Quail Protection Foes Push for State Measure
A seven pound puffball mushroom found near Bellefonte by Luther Smith sparks note on local edible fungi. Lehigh county farmers urge quail protection through a state law, opposing hunters as quail numbers rise, while eel fishing thrives on the Juniata River with large live-box holdings and markets. The Pennsylvanian scene includes bank liability suits in Landisville, a Quarryville hotel project, lower river levels, and community talks on fire equipment and transit plans.
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Luther Smith
Bellefonte
Juniata River
Juniata
Pennington Camp
Town Noted Vet Claims Rat Snap Works Everywhere
Der H S Butler says I use RAT SNAP around my hospitals every three months whether I see rats or not. It does the work ratsnap gets them every time I recommend it to everybody having rats. Don’t wait for a brood act immediately you see the first one. Three sizes 35c 65c and 1 25 Sold guaranteed by L N Moyer Lititz and S M Fahnestock Lexington
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der. H. S. Butler
L. N. Moyer
Lititz
S. M. Fahnestock
Lexington
Lancaster County Industry Totals Reported for 1921
Hoke Gottschall spoke at a Lancaster Chamber dinner in Hotel Brunswick outlining 1921 county industrial output of 92.8 million dollars with 802 establishments employing 25,389 workers. Textiles led, followed by metals and food products, with tobacco a strong regional staple and much output shipped outside Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Chamber of Commerce
Brunswick
Lancaster
Hoke Gottehall
Bureau of Statistics
Pennsylvania Department of Internal Affairs
Lancaster County
Gottschall
Department of Internal Affairs
Iron and steel and coal shipment totals released
A shipment report lists 10,164 tons of iron and steel bars 1,663 tons of pipes and tubing and 2,098 tons of iron and steel plates along with 26,520 tons of river coal and 180,407,800 cigars in transit to various destinations.
Milton Hershey's Cuban sugar town empire described
Milton S Hershey the chocolate king builds a sugar town Central Hershey on Cuba’s north coast near Havana. He owns 10000 acres and leases another 10000 with a modern 3000 bag daily mill complex, a Cuban railroad of nineteen locomotives, and a 49 square mile sugar empire employing about 5000 people.
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Milton S. Hershey
Chocolate King
Hershey
Directon
Cuba
Spain
Maine
Central Hershey
Rosareo
Havana
Mantanzas
Pin Company
Compris Ty
Lancaster County Leads State in Tobacco Acreage
Lancaster county produced 35,806 acres of tobacco last year, nearly seven times its nearest county, with York second at 8,034. The state totaled 40,580 acres and Pennsylvania aimed for about 58.9 million pounds of tobacco, though drought may cut the crop. Only twelve counties grow tobacco commercially. Read the Record, $1.50 a year.
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Lancaster County
York
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Statistics
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Lancaster
Chester
Lebanon
Berks
Tioga
Lycoming
Dauphin
Bradford
Clinton , BB
Juniata
Snyder
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Aimed at Deafness Cause
Catarrhal deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining. Persistent inflammation risks permanent hearing loss. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to reduce inflammation and treat catarrh or deafness caused by catarrh, with over forty years of success. Sold by all druggists. F J Cheney & Co Te
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Zeist Moravian Colony in Holland A Summer Paradise
ARMIN. describes Zeist near Utrecht as a flower filled Moravian colony with grand summer residences and two open square layouts leading to Seehloss castle. He notes German language services, Dutch business language, water abundance, tea culture, and Zeist as a unique European summer spot loved by Amsterdammers, recommending it to American visitors.
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Europe
Toland
Holland
Zest
Utrecht
Zeist
Amsterdam
Land of
Tey
Seehloss—castle
Germany
Herrnhut
Gnadenberg
Koenigsfeld
Haute Volee
Hague
Armin
RAT-SNAP Sale Ad Highlights Rat Control Promise
A Plainfield, New Jersey resident reports a servant girl refused to enter the cellar due to rats. The advertisement touts RAT-SNAP as a rat and mouse killer that also eliminates odors. It claims no animal will touch the cakes, offers three sizes priced 35c 65c and 1.25, and is guaranteed by I. N. Moyer.
Coming Events Listings From Lancaster Area
A condensed schedule of local events lists a Fire Company festival in Rothsville from October 2 to 7. York Pair events run October 11 to 13. The State Sunday School Convention occurs October 11 to 13 in Lancaster. Quarryville hosts the Rednen Convention on October 12. Farmers Days in Ephrata span October 18 to 21, with an electrical show in Lancaster’s Arcade Garage on October 20 and 21. Manheim hosts Community Days on November 27 to December 2. An Annual Poultry and Pigeon Exhibit is planned for Mounton in Berks County December 2 to 6. Reamstown Fire Co fair runs December 2 to 6.
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Fire Company
Rothsville
York
Lancaster
Quarryville
Ephrata
Manhem
Dee
Mounton
Bats and Swallows Are Passing Away In Old Chimneys
Old chimneys once housing bats and chimney swallows are now rare. The count shows fewer bats and swallows this season, a change some tie to the decline of old fashioned chimneys. An elder notes the chimney swallow vanishes after September 29 in this region.
To Escape Envy Little Girl Dreams of the Country
A ten year old girl longs for life in the country to avoid seeing others with possessions she cannot have. She expresses envy of city abundance and wishes to live where she lacks exposure to material inequality. The remark captures a child’s simple wish for simplicity away from crowded envy.
Sheriff Bill Perkins and small town ties raise bias questions
A South town avoids outsider critique due to deep intermarriage. A visitor comments on sheriff Perkins’ local kin ties, noting friction with moonshine arrests and family circles. The postmaster admits bias, citing marriage into the family as shaping views, in Read the Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jone
Mrr. Jones
Frank
Thomi
Bill
Will Remove Overhead Wires In Lancaster City
Overhead transmission wires in Lancaster city will be placed underground, work starting soon. The project is expected to cost about $160,000 to transfer and complete the system, with conduits for cables already in place. Charter Ephrata Hunting Club A new charter granted by the Lancaster Court formalizes the club to promote social activity and wildlife preservation, rifle practice, hunting, fishing, gunning, and woodcraft. incorporators include Martin G. Lauson, John C. Horning, Isaac G. Horning, J LeRoy, and Henry Wm. Tn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster City
Ephrata Hunting Club
Lancaster Court
Martin G. Lauson
John C. Horning
Isaac G. Horning
J. LeRoy
Henry WM. Tn
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Lehigh County
Allentown Fair
Tehigh County
Landisville Bank
First National Bank
Landisville
Charles F. Miller
Emma S
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Ella M
Edna Z. Wolt
Fie
Galen Mintz
Heasier
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School of Oratory
Katherine M. Bard
Denver
National School of Oratory
Philadelphia
Dean Ensminger of
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Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Susquehanna
Mountville
Mountville Fire Company
Conestoga Traction Co
Centre Square
Long Park
John J. Martin
Terre Hill
PR. R
Kelly-Colgan Co
Wayne, Pa
Oilerville
Bradford Clarke
Church of the Holy Bible
Clarke
Milton
the “Chocolate King
Lititz Record Printing House
Broad Street
Buch's Clothing Store
Feorre
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Radio Ralf
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