Archbold Leaves Stand in Standard Oil Loan Case
John D. Archbold, vice president of Standard Oil, concluded cross examination in the suit to dissolve the trust. He said he knew of no reason for the $22,000,000 loan to P. S. Trainer by Southern Pipe Line and that rebates were bargaining among shippers.
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Standard
Company of Oil Trust
P. S. Trainer
New York
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Southern Pipe Line Company
Archbold
Frank B. Kellogg
Trainer
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Cassatt
The
United States
Government Seizes 12060 Pounds Oleo In Philadelphia
Narragansett Dairy of Narragansett Rhode Island shipped 12060 pounds of oleomargarine to Eastern Provision of Philadelphia. Revenue officers say the product was colored. uncolored tax paid was 0.25 cent per pound, enabling lower prices than colored rivals. Narragansett manager H G Posener attended seizure. Other items report a woman leaping to avoid a train in Hamburg Pennsylvania injuring herself and a horse, and a Kansas City man receiving a ten year sentence for stealing a registered mail pouch containing 50000 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Narragansett Dairy Company
Narragansett
Eastern Provision Company
United States Internal Revenue
H. G. Posener
Kansas City
Charles Stevens
Los‘ Angeles
New. York
Fort
Leavenworth
Kan
Tribute of respect at bank director meeting
Board minutes record expressions of condolence on the death of Dr M A Diller founder and longtime director of the First National Bank of Intercourse. He is praised for exceptional ability judgement integrity and business capacity. A copy of the minute is to be sent to his family and published in the Semi-Weekly New Era and New Holland Clarison.
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M. A. Diller
First National Bank of Intercourse
New Era
New Holland Clarison
In Memoriam Geo A Wallace Blue Ball Bank
At a Blue Ball National Bank board meeting on November 24 1908 a unanimous resolution mourns Geo A Wallace longtime president director and trusted counselor. The note commends his judgment and steady guidance, offers condolences to his family, and orders a copy of the resolution entered in the minutes.
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Blue Ball National Bank
Geo. A. Wallace
Wallace estate to continue coal lumber grain business at East Barl
The coal lumber and grain business once run by the late Geo A Wallace at East Barl Station will be continued by his executrix under Daniel J Oehme who has managed the firm for sixteen years. Michael Witmer of Raat Marl sold his property at that place on private terms to Toury W Weaver.
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Geo. A. Wallace
East Barl Station
Daniel
U Qebme
Oehme
Wallace
Michael Witmer
Raat Marl
Toury W. Weaver
Genesis of Fear
A meditation on primal fear and the evolution of humans from vulnerable descendants to masters of the earth. It contrasts man’s brittle courage with animal power, tracing fear from infancy through ancient times to modern cognition as recorded in Lippincott's.
Bright Prospects for a Suiting Young Man
A banker questions his daughter about a well dressed, unemployed suitor who has appeared in the drawing room evenings recently. The daughter hints he may be considering becoming a life companion to a young woman of means.
That Gus wears the same suit every day
A fragment from the Cleveland Leader describes Gus as always wearing the same suit, calling it a distinctive daily attire. The note humorously highlights the consistency of his dress and the crowd’s amusement at his uniform look.
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Gus
Cleveland
Dry spell ends as Goshen sees showers and prices listed
Rural Indiana notes drought relief with a week of thunder showers renewing dampness. Wheat looks poor. Goshen market quotations list eggs to oats and livestock prices. Kidney and bladder tonic Pineules marketed by Wm. M. Stauffer claim 30 days trial and blood purification.
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Goshen
Goshen Milling Co
Johnson & Son
Wm. M. Stauffer
Wood for Sale 30 Cords Delivered in New Holland Pa
Cut Wood for sale 30 cords priced at 3.50 per cord delivered. Large or email lots available. Call ReMi at Geo W Kinzka Lumber and Coal Yard New Holland Pa.
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Geo
Kinzka Lumber and Coal, Yard
New Holland, Pa
Sale Notices Skim from Charon Listings
Sale register lists upcoming auctions and public sales at Groffdale Hotel Blue Ball and New Holland. Items include horses cows vehicles farm implements brick dwelling and farm equipment with dates December 5 6 10 and February 18 and organizers Ge Dil ler Diller Seldomridge Redman Alpsey Snader and others.
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Groffdale Hotel
KE. Snader
A. (. Alpsey
Kansan
Blue Ball
Geo. K. Diller
I. N. Redman
East Main Street
New Holland
Styer
J. PB. Seldomridge
Isaac Sprecher
Paris
Religious notices from multiple Lancaster area churches
A collage of church schedules and services listing Rev. Mountz at Tuisity Lutheran, Rev. Noss at Reform Church, Rev. Albright at A B Cuyuron, plus Mennonite and United Evangelical notices. It details Sunday schools, preaching at various times, catechetical instruction, and midweek services across New Holland, Leola, Churchtown, and surrounding communities.
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Tuisity Lutheran Church
Reformed Hurch
J. G. Noss
New Holland
Zeltenreich
A. B. Cuyuron
LH. Albright
Rauch's Ca. My
Christian Endeavor Services
Cuurcu
Paaios
Leola
Epworth
Weaoverland Conference
Graffdale
Churchtown
Utheran
Mechanicsburg
A. Weichsel
Luther-League
Verne Hi
Evangelical Church
Heisler
Westerian
Cedar
Grove
W. J. Hoar
Clarion Free subscription drive for 1909 issues
Ten subscribers send one dollar each to renew for the remaining weeks of 1908 and secure 152 issues of 1909. The appeal calls for prompt payment to sustain the Clarion Free publication.
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Clarion Free
Anna
Varieties and Sayings in a Local Column Night
A collage of fragmented jokes phrases and notices from a local paper page. Items reference Want columns barber shop new trades political chatter and sales notices with auction details at Wallace's Store and various product mentions.
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Wallace
1909 Subscription Offer for 52 Issues at One Dollar
The notice invites readers to subscribe for the remaining weeks of 1908 to receive 52 issues in 1909 for a single dollar. It urges prompt payment to secure the year ahead.
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