26 Jan 1901
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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1901
Page
1
Clarion Printing House in New Holland Lancaster County Pa lists subscription rates and payment terms for one year. Delayed payment to year end incurs charges and notices of discontinuance must be sent. five new cash subscribers for one year earn a variation or reward for the promoter.
A Lancaster County page lists W Sensenich as scrivener and surveyor offering deeds, wills, and clerical work. Dr T Bushone a veterinary physician in New Town. J D Warfel auctioneer with forty years experience. C B Witmer and C G Gabel dentists. engraving services for cards and invitations. and an available ground with house and stables near Bareville with immediate possession after 1991.
Calves wanted by Aaron Hoober at the Buty er Moure yards New Holland every Friday from 7 to 9. A high market price paid for calves. Also notices two houses for sale on Railroad Avenue and Main Street New Holland inquirer A W Snader.
A vintage ad proclaims Yarn For Quality with a pledge to buy heat and sell only from quality. It touts reliable coffees and teas, pure goods, and a wide range of groceries including canned, pickled, smoked meats, crackers, and biscuits. It invites customers to view stock and request prices.
January term of quarter sessions court opens with Judge Livingston presiding. Foreman Thacher leads grand inquest as ninety seven cases have been retired since last session. Several trials proceed through Thursday with numerous guilty and not guilty verdicts and fines. slot machine violations noted.
A promotional note praising Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a safe pure vegetable remedy for children. It claims to improve appetite and energy, produce pure blood, and defend against disease via non alcoholic tonics, citing a Middlesex County Virginia mother praising the product after her daughter recovered from malaria and catarrh. It also recommends Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a laxative for children.
Rev F Lebantz of Myerstown Lebanon county will deliver a lecture in Trinity Lutheran Church, this borough, on Thursday evening 4 ext. Rev Henry Melohoir Muhlenbeg D. D. the pioneer missionary of the Lutheran church in this country visited and preached to this congregation several times.
Before the Revolution Dr Scanty hase made early history of this church in this country and about this state. An impressive speaker is expected in an instructive entertaining talk. Admission is free and there will be no silver collection. Everybody is cordially invited to attend.
Frank Seale pled guilty to selling liquor on Sunday at his home in Fishers Station in the Ciiden court. Prosecutor Lloyd pressed that the liquor was sold to friends for medicine, and the judge ordered six months in the county jail plus costs. Judge Armstrong aims to curb illegal liquor sales in Came eu county.
A fragmented item from Dy bp Turner of Dempseyvtown Pennsylvania promotes a liver and stomach health product. It claims best in the world quality and includes odd spellings and unclear references to a “Wet Stanter’s” formula.
All day and into the night a dares crowd of skaters gathered on Reasler's mill dam in Mascot. The cold surface was smooth after Friday and Saturday frosts. Barge crews from Bareville Birds in Tinne Monterey and Leela joined for the finest skating yet this season.
The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be celebrated at Trinity Lutheran Church in the borough on Sunday morning February 3, with services starting at 10 30. Preparatory services are scheduled for Friday at 7 30 pm and a brief preparatory service Sunday at 10 15 am for those unable to attend Friday.
Judge Stewart of York county evaluated saloonkeepers on Monday as licenses were granted for liquor sales. He warned that licenses would be revoked for selling to intoxicated men and admonished against selling to women or holding shooting matches and raffles. He rebuked juries for failing to convict violators of license laws.
An advertisement asserts Ely's Cream Balm cleanses and soothes nasal membranes for catarrh without drying or irritation. It claims immediate relief when placed into the nostrils and notes a 50 cent price at druggists or mailing from Ely Brothers in New York.
Christian Petersheima of Mascot sold a 654 pound hog dressed after killing. On the way to Farmersville the hog leaped from the wagon near Tacob Stoltzfus residence, prompting Christian to resecure the animal with aid to prevent another escape.
A clipped sample notice from the Clarion offers advance payment terms. It invites readers to subscribe, noting rates: one year for 1.00, six months for a fraction, and a three month trial at 25 cents, urging response. The tone is promotional and aimed at securing new subscribers.
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