Farmland Pace Quickens as U S Census Shows 2 Million Autos
Advance 1920 Census figures reveal 2,146,512 automobiles on farms, 139,169 trucks and 246,139 tractors nationwide. Pennsylvania leads with 9,372 trucks while New York and Ohio follow, reflecting a fast moving rural economy and stronger farmer mobility.
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Finois
Will Hays Urges Action Over Doom saying Come on Lets Go
The Postmaster General Will Hays advocates a shift from negative talk to proactive optimism. He argues that a bright attitude could cure the nation’s imagined malaise and spur public momentum.
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Will Hays
Local families visit relatives across various towns on Sunday
Lexington news notes multiple visits as Hoffer Habecker Miller Metzler Bollinger Markley Kittle Weist Schaeffer Stoner and others travel between Brunnerville Lancaster Lititz Petersburg Mount Joy Clay Middle Creek Lickdale and Petersburg area for Sunday gatherings and visits.
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Roy Hoffer
Clarence Hoffer
Brunnerville
Joseph Habecker
Edna Habecker
Lancaster
Samuel Hoffer
Galen Balmer
Russell Balmer
Jamie Kline
Lickdale
Frank Metzler
Hiram Bollinger
Middle Creek
Edwin Markley
Edgar Miley
Emma Miller
Lititz
Addison Miley
Abram Metzler
Petersburg
Adam Bollinger
Nlorace Frank
Shaffer Graybill
Mr. Markley
Milton Blantz
Jacob Kittle, Jr
Jacob Kittle
Lemon Weist
Samuel Weist
Clay
Schaeffer
Rev
Harvey Markley
Menno Stoner
Mount Joy
Warwick House Sale Sells Large Lot of Goods
Sixty three persons sold items at the Warwick House sale with 642 sales recorded. Pigs brought in 131 head, prices ranging from $2.00 to $20.00, plus rabbits, chickens, pigeons and vegetables. Multiple textile and household items included shirts, overalls, gloves, hosiery, brooms and more with varied prices.
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Warwick House
Public Sale Register With multiple listings on Oct 1 and 22
On Oct 1 the premises of the late Locl Hinpert at 27 E TencoIn Ave Latitz sell a lot of household foods. On Oct 22 at 201 East Main Street a lot of household goods including antique dishes antique bureau antique chairs and a 1639 woolen counterpane by Mary Flory. On Nov 6 along the Lexington pike four percent mile from Lititz a lot of house hard goods by C W Bender and a set of farming implements by Harry L Binkley.
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Locl Hinpert
E. TéncoIn Ave
Latitz
East Main Street
Mary Flory
Lexington Pike
Lititz
C. W. Bender
Harry L. Binkley
Desirable Lititz and area houses for quick sale
The Lancaster County Farm Sales Agency lists numerous Lititz properties and nearby towns. Listings include single and double frame houses with 6 to 28 rooms, porches, lawns, garages, and modern conveniences, with prices from 1900 to 5000 dollars and parcels up to 400 feet. Some properties span East Main Street East Front Street and Spruce Street areas, plus Ephrata Elizabethtown Manheim and Lancaster listings.
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Rouse
South Spruce Street
East Front Street
South Broad Street
New Street
Rothsville
State Road
Lemon Street
Spruce
Orange Street
Ephrata
Main Street
Farm Listings Offer Wide Range of Lititz and Vicinity Properties
A long classified advertisement details numerous farms and country homes near Lititz, Manheim, Ephrata and Lancaster County. Listings include acreages from 0.5 to 201 acres with brick houses, barns, tobacco sheds, hog sties, poultry houses, and outbuildings. Prices vary from $500 to $46 per acre with quick-buy incentives and financing notes. It also promotes building lots and local office contact for buyers and sellers.
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E County
Framie House
Amall Village
Lititz
Manheim
Rothyville
Pike
Lincoln
Lampeter
Wee Port
Donegal Township
Elizabethtown
Chester County
Lincoln Highway
West Coralico
Schoeneck
Millway
Ephrata
Quarryville
Brecknock Township
Bowmansville
Knockers and Kickers at a Nuptial Train Farewell
A wedding train scene ends with guests tossing shoes and rice as the delighted couple depart. The traveling man is amused until a mistaken shoe swap reveals the groom mislaid the traveler’s only footwear.
Children Drive Business Growth Through Kid Friendly Advertising
Uncle Adsays argues that businesses should treat young customers as equals. He notes children remember slighted treatment and may take their spending elsewhere. The piece stresses advertising that kids can buy safely, building future prosperity.
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Hamburg
Cedar Street
Germany
Philip Hodecker
Terreill
Landisville
Manchuria
American Line
Odenheim
Baden
Mr. Hadecker
Miller & Hodecker’s
Pfantz Bros
Ralph. M. Spacht
Seaman & Leed Shoe CO
Paine, Lyons
M. A. Minchoff
Seaman
LEED
N. Broad St. Branch Cor
Front & Cedar Sts
C.S. Zartman
Miller & Habecker
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