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New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1908

Page

3

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A New Year message urges generosity and steady effort to brighten others and oneself. It champions perseverance, honest character, and God fearing conduct as keys to success, even without wealth, urging readers to begin now.

Unsavory Parade of 19th Century Headlines

December 19 brief roundup includes the death of Rev. Thomas A. Wallace in Newark New Jersey a triple hanging in New Westminster B C resignations at the Philippines Supreme Court and a bank robbery in Gibson Nebraska. Other items note a 101 year old Roanoke Virginia death a San Francisco political endorsement a US Supreme Court adjournment and multiple local tragedies and incidents.

Thomas A. Wallace Newark N. J James Jenkins John Portella Lee Chung New Westminster B. C James F. Tracey Albany N. Y Supreme Court of the Philippines Holloway Exchange Bank Gibson, Neb

Thomas F. Ryan Retires From 31 Corporate Directors

New York December 24 Thomas F Ryan one of the great powers of the financial world resigns from the directorships of thirty one corporations following medical advice He retains control of Morton Trust National Bank of Commerce and American Tobacco Company policies begun two years ago prompted his retirement plan.

New York Thomas F. Ryan Morton Trust Company National Bank of Commerce American Tobacco Company Ryan

Christ mas entertainment and church notes in Gap area

A Gap diary reports the M B and B Church Christmas program in the vestry, a moving picture show at the secondary school, Rev B F B Farber of Indianapolis called to Belle Vue Church, and a Gap butcher's steer-killing feat. Also noted are a local obituary, travel to Philadelphia by Mr and Mrs Greenleaf, and a sermon by Prof Stevenson on Mormons in Salt Lake City.

M. B&b B. FB. Farber Indianapolis Ind Princeton Bellevue Gap Bridgeport Butchber Mary Armer Upper Gap Monumental Cemetery Martin Greenleaf Philadelphia Dr. Griffith Stevenson Presbyterian College Salt Lake City Utah Bellevue Church

Local Family Notes From Lancaster And Nearby Towns

Mr and Mrs George Cicely visit Lancaster to see daughter Mrs J G Stauffer. Mrs L W Sensenich and daughters Eisie and Floretta spend Saturday in Linewater. Dr W Martin travels to Baltimore. Miss Clara J Stauffer and Bertha Fullerton of Lancaster visit Besse Brubaker. Mattin Russel visits his son Wayne. Mr and Mrs F P Brubaker host relatives from Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs Samuel Hoffman spend Tuesday in Morgantown. William Evans, recently ill, shows improvement. James and Alvin Sandoe remain on the sick list.

George Cicely Lancaster J. G. Stauffer L. W. Sensenich Eisie and Floretta W. Martin Baltimore Clara J. Stauffer Bertha Fullerton Besse Brubaker Mattin Russel Wayne Brubaker Philadelphia F. P. Brubaker Samuel Hoffman Morgantown Illiam Evans James and Alvin Sandoe

Fox Chase and Relentless Hounds Near Witmer Mountain

A fox chase tracked Reynard from B W Scheuer’s hotel with about forty hounds and ten riders. The quarry was caught near Witmer’s Held, a short distance from the mountains. Reverend Hershey Groff of Bareville and relatives visited Reverend Benj Wenger and family, while Samuel Nolt is reported sick and farmers delivered tobacco to Morris Levy for the first time this season.

B.W. Scheuer Reynard Hounda Witmer Hershey Groff Bareville Ben Wenger Morris Levy

Quotations for flour eggs and live stock markets

Philadelphia flour prices show steady to firm tones with various grades listed from 3.75 to 4.26 per barrel. Eggs steady at 38 40 cents selected and nearby 34 34 cents. Live stock at Pittsburgh depot shows cattle choice 6.50 to 6.75, hogs steady with primé heavies around 6.50 to 6.75, calves up to 9. Sag rket and other entries noted with mixed quotes.

Philadelphia Exune New City Timothy Pittsburg Unilon Stock Yards

Market Report From Philadelphia Stock Yards December 19 1908

Beef cattle market steady to higher with moderate offerings mainly from Illinois Ohio and Virginia. Calves scarce cows few due to quarantine. steers best 6 7c, good 5 6c, common 5 5 1 2c, fat cows 4 4c, veal calves 6 7c. Sheep and lambs sold steady to soft, lambs strong in top grades, wethers 4 5c, ewes dull. Pigs and hides show slight easing, western sizes vary by quality.

Philadelchia Reeves West Phila North Phila Illinois Ohio Virginia

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Pierce Dr. Pierce World Dispensary Medical Association R. V. Pierce M. D Buffalo N. Y. Ca Prenca People’s Common Sense Home Circle Tury I. G. Davis’ Sons Neu Holland, PA Extra Washington Theodore Roosevelt Henry Wolf, Jr King St Prospect Street Kinterton New Holland: Construction Co F. Brubaker New Holland, Pa Paul Rotkosky Pennsylvania Railroad Shamokin Harriet Armstrong Roanoke Good Government League of San Francisco Roosevelt Secret Service Congress A. B. Smith Ventura Cal Supreme Court of the United States William Johnston Plumbrook August Winkler Wilmington Del Rev. W. Woodfolk Dallas Tex Wilmer V. Shellender Kennett Square John S. Michaud Burlington St. Vincent’’s Hospital Mary Green Columbus Mt. Holly Henry Neumeyer Macungie James O'Brien Wilkes- Barre New York State State Board of Charities George Schrecongost Dubois Pennsylvania State Highway Department Penna Fairfield EO VW Marfin New Holland W. G. Kaby Bureville Bheartown Linewater Lerea Marrele Ssmuel Nolt Aayfever Bly Brothers Warren Street Lancaster County W. E. Davis Montross Metal Gasket Co Chestnut St Philadelphia, Pa Rehable E. CG. Diller & Sons New Holland, Penna Everett Romeo Russia Tatomen’s Silie Chas. H. Frey, the Shoe Man East Eine Street William M. Stauffer Lancaster, Pa Cash Store Wmwarkers BF. Lerman
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