buch. No known bonds or mortgagees. Sworn before notary J B Herr on October 24 1927. commission expires 1931.
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Lititz Record
Lititz
Ralph BE. Buch
Ralph E. Buch
Ralph FE. Buch
Ralfh E, Buch
J. B. Herr
Quotations Tag Everyday Ads and a County Campaign
A fragmented ad age collage mocks slogans from tobacco, electricity, and consumer goods with phrases like ask the man who owns one and save that schoolgirl complexion. It notes Bard’s high primary showing for County Commissioner and urges Burd’s election with Buddy style advocacy.
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Penn State
Bard
County Commission
Burd
Adv
Fresh eggs and high rooftop farms across the era
The piece contrasts Danish egg tracking with U S practices noting stamped shells and redress for faults, then shifts to Clif Edwards running a roof top truck farm in New York City growing peas tomatoes and radishes. It also recounts a parroted hotel rooster incident and a Providence hotel roof chicken yard now housing 1000 chicks 275 ducks and many flowers and vegetables.
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Denmark
Copenhagen
New York Times
New York City
Clif Edwards
Edwards
Providence
R. I
Providence Town Hall
L. B. Wallick
Avo
Poultrymen Meet in Lititz With Sawyer Experts
A special poultrymen meeting is set for Friday November 4 at 7 30 p m in Encks garage Lititz. Dr Thompson and Mr Hockersmith of the Sawyer Products Co New York City will address the gathering and conduct a clinic. Admission is free and all are welcome. The sponsors promote Sawyers Iodized Minerals for poultry hogs and dairy cattle and Sawyer s iodine worm capsules for worms in chickens.
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Enck
Lititz
Sawyer Products Co
New York City
Thompson
Hockersmith
Sawyer’s
Sawyer
Backward, Turn Backward Starts Commotion at Concert
A news item notes a performer created a stir by turning his back on the orchestra. It reflects on audience reaction and the moment’s impact at the event.
Advertising Says It Fails Then Learns From Practice
A man who claims advertising does not pay misses the point. He ignores timely, useful, and well targeted ads. Study customer wants, anticipate needs, and keep your store news timely and helpful to sustain advertising value.
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Palm Beach
Lititz Hi School Triumphs Over York Reserves 13 to 0
Lititz Hi defeated York UWieh School reserves 13 to 0 in a Saturday game before a good crowd. Lititz showed strong offense with eighteen first downs to two for York, and standout defense led by Bob Girvin. Scoring came on touchdowns by Foltz and B Longenecker with Peiffer gaining the extra point on a pass to Getz.
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Lititz Hi
York Uwieh School
Bob Girvin
Y. H. Res
Beard
Getz Dowell
Tissinger Cooper
Wagaman Klingecemer Girvin Markowita
Burkhart Grove
Radolf Rupp
Eberly
Longenecker Rawhauser
Kauffman Nace
Getz Bittner
Peiffer
York H. S. Res
Lititz H
Summer through autumn notes and local sagas
A collection of brief comments on weather, harvests, life, and public affairs from a historic page. Mentions include Indian summer, turnips and apples, moonlight nights, and celebrations. A political plug urges Ex-service men to vote for Guy Kurtz Bard for Commissioner, with several casual reflections on society and history.
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Guy
Kurtz Bard
Wildlife shortages threaten Pennsylvania game
The Al lentown Morning Call notes that years of sparse forage have shifted to widespread wildlife hunger across Pennsylvania. Squirrels depredations rise in many counties, and some areas may open for doe hunting after protection lapses. Frosts harmed fruit and nut trees, reducing natural food sources, yet the state remains a hunter's paradise with a long run as a premier playground for sportsmen.
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Pennsylvania
State Game Commission
Allentown
Mice and Rabbits Wreak Large Orchard Losses
Orchardists across the county and state face serious damage from mice and rabbits, especially in young or unprotected plantings. Advice covers protective wire guards, clean cultivation, sod removal, plowing to disrupt burrows, and use of poison baits and repellent washes to safeguard trees.
Public Sale of 86 Acre Farm in Lancaster County Pa
On Wednesday November 1927 at 1 30 P M a public sale will occur on the premises in Flizaysth township Lancaster county Pa on the road from Penryn to Ephrata and Lebanon Highway two miles north of Ten ryn The John Galebach farm containing 86 acres and 70 perches includes a 10 room frame dwelling a large stone bank barn two tobacco sheds 10 acres of tobacco a frame corn barn hog sty and multiple chicken houses A fine water well and all buildings in first class condition Land is highly cultivated with 12 acres meadow 4 acres woodland plus farm stock and implements to be sold including a Samson tractor two horses two mules 6 hogs one cow wagons plows a wheat binder manure spreader and other items Sale begins at 1 30 PM terms to be announced by Cc H Shuffelbottom Jr S C Hassler Audt Huebener Habecker Clerks
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Flizaysth Township
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Penryn
Ephrata and Lebanon
Tenryn
John Galebach
Samson
Cc. H. Shuffelbottom, Jr
S. C. Hassler
Audt. Huebener & Habecker
Welfare Federation to raise county funds with 700 volunteers
The Welfare Federation plans a county drive in Lancaster with about 700 volunteers collecting for eighteen welfare and charity agencies. County leaders include Colonel James Shand guiding eight divisions, with Major Eugene Andes directing Lititzborough Manheim War i and Elizabeth townships. The campaign runs mid November, starting four days early to cover all areas and finish by November 21.
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Welfare Federation
Laneas County
General Hospital
Community Chest
Welfare Federators
Lancaster County
James Shand
LeRoy Nolt
B. Frank Snavely
Lititzborough
Manheim
Wari
Elizabeth
Eugene Andes
Public Speaker Denies Press Error in Speech Report
A public speaker rebutted a press report saying a different speaker gave the discourse. The speaker claimed the article credited Visor Tes ante lolmalte with the better remarks, asserting the misattribution in coverage.
Bard for County Commissioner Voting Note Ad
Republicans may vote Bard for County Commissioner by placing an X after Bard while voting the straight Republican ticket. The note clarifies ballot marking guidance for Bard within the party ticket.
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Bard
Court Proclamation for Lancaster Jail Deliveries 1927
Public notice directs the mayor, aldermen, judges, and constables of Lancaster County to attend a court of tail delivery and court of general quarter sessions to be held at the Lancaster Court House on the 21st of November 1927. Sheriff Bowma signs the proclamation dated October 24, 1927.
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Lorcaster
County of
Lancaster
Charles 3
Lan
Aaron B. Yassler
Court of Common Pleas
Lancastes
Over
Court House
Pennsylvania
Co. F. Bowma
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Nice
Strayer
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