Fragmentary notice from Lillte Pa Post Office archive
Postal record fragment notes second class matter designation at a post office in Lillte Pa. indicating standard processing status for mail.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1912
Page
4
Postal record fragment notes second class matter designation at a post office in Lillte Pa. indicating standard processing status for mail.
The Philadelphia mayor proposes a freight trolley system to move farmers produce directly to consumers using existing barn and terminal sites citywide. franchises would require permission and fees for such use. In other notes, naval displays and electric lighting milestones are reviewed, with reflections on technological progress and power transmission.
Manager Dean of The Family Theatre in Lancaster announces two fresh vaudeville programs each week instead of one. The schedule changes Thursday and Monday, with a split of the week with a major Eastern Pennsylvania venue. Prices stay 10 cents matinees and 10 20 30 cents evenings. seven acts per bill. seats may be bought three days ahead.
Mr A F Getz bought the dwelling from Reuben Getz Sr executors at public sale. Addison Getz suffered a leg amputation at General Hospital. Dr M W Hurst and wife travel to San Diego and then Arizona to visit relatives, planning to stay through the holidays. Foundry proprietor F B Bentz showcased wares at York County Fair. Infant son of S B Walters family died last Wednesday and was buried at Brickerville St John’s Lutheran cemetery. Rev Brenneman conducted services and announced next week’s service. Various locals visited relatives, attended services, or moved nearby, including Joseph R Habecker relocating to Mannheim for bakery work. Lydia Minnich suffered a fall but remained able to be up.
In a Pullman car from New York to Chicago porter James B. Reynolds reflects on 1904 1908 and Taft era politics. He voices support for Taft and change fears while the passenger urges voters to hold fast to proven prosperity and reject ambitious experimental governance.
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