Mrs B Dumb Bunny Sells Lititz Community Show Subscription
Little Audrey mocks Mrs B for being unaware of local events and sales. Her mother explains the folly of ignorance and promotes subscribing to The Lititz Record with a three day community show special offer.
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Little Audrey
Audrey
Lititz
Vhal
Wednesday Evenings Could Boost Local Merchants
Residents note high foot traffic on Wednesdays with many cars and shoppers in town similar to Saturdays. merchants wonder if extending hours Wednesday evenings would help sales after seeing Saturday nights decline for two months.
Strawberries In Late Oct Surprise Lititz Readers
From Oct 31 1884 a box sent to the office contained four range sized strawberries plucked from Frank G Buchs outdoor patch, a rarity for this season. The column notes local incidents including a death in Im bleville Md, a drilling machine purchase, and a large Republican mass meeting in Lincoln with a torch parade and speakers.
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Frank G. Buch
Owl Hill
Mr. Buch
Edward S. Young
Edwin
Young
Northern Central Railway
Miles Vallacher
Imberville
Daniel Leopold
Manheim
Lititz
Pite’s Eddy
Susquehanna
Main Street
Henry Slaggis
John Grossman
Peter
Levi R. Hacker
Orange Street
Women’s
Chrissian Temperance Union
Lincoln
Mountain Springs
Ephrata
Akron
Denver
Adamstown
Niles
Weather Hurt Saturday Business Prompts Wednesday Night Try
The note says rain fell each Saturday for seven weeks and last Saturday cleared yet business remained weak. It wonders if opening on Wednesday nights might improve receipts and customer traffic.
Community Show Opens Next Week With Clean Display
The Community Show begins in seven days with strong exhibitor turnout and top tier entertainment planned across three days. Tititz vows a spotless event, excluding disruptive acts, maintaining the venue’s reputation for a clean show.
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Tititz
Long Ago Notes From Lititz October 1909
Twenty five years ago residents report typhoid cases and dust storms from early season high winds. Local society figures prepare for a Christiana concert while Rev Clarke hosts St Pauls choir. Autumn happenings include fishing, chestnutting, and a birthday party for Provence Graver with guests.
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Liti Ghorne
Christiana
George D.clarke
St. Paul's Ev. Lutheran Church
Lagi JM
L. WH
Shelly’s
Warwick
William Amer
Charles
Harry Workman
Lititz
Bunalow
Charles Landes
Aaron Habecker
Charles Dussinger
1St Main Street
William Kissinger
Samuel Folts
John Wompners
Mourne M. Saunders
Charles T. Kreider
N. D. Sturgis
Wm. Kissinger
Gon
Harold
Linnaeus Meiley
East Main Street
C. B. Lane
T. JB. Buch
Susqndhanna
Maryland
Andrew Godenauer
Frank Keller
W. B. Ochme
Herititz High School
Poplar Springs
Eizabeth Farms
Minnie
Emma Hacker
Katie Gochenauer
Sue Spickler
Riva Cuhich
Carrie Mathers
Heston Smith
Abram Bomberger
John Zartman
Mayheim
Mgr
Albert Gochenauex
Elmer
Levi H. Rudy
Rudy
Rully
Provence
Michael Graver
William K. Seltzer
A. R. Bombenger
Lilite
Ephrata Ghortely
George (. Bull
Desimmet Lititz National Bank
W. C. Billack
Lancaster
Penn Storeh Company
Litthe
Shcek
United States
Lititz National Bank
Trans
Commonwealth Concert Company
Y. ML. CG. A
Conree
Tinden Hall Sueditorium
Postmaster General authorizes special imperforate stamp sheet
The Postmaster General James A. Parley approves a special imperforate sheet of six one cent stamps for the Trans-Mississippi exhibition in Omaha Nebraska. The sheet, about 36 8 by 7 3/4 inches, will be arranged and deposited with others of the issue.
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James A. Parley
Omaha
Nebraska
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