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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1932
Page
13
Independents back Hoover re election drive in 16 states
New York reports advise that independent Democrats organize to aid President Hoover. Meyer Salmson, lifelong Democrat, heads the movement and urges loyalty to Hoover. He argues changing administration now could disrupt constructive plans in Washington and harm American business confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hoover
Meyer Salmson
Washington
Autumn Leaves Reflect Enduring Life Amid Hard Weather
A reflective prose piece notes droughts and pests stress but fails to curb nature. It contrasts harsh seasons with the persistence of growth, citing fall foliage and the unseen buds ready to sprout despite adversity.
Year Ends As New Growth Time Looms
A reflective note on the passing year giving way to a fresh period of potential and renewal, signaling new beginnings and opportunities ahead.
Mild Winter Forecast for United States
The Washington weather bureau predicts a generally mild winter across the United States barring unforeseen cold spells. The forecast notes that hard winters tend to follow strong summers, suggesting a temperate season ahead except for likely coal shortages from colder periods.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
United States
Weather Forecast Hints At Harder Winters Ahead
The text notes a recent run of abnormally high temperatures and a sequence of cold years between milder winters. It suggests this year could prompt a long-distance forecast, hinting at a tougher winter unless elderly prognostications differ.
Miscellaneous local notes from Lexington and surrounding area
Tuesday items report incidents and prices including Martin Hasker severing an artery at Markley’s butcher shop in Lexington, Wat Sturgis fishing bait near Hammer Creek, a lump of chestnuts selling for 10 cents a quart, pike work starting on Jacob Bueher’s hill, a buggy accident near Dr. Roebuck’s, land sales near Brunnerville, and local market prices for butter eggs and corn. Other items mention a long trips and odd animal stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hasker
Markley
Lexington
Wat Sturgis
Brubaker
Jacob Bueher
Dayton Bushong
Abram Kryder
Dr. Roebuck
King Boli
Kemper House
Sarah Bob
Brunnerville
EB. J. Barr
Front Street
Augustus Bnck
Resident Henry Stark celebrated 87th birthday Monday
Twenty five years ago Henry W Stark, longtime town resident, marked his 87th birthday Monday. Hunters shared the rabbit bounty as rabbits were plentiful. A hunter trying to sneak home with a chicken shot by mistake nearly reached home before friends discovered him.
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Henry W. Stark
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Ray Wo
Republican
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
James J. Davis
Charles A. Waters
Frank E. Baldwin
Supreme Court
William B. Lynn
Superior Court
William M. Parker
Arthur H. James Joseph Stadtfeld
Congress
J. Roland Kinzer
General Assembly
Ranry J. Pierson
Tomas J. Brown
Norman Woop
Joseph T. Evans
Keabe
Mr. Stark
Duke Street
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John Adams
Warwick
Hopeland
Hiram Holtzhouse
Schneflerstown
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