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New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1908

Page

5

Stray Briefs By The Wayside

A Lancaster area column notes farm and local incidents. A Centre Point farmer reports a cow calving a six legged freak. Ellsworth Gregg’s Drumore herd saw ten cows culled for tuberculosis. Donegal and Coney Mutual Fire Insurance Co. imposes a one dollar per thousand assessment. board re-elected with two and a half million dollars insured. Moravian church near Lancaster protests beer-club nuisances and seeks mayoral action. Lancaster free state tuberculosis dispensary treats more patients as demand continues. Rothsville Knitting Mills to locate in Rothsville by February with H. M. C. Fry’s band hall lease. A. W. Baker of Reading named president. Minnie Pauli of Lancaster survives a gun attack. Debolt shoots himself. both expected to recover. Eastern Pennsylvania fishing case fines set at twenty-five dollars. McCall Ferry dam work near Susquehanna River expected to resume. current progress past flood danger, twenty percent remaining. Tioga County teacher sends a boy home with bath guidance for his mother.

Ellsworth Gregg Drumore Township Donegal and Coney Mutual Fire Insurance Company Rothsville Tioga County

Community notes and fatalities from early 1900s Pennsylvania

Neighbors found James Cummings starving and freezing in Willamsport and died in hospital with $140 in gold hidden in his room. Police noted a school note about Wille not being sent to school due to smell and desire to learn. State Highway Department reports over 7,000 auto licenses issued since mid December 1907, with growth expected to exceed 22,000 for 1908. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup advertised for coughs croup and whooping cough as a gentle laxative remedy.

James Cummings Willamsport Cummings Automobile Division State Highway Department Pennsylvania Highway Department

Man Hears Own Funeral Sermon in Morristown Indiana

Truman Pattee aged 72 of Morrison Indiana was told his funeral would be held the next day at 11. He woke to hear the choir sing and the preacher speak as he lay propped in bed. After the service a serious operation followed and Pattee may recover. If he dies no funeral services will be permitted.

Truman Pattee Morrison Pattee Jordan

Ladies Auxiliary elects officers at January meeting

The Ladies Auxiliary held its regular meeting at Miss Hattie J. Diller’s home on January 9. Seven members answered roll call, an entertainment is planned for February, and officers were elected led by President Miss Hattie J. Diller. Next meeting will be at Miss Elva G. Bair’s home. The article notes Pure Food Law disclaimers and Ely’s Cream Balm compliance with labeling requirements.

Hattie J. Diller Presdent E. C. Diller B. F. Alder Ella Fritz West End W. H. Shaub Lillie Rutter Lillie M. Rutter Elva G. Bair

Lancaster man to lecture at Cedar Grove Church

William A. MacQuae of Lancaster will give a lecture at Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church East Earl on Sunday evening January 19 at 7 o clock. The talk will be illustrated with 76 slides, described as a feature that appeals to both old and young and helps explain the situation and conditions.

William A.macquae Lancaster Cedar Grove Presbyterian Church East Earl Oelouk Njanet

Pennsylvania Breeders Meet and Second Corn Show

The ninth annual Pennsylvania Live Stock Breeders Association meeting and second annual Corn Show will be held at Monongahela House in Pittsburg on February 6. Admission is free and prizes total 53 cash awards plus a $26 silver cup. Farmers and breeders, members or not, are invited to participate and compete for the best and biggest ears.

Pennsylvania Live Stock’ Breeders’ Association Monongahela Pittsburg

Livestock Meeting Attracts Noted Speakers In Pennsylvania

Prominent figures like Dick Stone C. L. Taggart D F Maroney and university experts including Dr Thomas Hunt Prof J W Gilmore Dr Carl Guy Dr Leonard Pearson and Dr H P Armsby will discuss alfalfa cattle feeding and the new livestock laws at the upcoming event in Pittsburgh. A report of the 1907 meeting will be mailed for five cents postage. For details contact B S Bayard East End Pittsburg Pa.

Dick Stone Ilinois C.L. Taggart Washington D. F. Maroney Dairy Farmers’ Co Pittsburg Thomas F. Hunt School of Agriculture Pennsylvania State College J W. Gilmore Pennsylvania Experiment Station Carl W. Guy Ohio State University Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Leonard Pearson H. .P. Armsby Institute of Animal Nutrition B.S. Bayard East End

W C T U Meeting At Mrs Anna Roland Home

The next meeting of the W C T U will be held at the home of Mrs. Anna Roland on Tuesday evening at seven o clock.

Anna ‘A. Roland

Unsettled Winter Weather in Eastern Pennsylvania

Peculiar patterns mark the season with many cloudy days and rain. A brief clear spell followed by a storm brought heavy rainfall, thunder and lightning, resembling a mild April shower despite winter timing.

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