Everything Just a Little of Everything by E Williamson
A fragmented news item notes the New Holland Machine company moving to a fifty eight hour week, a perceived benefit for employees with a half holiday each Saturday. Also mentioned are William McGarty visiting the office, Cyrus B Mentzer’s frame shop sale failing to attract bids, and Mr Weaver starting work in a new orchard shop with ties to the Quanton property.
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Williamson
Expresa
New ‘Holland Machine’ Company
William McGarty
Bart Township
McCarty
Buti
Cyrus
Weaver
Board of Trade appoints committees at last Friday meeting
Minutes record adjourned gathering where Finance Ways and Means James Stautter J De Bair Real estate B O Diller D M Storb H E Rutter. Manufactures J F Beldomridge Amos Diller E L Wright. Railroads Transportation O B Rosabor Milton Wenger Lloyd Overly Brattesios Printing H K Storb Frank Raezer D Ms Wenger. Municipal Affairs Geo O Roland Rev S Me Mountz J Frank Brubaker. Membership F Williamson G Mentzer Dr F W Sensenich. Committee on statistics and printing ordered to prepare constitution by laws and forms. members urged to pay dues via CLARION to L M Storb secretary. adjourned to first Friday night in May.
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Fleer
Ing
O.L
Ein ’ Obain
Jiames
I Stautter
J. de ‘Bair
Real
Diller
D. M. Storb
H.E. Rutter
J.F
Beldomridge
Amos
el? Wright
Rosabor
Milton’ Wenger
Lloyd Overly
Brattetios
H. K. Storb
Prank
Raezer
Wenger
the Clarion
L. M. Storb
Real Estate Opening In New Holland For Homes And Tenements
There is a good opening in New Holland for any man firm or corporation understanding real estate acquisition and home building for tenement purposes and sale. Laboring classes in mills shops and other pursuits show steady demand for houses and rents would yield fair income. Thrify young families with several hundred dollars saved wish to buy cheap homes on partial payment but cannot due to high demand.
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New Holland
Lote
Roof Garden Opening Promises Big Broadway Show Day
The Woolworth Roof Garden and the circus arrive on the same day in Lancaster. Readers plan to attend either event or both, with crowds expected and seat reservations noted.
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Woolworth
Lancaster
Europe
Akit
Passings Reflect Quiet Week as Death Claims Several
The silent reaper took several lives this week with Douglasa Grube dying at 46 in Rothsville from lookjaw. Margaret Orte died at 78 after long service at Girard College with funeral led by Rev. Geist. Levi Mohler, 81, of Ephrata died after liver trouble. services at Mohler's Meeting House. Samuel Heas, a retired nursery man, died. funeral at Manno ite Church Ephrata with Hammer Creek interment. An editor Dona preparing to go to air.
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Douglasa Grube
Daniel Zwally
Rothaville
Daniel
Zwally
Rufus McQuate
George Grube
Rothsville
Wayne
Kissel
Lititz
Fianna
Decessed
Lutheran Church
K. G
G. A. Roths
Margaret Orte
Hall
North Sixth ‘Street
Reading
A. Diller Geist
Philadel‘phis
Charles Evans
Girard
Levi Moabler
Ephrata
Samuel R
Héas
Deanaia
Wes
Hammer Creek
First Case in Burgess Court Ended With Fine and Reprimand
A man named John Swelgare was charged after attempts to enter houses and using indecent language. High Constable Summers testified that Swelgare was found in the street and arrested at 8 30 pm. The burgess fined $2 50 and warned that future offenses would lead to imprisonment. The judge stressed maintaining law and order and respecting women.
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Burgess Showter
Summers
John Swelgare
Diamond Station
Pear Ak‘ron
The Field Opens to Young Minds in a Changing World
The text urges today’s youth to study past achievements and improve them. It calls for young men with force energy and purpose to lead in a world demanding liberal minds and modern methods, leaving behind old fashioned approaches.
Roger Bros in Ireland and May theater lineup announced
Saturday April 28 features The Roger Bros in Ireland with John J McNalley as the laugh provoker. May 2 brings Frank Cushman in The Air Ship with a large chorus of girls. May 3 Denman Thompson presents The Old Homestead on its twentieth tour with a full production and notable cast. The double quartette of farm hands and the Grace Church scene grand choir are highlighted.
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Roger Bros
Ireland
John J
McNalley
Frank Cushman
Denman Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Josh
Grace Church
Fire destroys Milo Herr farm barn and sheds
A major blaze at Milo Herr’s Beaver Valley Pike farm last Saturday wiped out the barn and a tobacco shed with seven horses and mules, 17 cattle, 500 bushels of wheat, and various farm implements. Estimated losses exceed 10 000 with 7 000 insured. authorities suspect arson.
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Milo Herr
Beaver Valley Pike
Oss
Fire breaks out on the West Mountain in Tuesday afternoon
A fire erupted on West Mountain Tuesday afternoon, with flames reported near the summit. Crews battled the blaze as residents were advised to avoid the area while authorities assess the damage and cause.
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Tuesda
Ernarsate Devas Sea
Morning Meeting Sparks Quiet Bridge Mystery
Local residents report a small bridge near Lied to the east and note a morning gathering by a figure named Houta. The event centers on a point of view about safety and nearby paths.
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Houta
Big Crash Hits Mail Order Co op Union First
Federal Judge H. Bethea appoints Edwin Day receiver for the Cash Buyers Union First National Cooperative Society a large mail order concern with 25 million in capital stock. Julius Kahn serves as president as investigators say 1.027 million in stock was sold by mail and liabilities approach 300 thousand dollars.
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Chicago Tribune
Post Office Department
Stuart
Washington
New Jersey
Fine Pictures Are Free With Philadelphia Sunday Press
For three Sundays the Philadelphia Sunday Press offers readers fine pictures suitable for framing with every purchase. Unlike other supplements these chromes are valuable works of art and cost more to produce. Readers are encouraged to obtain the Sunday Press from their newsdealer.
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Philadelphia Sunday Press
Sunday Press
Anthony Hope
Philadelphia’ ‘Sunday Press
Local Poultry Hatch Near Town Promises 1100 to 1200 Chicks
Reuben Myera, living a half mile south of town, operates five incubators. Four hatches due tomorrow aim at 1100 to 1200 chicks, with the remaining hatch expected next week. Friends awaiting the chicks plan to visit Shand for peeps.
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Reuben Myera
Fragmentary historical note on early until Jane
A fragmented text fragment mentions an early until period and a person named Jane. The terse wording hints at a matter under consideration but lacks clear context or details.
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Jane
Weaver Named Republican Candidate for Mountville Council
East Hart Township resident BM Weaver is a Republican candidate for Mountville council. Supporters say he is popular locally and all signs point to a victory.
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Weaver
East Hart
Gounoll
Orp
Morning Services Start Half Hour Earlier
Reading appears to report a change in schedule with morning services starting thirty minutes earlier than usual. No additional details about the location or organization are provided in the fragment.
Marriage of Ralph W. Roseboro and Vera C. Reidenbach
Ralph W. Roseboro and Vera C. Reidenbach wed quietly at St. Mark's church Philadelphia on April 24. The couple traveled from New Holland Lancaster County to Lancaster and Washington before a ceremony by Rev Dr Laird. They plan a brief wedding tour then reside in New Holland with families and friends sending best wishes.
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St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Spring Garden Street
Philadelphia
Laird
Ralph W. Roseboro
Vera C. Reidenbach
New Holland
Lancaster County
Mr. Roseboro
Misa Reidenbach
Br. L. Roseboro
A. B. Groff
The
Clarion
Beat
Board of Trade Plans Fund Drive for San Francisco Sufferers
A special meeting of the Board of Trade appointed district solicitors J Frank Brubaker James Diller Geo W Bair Geo O Roland H E Rutter H A Showalter D M Diller C E Roseboro J F Seldomridge and Milton Wenger to canvass divisions collect donations and forward funds to San Francisco sufferers by Saturday morning. Contributions may be left at the bank before noon today to ensure immediate forwarding.
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Board of Trade
San Francisco
J. Frank Brubaker
James Diller
Geo
W. Bair
O. Roland
H. HE. Rutter
H. A. Showalter
D. M. Diller
C. E
Baptismal Services At Ephrata Park Draw Large Crowds
Bishop Benjamin Weaver of Spring Grove led last Sunday’s baptism at Ephrata with twenty one converts. Immersion along the Cocalico at the historic old bridge drew many observers as about 2000 watched the scene. Today classes at Weaverland and preparatory services at Metzler’s precede Holy Communion and more baptisms scheduled for Weaverland tomorrow.
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Ephrata
Benjamin Weaver
Spring Grove
Cocalico
Old Bridge
Weaverland
Metzler’s
Working Hard at 89 in Blue Ball Estate
Mrs. Sallie Geist widow of Daniel Geist of Blue Ball, nearly ninety, digs her garden and white washes fences herself. Wealthy but prefers to work, rejecting help from descendants. A remarkably well preserved old lady.
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Sallie Geist
Daniel Geist
Blue Ball
Denver Shoe Company Chartered in Denver
A charter is granted to the Denver Shoe Company in Denver with capital stock of 100000 dollars. The foundation walls of the new factory are up and construction is being rushed to completion. Denver has a newly organized Board of Trade credited with attracting this industry.
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Denver Shoe Company
Denver
Board of Trade
Local coal and timber merchant stockpiles vast supply
Ged. W. Kinzer, a local coal and timber merchant, laid in an enormous stock of coal early. This has proven beneficial for his patrons. Hundreds of tons of coal are hauled away weekly and he still has a plentiful supply on hand for his patrons.
Correction on Mentzer's move and new shop location
A corrected note states C S Mentzer the shoemaker moved his shop to Teal dens and will operate in the former Paxson millinery Store room. He invites old friends and new acquaintances to visit.
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Clarion
Uncalled Letters at Holland Post Office for Week
The weekly list of uncalled letters remaining at the Holland post office ends April 27 1906. Names include Mrs Lucinda Magon Anna A Meise Miss Elizabeth W Fogg Frank Bender Samuel Brubaker Harry Landis and others.
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New
Holland Post
Lucind Magon
Anna
Elizabeth W
Fogg
Frank “Bender
Samuel
Brubaker. 1& Co
Harry. Landis
Local Primary Ballot Set for June Nomination
In Gouvandad county observers note the Wednesday June 18 nomination session and the Saturday June 20 primary to select the county ticket for the upcoming election. The event determines nominees for the party slate and local offices.
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Gouvandad
Pyon
Itne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board OF Trade Meeting
Dougless
Grube
Dias Margaret Orte
Lexi Mohler
Samuel, Rt. Hees
Barenn
Banat
Fulton Opera House
Itteaim Stoieix
Roseboro-Reidenbach
Uncaturea Letters
Te Convention
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