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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1918
Page
2
President Wilson pressed Congress to stay in session and approve new war tax laws to fund the war effort. He urged broad equity, warning against inflation and profiteering while proposing increased taxes on incomes, excess profits, and luxuries based on 1918 earnings.
State draft headquarters warned Pennsylvania boards they must not induct men under voluntary calls without HQ permission. Orders prohibit training of colored men under white-only calls and prohibit mixing white and colored registrants when one group lacks enough qualified candidates.
The second Red Cross War Fund drew 144 million dollars with 44 million over the goal after a week ending at midnight Monday. Officials say the total may reach 150 million as subscriptions are tallied.
Fifteen year old Mary Burkholder of Elizabethtown near Reading Pa. was instantly killed by lightning while taking supper at Elmer Acker’s Beckersville residence. The house was destroyed by fire that followed the bolt.
D G Rance, Justice of the Peace in Farmersville, offers surveyor conveyancer real estate insurance and collection services. Emphasizes careful writing of wills deeds mortgages and clerking sales. Automobile insured. Applications for automobile and hunters license.
Notary public offers estate settlement real estate conveyancing wills deeds mortgages clerking sales and automobile license applications. Agent for Penn Township Fire Insurance Company with attention to clerical and legal services. Ind. phone.
Goodville Pennsylvania auctioneer W Witmer announces auctions with charges described as reasonable on both real estate and personal property.
Orest er A Diller appears as attorney at law justice of the peace at City Office 68 N Duke Street Lancaster PA country Office Gap PA. In the latter office on Tuesdays Thursdays and other days in Lancaster by appointment. Handles settlements of estates and related duties in accordance with the law.
Chronicle of Pennsylvanian short items reporting Liberty Bond milestones in Hazleton and Reading, a Red Cross drive kickoff in Reading, wage raises at Scranton notables, resignations in Hazleton Police, Italian and German curriculum notes, and various local accidents and civic actions across Bradford, Allegheny, and Lancaster counties.
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