Controller's annual report summary for county finances
The report shows the county tax rate set for the year and compares it with neighboring counties. It notes bonded debt maturity and payment, with two bonds not presented. Also lists expenditures for support of institutions, improvements, and prison inspection expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheaffer
Eigemills
Lackawanna
Sotluythill
Alinshousé
Epai
Mayen Institution
Sevahn
County plans highway projects under state supervision
County outlines costs for several public highway constructions estimated at about $2,600 under the supervision of the State Highway Department. The text notes district boundaries and county duties in administering the funds and project oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State’ Highway, Department
Matrimonial Notes From Lancaster Area Weddings
Pretty weddings unfold near Lancaster with Bertha O Mowery marrying John Ayers at Mr and Mrs Benjamin Mowery home. Ceremony by Rev Mountz. reception follows. newlyweds settle in Lancaster. Other weddings include Leah W Martin to George Lehman at Neffsville with Bishop Noah Landis officiating. Harry M Bard weds Susanna Fasnadhe at Lancaster parsonage. Chas L Sheaffer weds Mabel Miller at Reametown Evangelical parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holme
Benjamin
Mowery
Thia Boro
Bertha
John Ayers
Lancaster
Mountz
Lillian Mowery
AedVv
Eral
Lebanon
Avas
The
Clarion
Jonathan W. Martin
Walnut Street
Leah W
George
Salome
Harry’m. Bard
Hinkletown
Susanna
Clarton
Evangelical ‘Parsonage
Reametown
Chas, L. Sheaffer
Mabel B
Ennistown’s Fair
Iwill
A “S
Ouarion
Charlie
Revival notes and local notices from the Clarion
A collage of community items, estate filings, and personal notices. Amy Milburn estate letters grant admin in Honeybrook. Matilda Lichty estate admin appointed in Terre Hill. Bread wagon axle break slows R H Wright on Terre route. Dinner hosted by the Buchanans for several locals. Four year old Emily Rutter injured in a fall but fine. Martin L Weaver from Chicago visits. brother J A Weaver from Salisbury joins. Samuel Wenger of Wakarusa visits Clarion office. wants obituary details for Enos Wenger. Readers advised to check the Clarion gate register for sale dates and listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion
Thé
United
Brethren Church
Amy, Milburn
Levi Plank
Honeybrook
James BH
James BH. ‘Lichty, of Terre Hill
Matilda Lichty
R. H. Wright
Martin. L. Weaver
Chicago
J. A. Weaver
Salisbury
Jonathan H. Weaver
Samuel
Wenger
Wakarusa
Indiana
Mars Township
Isita
Enos
A. Wenger
Olarton
Teachers Institute Plans Twenty-First Session Saturday
The Twenty-first Annual Session of the Local Teachers Institute will meet in the public school building with discussions by district teachers on topics like the personality of the teacher and the influence of home and school. County Superintendent Brecht will attend and Amos Jay Hershey will headline an evening program of music recitations and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Breck‘ ‘Nock
Carnarvon
Upper
Leacock
New Hollandboro
Brecht
Amos
Jay Hershey
Hershey
Institute
R N. Bowers
L. W. Martin
Anna J. Good
LeRoy W. Groff
D. W. Geist
Susie
Mentzer
Samuel J. Findley
Mennonite Sunday School Mission Holds Kinzer Meeting
The Mennonite Sunday School Mission held its regular quarterly meeting at Kinzer with about 300 attendees. Bishop Isaac Baby opened devotional services at 9 30 AM, followed by organizational steps and sermons by Bishop Eaby and Bishop Benjamin Weaver. An afternoon program featured Rev. Nosh A. Mack and Hershey Seaman plus discussions moderated by Mahlon Buckwalter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinzer
Perenna
Eaby
Benjamin ‘Weaver
Terra Hill
Nosh A. Mack
New Folland
Frotel
Hershey Seaman
Chicago
Mahlon
New Holland Chronicle Editor Energetic Leader Profiles
Fragments describe an energetic editor in New Holland Chronicle era with emphasis on leadership and prominence. Mentions county ranking and long-standing importance in newspaperdom, plus references to Browning and Wwie in a nostalgic, garbled note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland Crarion
Innie
Ana
Anne Tnral i
Winged Reichard Enters Court Proceeding in Reamstown
Fragmentary wartime style note from Reamstown mentions Winged Reichard entering court. Details unclear due to damaged OCR but indicates a legal action in a local court. No date or outcome available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichard
Reamstown
Feeding Stuffs Law Aids Consumers in Pennsylvania
The Department of Agriculture reports extensive enforcement of the Feeding Stuffs Law in Pennsylvania. Over 40 prosecutions in the last month target adulterated feeds, with fines and analysis fees totaling about 82,000.00, and actions taken to remove inferior products from the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Harrisburg
Westmoreland County
Pennnsylvania
Department of
the. Department
Peddler of Tobacco Cited for Stamp Requirements at Farm Sales
A traveling tobacco peddler must sell only stamped original packages and is required to post bond. The notice notes farm to farm sales and attendance by local officers or inspectors to enforce the tobacco stamping law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo
New Holland Mills Deal Expand to Fairbanks Morse Chicago
New Holland Machine Company signs contract with Fairbanks Morse & Co of Chicago to take not less than 1500 New Holland feed mills next year starting April 1 2006. Mills to be sold only through Fairbanks Morse with freight saved and steady income for the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland Machine Company
Fairbanks, Morse & Company
Chicago
New Holland
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
New Holland Mills
Fairbanks
Carl
Heavy Hog Pennant Results From Local Fairs
Samuel Hoover of Spring Grove won the pennant by slaughtering a hog of 405 pounds, defeating B Z Taylor by thirteen pounds. Elmer Billingfelt of Adamstown reported two hogs weighing 584 and 661 pounds. O W Taylor of Weaverland killed two Chester White hogs weighing 170 and 538 tiered pounds, farrowed December 1901. Total pork batch cost about $55.13 for feed, yielding under 54 cents per pound. Taylor advocates oats feeding for young hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hoover
Spring Grove
B. Z. Taylor
Taylor
Mr. Hoover
Adamstown
Elmer&. Billingfelt
Lackey Wade Reward Court Sets Claimants in Suit
A court frames the dispute over a 3200 county reward for the arrest and conviction of Lackey Wade the assailant of Mrs. Catharine Kreider. Sixteen claimants are named while the county commissioners are ordered to set aside 8000 in the treasury to fund the reward and to define the plaintiff and defendant list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackey Wade
Catharine Kreider
Rufus W. Bender
Undertaker Henninger Plans New Brick House West of Establishment
New Orleans area notices a brick house proposed on the lawn west of Henninger’s furniture and undertaking business. After completion, the building will be occupied by Henninger and his wife, with extra space to expand the furniture trade. Existing apartments will be converted for business use as trade grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.C
Henninger
Heninger
Menninger
Lutheran League Meets With Program At Home
The regular social meeting of the Lutheran League of Trinity was held Thursday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Israel Baler's home. The program included opening service, select reading by Elmer Fasnacht, a solo by Lillia Rutter, instrumental duets, a Grace Bender performance, an address by Re Mountz, and a Riva Bair instrumental solo. The gathering was described as pleasant and profitable. The next meeting will be at the home of James Diller on Dillteg Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otthe
Luther
League of Trinity ‘Lutheran
Israel
Baler
Elmer
Fasnaohti
Lillia
Rutter
Grace Bender
Bairning
Boeng
James
Diller
Dilteg
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Np Am
Boella
Oe Pubjic- Institut ‘Advontingent
Wits
Lehmane Martin
Bard Fasneach
Overly Bechtold
Illeraville
Briday
David Buchanan
Honeybroo
Ida
Townsley
Dollie
Hull
Maggie DeHaven
Milton Wenger
D. W. Harner
Geo
Roland
S.M. Mountz
Emily” Rutter
M. Rutter
Nagle
Harris
Usia
Harvey Heller
Theodore Hart
Usic
Jos. McGlaughlin
Jno
H. Martin
Zapotttit
A. H Wissler
L. Heilman Music
Jacob Tanger
Bare G. Good
M. J. Brecht
Iisted
Wade
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