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New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1908

Page

4

Sober or wild talk of free trade with Japan and island policy

A Saturday 1908 item questions rumors of opening US insular lands to free trade with Japan in exchange for Japan free trade here and settlement of labor issues. It notes insular markets and potential political effects, adds a Japan Canada parallel in immigration talks, mentions a duel between Count Boni de Castelane and Prince de Sagan, and notes Indiana forming a Fairbanks Club with tall members prompting Taft’s response.

Washington Japan United States Philippines State Department Canada Boni de Castelane Prince de Sagan

Borough Council Minutes Move Toward Repairs and Fees

The January borough council meeting drew full attendance. Burgess Showalter reported $5.50 collected for fines and fees to be deposited with the treasurer. A demonstration of a chemical tre engine at Manheim was deemed successful but not yet recommended. Tax Collector Mentzer received a one month extension to collect outstanding taxes. Bills totaling 293.44 were approved for payment. The highway committee approved cinder on Roberts Avenue. Lights on East Main Street and Roberta Avenue were repositioned or added, with complaints about current lighting to be relayed to the electric plant management.

Boro Council Burgess H. A. Showalter Boro Manheim G. C. Mentzer Tim Highway Committee Roberts Avenue East Main Street Roberta Avenue

Washington Camp No 274 elects officers for term

On Monday evening Washington Camp No 274 P O S of A elected officers for the ensuing term President W W Myers Vice President H E Tish Master of Forms H C Fastnacht Recording Secretary B W Snader Treasurer W O Cake Financial Secretary C F Showalter Conductor Irwin Hahn Inspector J O Bryan Outside Guard Co Cake Trustee BE Geist

Washington Camp P.O.S. of A Irwin Hahn O."bryan Outside Guard Co Oo Cake BE. &. ‘Geist

Stray Briefs From The Wayside In Lancaster County

A digest of passing events from local papers. Post office at Refton becomes a money order office. Wernersville grower reports 207 eggs from 15 pullets in December. Lititz Moravian Church stats show 770 members with 673 in Sunday School. Ephrata Canning Co to be wound up due to long-term failures. Reamstown farmer builds a micro railway to handle mail. Hotel keeper John H. Mylin, wife, and a boarder poisoned by mistaken salts. wife gravely ill. Armstrong Cork Works fire partially damaged by water. no heavy loss. Stranger misdirected by clock legend. Strasburg clock is in Germany. Revenue officials appoint two deputy collectors for Cumberland and Lancaster counties. Lancaster College merger with Miss Stahr’s School to boost openings and growth toward a women’s college.

Refton W. G. Huyett Wernersville Rhode Island Moravian Church Lititz Ephrata Canning Company Reamstown John H. Mylin Peter

Banker Hutchinson Endorses Cooper Health Theory Medicine

Carleton H. Hutchinson of Boston a banker broker with offices at 8 Congress Street declares Cooper s theory and medicine effective after eight years of chronic stomach trouble and no relief. He reports improved digestion appetite energy and nerve calm, and says he would not return to his former condition for any sum. Wm M Stauffer sells the preparation.

Carleton H. Hutchinson Boston Congress Street Cooper Mr. Hutchinson Chicago Wm. M. Stauffer

Obituary notices and local deaths in Ronk's area

Obituaries report farmer David Beiler of Ronk's who died at 85 after lifelong Amish preaching in Upper Pequea. Survived by wife of 60 years and several children. funeral held Wednesday at 9 am with burial at Bellers cemetery. The column notes other local deaths including William Miller of Churchtown and infant Emma May Weaver, with brief funeral details.

David Beiler Ronk’s Pequea Lydia Susie Katie David F Hhome Rebecca Smoketown Jacob K Birdin-Hand Benjamin F Ronk John S Strasburg Jonas Beller's Cemetery Emma May Reuben Lydia Weaver Reidenbach Martindale Burial Ground J.D. Bowers

Mothers Bread by RK J Wright Bros gains popularity

The bread marketed by RK J Wright & Bro has impressed bakers and customers since its release. Many buyers prefer this brand over competing loaves and praise its flavor and quality.

RK. J. Wright & Bro Alli

Contracts for Filler and Scrap In Lancaster 1907

A Lancaster report notes many contracts for 1907 tobacco cover only filler and scrap. Prices have been set at three cents. Regular buyers oppose this and say they will not purchase crops where scrap and fillers were sold to others.

Lancaster

New Arrival Adds Newborns and a Stranger in Town

Last Saturday a homeless girl arrived at Fetterville. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Warner took her in and will call her daughter. An addition to the family of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Martin of East Main street is a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hammond of Cedar Lane are proud parents of a baby girl. The given name has not yet been determined.

Fetterville H. C. Warner Harry Martin East Main Street Charles Hammond Cedar Lane

Protracted Meetings and Local Socials in Terre Hill

Terre Hill sustain long Evangelical and T U Evangeli cal church meetings. Funeral of George M Young Rothaville attended by Terre Hill M C order members. Interment at Akron. Ella Eshleman surprise party at M M Sensenich home. Cigar making not booming. Trees and fences removed to improve walking at night. I O O F lodge invited to sister lodge meeting. Terre Hill Degree team reorganized under J J Kerabner and meets weekly with success.

Evangelical T. U. Evangelical Frank Bixler Samuel Barr W. F. Clime Harry Rutt J. C. Miller J. J. Kersheer Terre Hill Castle No. 116 M.C George M. Young Rothaville Akron Young J. J. Kerabner Terre Hill Lodge No. 454

Ledger of the Burtalsa Lutheran Cemetery Burials 1907

The record lists burial entries for 1907 from Burtalsa in this borough, kept by Dim Wayne J. Shaub. Dates include January 23 Mrs. Mattie Myers aged 83, February 16 Isaac Davis 59 years 10 months 19 days, March 2 infant Robert Davis 4 months 17 days, and other names with ages up to September 18. Also notes Dewitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills sold by Wm. M. Stauffer.

Dim. Wayne J. Shaub Mattie Myers John Myers Isaac 9. Davis Robert James P. Davis Annie E John G. Moore Bellmina Darrow Brooklyn Amon Earl Jason EB. Rutter Annie P. Diller William G. Diller Elizabeth J. Roland Anna Virginia Milburn Plank Mrs. Eliza John Diller Cumru Berks County

Henry Groff Takes Possession of Local Shirt Factory

Henry Groff assumed ownership of his brother Elam Groff's shirt factory on Monday. Sunday visitors included Mrs James Moore of Potato Valley visiting Eliza Sensenig, with Joseph Burkey and family from Blue Ball visiting John Sensenig. Others at Sunday gathering included Rev Welder and wife from Reamantown, George Kemper and wife from Akron, and Isaac Jacoby with wife and daughter.

Henry Groff Elam Mra James Moore Potato Valley Eliza ‘Sensenig Joseph,Burkey Blue Ball John Sensenig Samuel Zinn Welder Reamentown George Kemper Akron Isaac Jacoby

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