Various Local Briefs Tell Of Crops Rabbits And Hazing
A Lancaster region crop report notes Apple Grower CG H Springer produced over 1000 bushels last year and only enough for 16 gallons of apple butter this year marking the first poor crop in two decades. Other items include a Northampton area rat and rabbit companionship, a Beaver County hazing case with three students fined and paroled, and a record horse in Kentucky bred in 1870 with a long career. Additional notes cover church building plans in Lancaster, a large water storage project, potato yields, a new organ at Ephrata Grand Theatre, a cigar factory expansion, and wool and tobacco market details with local figures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. H. Springer
Lock Iaven
Obituary items and walnut market report in local notes
Obituaries record the deaths of Mrs Fannie Buch of Bard's crossing aged 74, and Charles Martin Scheiry of Lincoln aged 75, with details on survivors and funeral arrangements. A third obituary notes Mrs Susan Hershey of Landisville aged 78. Also, Arthur B Sheaffer of Manheim dies aged about 14. Later, walnut timber is described as scarce and highly priced as dealers seek trees nationwide for future supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Buch
Adam Buch
Bard’s Crossing
Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Mechanicsburg
Sarah Buch
Ephrata
Edward Buch
East Petersburg
Cyrus Christ
Elmer Roland
Elias
Honeybrook
Aaron
Springville
Chester Hess
Lancaster
Emanuel
Brownstown
Thomas
Emanuel Stump
Bainbridge
Emanuel Lutheran
Charles Martin Scheiry
Lincoln
Hannah
Harry
Philadelphia
Clara
Phares Zartman
Lexington
Lizzie
Charles
Annie
Reuben Stahler
Lavina Angstadt
Catharine
William Eck
Kutztown
Susan Robinson
Massachusetts
Mary Whitman
Hancock
Susan Hershey
Benjamin Hershey
Harvey Hershey
Harrisburg
Hershey
Landisville
Mennonite Church
Harry H. Brubaker
Jacob Hrtzier
Lititz
Arthur B. Sheaffer
Charles B. Sheaffer
Manheim
Frank
Carl
Ruth
Longenécker’s Cemetery
Doan's Kidney Pills Promote Kidney Health
Local ad cites Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache and kidney troubles. A Lititz resident claims relief after using the product, purchased at Moyer's Drug Store, with three boxes curing his condition. Product priced at 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is listed as the manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
W. Main St
Lititz
Doan
Moyer
Foster-Milburn Co
Mirs
Buffalo
Legally Dead Brother Returns to Lancaster Family
Charles Rudisill, long missing after fourteen years in the army and Westward wanderings, was legally declared dead by a Lancaster court to settle an estate. He greeted his sister Mrs. Charles F. Wolfe, 659 West Vine, Lancaster, with the remark How are you sister and explained the action. He plans to stay briefly while the court updates records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Wolfe
West Vine Street
Lancaster
Charles Rudisill
Lancaster Court
Mrs. Wolfe
Philippines
Rudisill
West
Young Russian Refugees to Work on County Farms
Sixty one strapping south Russians, refugees from Wrangle's Lost Hope, aged 20 to 30, arrived in Lancaster. Farmers across the county took them as farm helpers, with some to go to western states. Wrought by the White Army remnants, the refugees were aided by Orie Miller of Akron, a Mennonite Relief Commission member who organized their transfer via Constantinople last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Dr Pierce medicines praised by woman in Coudersport
A reader from Coudersport, Pennsylvania credits Dr. Pierce remedies including Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery with curing serious feminine trouble and saving her from a required operation. She invites inquiries with self addressed envelope and mentions Dr. Pierce’s confidential advice service in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Coudersport
Halsey
Arnald Haskins
Invalidge Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Real estate blitz in Lititz area offers varied homes and farms
J Fred Essig lists numerous Lititz properties on Cedar and Main streets including 24 percent Story and 23 percent Story houses with garages, a 131 foot brick tobacco warehouse, and a 125 acre farm with stock. Also advertised are frame and cement block houses, a six room bungalow, two story brick buildings, and a Brecknock township 53 acre farm with cattle, meadow and timber. Several farms near Pennville and Lititz are priced to sell, with Jersey cattle and Berkshire hogs noted. Interested buyers urged to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty and
Market Sts
East Main
Cedar Streets
Cedar Street
Lititz
W. Orange St
Stons
Brecknock Township
Pennville
Jersey
Penna
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Union
Cooper Union
W. H. Buch
Lititz Fire House
W. Penn Ilhopes
New Garden Township
Chester County
London
America
Hat and Rabbit Friends
Vlanehe Jacobs
Bethlehem
George A. Baldwin
Beaver County
Luther Arnholt
David Cullen
Harold Marr
Baldwin
Dr. A. Myers
Catawis
Bloomsburg
Kentucky
Dr. Jers
United States
the County
Christian Scientists of Lancaster
North Queen Street
Orange
Elizabethtown, Water Co
Roy Mowrere
Eden Township
Tieture Show
Grand Theatre
Long
Kinport
M. Kinports
General Cigar Co
Breneman
Marinstown
Endrata
Hopeland
Rothsville
Schoeneck
Reinholds
Denver
Uahnestown
Tra E. Mellinger
Aliss Agnes Shand
James Shand
Watt & Shand
Joseph EB. Kennedy
Sewell
Mass
Lancaster County Sheep Reisers
Fritz
Quarryville
Seed Leaf Tobacco Growers Co
W. B. Connell
State College
Mrs
Ae Ee, Alcartoon Co.nyy
Fenrm
Gideon
Suttin
W. W. Appel & 206 Jewelers & Opticing
New Watch
Queen Street
Lamgaster, PA
Lewis Cigar Fg. Co
Newark
Fred Essig
Cedar St
Borough of
Pennsylvania
Standari
Circe
Nemo Hymenic Fashion Institute
New York
Lititz Motor CO
Frank B. Burkholder
J. E. Whitteker
Scase
Pauline Whitteker
H. Tressler
India
Hest
Mer
Holztum
Hartman
Liesadey
Autumn
Chas
Frey
King St
Lancaster, Pa
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