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Two barrels of cider and five bushels of apples are wanted in exchange for Millheim Journals. Plans and specifications inquire at this office.
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Newspaper
Millheim Journal
Location
Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1883
Page
3
Two barrels of cider and five bushels of apples are wanted in exchange for Millheim Journals. Plans and specifications inquire at this office.
The Exhibits Clark Musser builds a solid plank walk along the Millheim Marble works front. Hoffer's Time Wages & Expense Book offers convenient desk for workers to track daily hours and earnings, priced 15 cents at the Journal Store.
The Bellefonte Lutherans discuss holding a county memorial service festival. The Journal notes votes and plans for a feasibility study and possible event soon. Also announced is a free public entertainment by the Literary Society at the Town Hall on Saturday evening, Sept. 29.
An advertisement notes the Attendance Larger than The Attendance Larger than THE NEW AMERICAN DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE based on Webster and authorities contains over fifty thousand words and is offered at the Journal Store for 1.90 dollars.
Centre County residents are invited to attend as the Lewisburg & Tyrone Rail Road runs special excursion trains. Philip Frederick serves as president and C. H. Hassenplug as secretary. The Womelsdorf News criticizes local boys' Sunday activities, urging a reform through law.
The County Granger Picnic atop Nittany Mountain near Centre Hall drew an estimated five to six thousand attendees. Speakers including Mortimer Whitehead and Dr. George W. Atherton delivered speeches on Grange history and State College prospects. The event featured bands, fairs, and a spirit of neighborly unity amid rural progress discussions.
On the 23rd inst in Penn township Robert E. D son of Em' Kerstetter aged 6 months and 17 days is noted in the record.
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