County Notes From Across Lancaster County and Adjacent Areas
In the stretch between Quarryville and Oxford no physician is said to be found. Columbia Pretzel Company ordered to run 24 hours daily to supply hardtack for the army. Farmers growing tomatoes for canneries report earnings from 100 to 200 dollars per acre with little labor. Lancaster Liberty House will be moved to Buchanan’s Park as a children’s playhouse after the drive. Henry G. Mohn and his son Wayne, both birthday twins, celebrate a family reunion at Adamstown. Samuel H. Young of Billmyer deemed insane after court-ordered examination. Michael Haines of Oakland, formerly of Columbia, has five sons in military service and a daughter in Red Cross nurse service. Rev. G. H. Parkenstein, long tied to College, engaged as teacher following suspension. Le and County Commissioner D. T. Magee’s daughter studied in the West and later ranching near Durango, Colo. A note on September 14 recalls local lives and fortunes tied to farms until death.
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Quarryville
Oxford
Columbia Pretzel Company
Haseen
Lancaster
Liberty House
Court House
Buchanan’s Park
Henry G. Mohn
Wayne
Adamstown
Samuel H. Young
Billmyer
Durango
Colo
Frankman
Farflung local notes span civic, military, and industry ties
The item notes multiple regional actions: a 5 ft 4 in eagle shot by Robert C. Faust in Douglasville. Franklin council urged to provide a curb market house. Hazleton Council action before the Public Service Commission on Harwood Electric rates. Rev Ralph C Deibert ordered to Camp Taylor Ky as army chaplain. Albright College main building leased for a military training unit totaling 175. Bethlehem Mines acquired 94 acre limestone quarry east of Lebanon for 265000. Bethlehem Steel seeking limestone for blast furnaces. Old Mt Rocky School in Elk Township, Chester County, long of teachers but few pupils. historical chrome industry decline and mine closures. Calf-driven road accident near Harrisburg injuring Winfield Flicking er and W Lippert. location noted as Sylva.
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Robert C. Faust
Douglasville
Franklin Council
Hazleton Council
Public Service Commission
Harwood E Electric Company
Ralph C. Deibert
Myerstown
Bethlehem Mines Corporation
A. K. Schoener
Lebanon
Bethlehem Steel Company
Old
Mt. Rocky School
Elk Town
Ship
Chester County
Aangeen
Quarri
Harrisburg
Carlisle
Winfield Flickingler
W.lippert
Enlist for Liberty Bonds to Toppled Kaiser War Drive
A World War era rallying call urges Americans to fund victory through Liberty Bonds. The message accuses the Kaiser of barbaric destruction and appeals for immediate donations, full payment or installments over six months, and increased aircraft production. It stresses citizen duty and enlisting every dollar to defeat the enemy.
Liberty Bonds Offer Backed by Vast U S Resources
A wartime appeal urges readers to buy Liberty Bonds as the safest investment with the United States promising to repay every dollar. It emphasizes mineral wealth, agriculture, oil, rivers and industrial wealth as collateral and urges saving to secure a swift and lasting peace.
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United States
Join the Coupon Cutters I FL Paschall
The biggest society in the world today is that of the Liberty Loan Bonds lenders. Twenty million patriots have lent money to the country for the war and are paid for its use. The opportunity to belong closes next Saturday. buy bonds now with cash or installments and do your full share of duty.
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U.S
Pershing
Ener
Wom
Eid
Tenall sale testimonial from local druggist Lititz
Testimonial from Farmer Perry dated August Th 2018 claims Tenall relieved back pain and chest symptoms after use. Product reportedly sold at J. OE Charles' Drug Store in Lititz.
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J. OE
Charles’ Drug Store
Lititz
Prices Tobacco Grower Prices for 1918 Crop Announced
Announcement from a Lancaster Grower sets proposed prices for the 1918 tobacco crop. Trash 10c or more, fillers 18c or more, wrappers Pennsylvania BE crops 30c and tops 35 to 40c. Growers urged to register at 46 North Market Street during October 7 to 12 to prepare for profit sharing if market prices rise. Do not sell before stripping time.
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Lancaster Tobacco District
Pennsylvania
North Market Street
Lancaster
Music for the War Tank Donation Sparks Lively Trench News
A female donor gives 50 dollars to equip a tank with graphophone records for soldiers. Other gifts include an African trooper hospital in Paris receiving 700 fans and an accordion to meet a French unit’s needs. A Wrench officer asks for games and troops request bewing balls and pins to lift morale.
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Paris
American Soldiers in France Inspire Individual Action
Observers praise American troops for independent thinking and initiative in battle, contrasting with mass German formations. The Fourth Liberty Loan drive, starting September 28, is framed as a way for every American to support the war effort, with bonds described as fighting behind the guns and every citizen urged to contribute their share.
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France
Americi
Keep Up the Steady Stream Liberty Bond Drive
A wartime plea from a World War I era page urges Americans to sustain supply lines to France. It highlights vast depots and ships, the need for billions of dollars, and calls on every person to buy bonds to support soldiers and ongoing war efforts.
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France
Bonds Rally as War Bond Drive Intensifies Abroad at Home
Citizens are urged to back the national bond drive with patriotic fervor. Officials emphasize wartime sacrifice, highlighting Chateau Thierry as a turning point while promoting bonds as instruments of victory and security for the nation and troops.
Blind the Huns War Bond Appeal in Air Power Message
A wartime appeal urges readers to support Liberty Bonds by funding air forces. It claims aircraft protect troops by locating enemy positions and saving countless lives. Readers are asked to buy bonds today and make personal sacrifices for victory and the nation’s safety.
Bond Trend Urges Prudent Policy Classification
The Hon Hig sister advocates clear conscience in prisoner classification. Boniis comments urge prudent policy alignment with conscience and legality, highlighting ongoing debate over how inmates are categorized and treated under current rules.
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Hon Hig
Horney Ry. Boniis
War Bond Drive Aims To Boost Support For Soldiers
Citizens urged to back a bond purchase drive to fund military needs and aid returning servicemen. Officials emphasize the large sum involved and frame it as a minimal contribution for those serving abroad. The appeal highlights future savings and continued patriotism through postwar financing efforts.
Wise Bertie. Mamma Oh Bertie Muddy Mishap Tall Tale
Wise Bertie recounts a muddy misadventure as Bertram laments a spill after a push on a plank. Willie Meigs features in the incident while the mother questions the injury and the boys defend their actions.
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Bertie
Bertram
Willie Meigs
Mamma—Weill
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Munsing
Cooper
W. H. Buch the Record Building Clothier
Lititz, PA
the County
Mooney
Ameries
Min
Paschall
Gst
Farmer Perry
Lancaster County
York County
York
Duro
Burnett-Larsh Mfg.Co
Woolworth Bldg
Lancaster, Pa
We. M. Amer
S. Broad Street
Chateau- Thierry
Toa Spac
Berlin Bay
Wingert & Haas Hat
John A. Haas
N. Queen St. Lancaster
Frey’s
Pacler
Chas. H. Frey’s Shoe Store
East King St
W. A
Hom Tuan
Tomer
J. McGuire
W. W. Appel & Son Jewelers & Opticians
Jeera
North
Queen Street
Lamcaster
PSF
Brunnerville Coach Works
PLW
Flory Automobile
Brurriervieee
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