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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1929
Page
5
Notes on farm practices from the U S Department of Agriculture discuss beet feeds for hens, crop rotations with sweet potatoes, and hay and grain mixes. A feature on the bagworm describes its protective silk case formation and growth, detailing its lifecycle and shelter construction.
Practical kitchen guidance covers roast meat without water and searing at high heat, beets left with stem ends to prevent bleeding, and quick peeling. It extols cheese as rich in fat and protein, notes iron and diet concerns, and cites a U. S. Agriculture leaflet advising mothers on child feeding and table manners.
The notice lists public sales by Lafayette Trust Co trustee including real estate of the late river F Meyers along roads near Bangor Kerslersville Ackermane Ville Unler a Mitel Fa township. Also scheduled are farm stock sales along Navareth Stor wn pike East Lawn Wieldap Cleared Church Delahole and other parcels. One sale notes Hock and Hourebolt Goode at Ninky along Highway between ureth Stockertown.
The ordinance regulates parking on Main Street Nazareth Green Street and nearby avenues detailing where vehicles may stand, prohibiting double parking, limiting proximity to hydrants and intersections, and mandating parallel parking except in specified zones. It reserves rights of way for emergency and official vehicles and requires drivers to follow signals and curb rules.
The department of patrol and borough authorities enact a traffic control ordinance for left turn and curb rules at intersections within Nazareth. Violations carry fines not less than five dollars up to forty dollars, with possible imprisonment up to forty eight hours for nonpayment. Enactments passed September 1 1929 with final reading due October 10 1929.
Public sale notices detail multiple auctions in Jacobsburg and nearby areas. Items include livestock such as cows bulls horses and poultry, farm implements machinery including Messinger engines plows binders and tractors, vehicles wagons and farm trucks, household goods and a variety of weekly-to-monthly sale terms. Names listed include Wilson Mevets Victor Molxell Clyde Williams B 1 LpRed Tavias Robert Milhelm Aud Walter Schlegel Allen J Kassel and others. Localities cited include Clearfield Wind Gap Jacobsburg and Cherry Hill with sale dates in 1920 and a listed time of 1 PM on October 4.
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