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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1903
Page
5
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a great kidney remedy that purifies blood by aiding kidney function. It claims most diseases begin with kidney trouble and offers a sample bottle by mail from Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York with a note to mention the newspaper.
Memorial Day activities in Leola featured a large parade with marching units from Harrisburg and Lancaster and opening services at grave sites. Upper Leacock school board met in Mechanicsburg to organize for the new term with salaries set and a 1.5 mill tax. Several teachers were elected for multiple schools, with some positions yet to be filled. Mr and Mrs Jos H Beiler and Mr and Mrs Moses B Stoltz ing are visiting western places, currently in Kansas.
Readings: Elam G and Christian Sensenig Isaac Horst join in purchasing a Bemis tobacco planter from Wenger Bros. Line 81 shipment Monday to Reading. C.B. Rutt hauls milk to Blue Ball Creamery with many patrons. Lauder improves mud funds using a scraper. R L Martins traction engine pulls the scraper for days. Nolt sells coal last week amid high demand. Harry Dickerahela trades with Samnei Zin Martindale. Horning has a large potato patch despite dry weather. Newton Haller Levi Sauder Geo Martin work on telephone line until unknown reason. A $2,000,000 buried measure discovery at Saltriver was reported.
A horse died of lockjaw attended by Dr Scusenich, with high value noted for the animal. I W Martin travels through Maryland to canvass for Adam Weaver. Christian Shirk plans a shed. masons will start on the cellar and foundation. Levi Martin's barn framework. church services Sunday morning and Sunday school at 2 PM. Several youths saw Uncle Tom's Cabin in New Holland. Keeler Stauffer recovering from fever and aims for Philadelphia work. H S Witmer and A K Deiner on Lancaster business. Miss Kate Stauffer ill with fever. Painters finish Jonas Martin’s house and move to Tarey Staufer’s house.
Personal mentions note M rs Tifram Thomas and family in Lancaster and Lititz for weekend memorial events. W M Dien and family visited Di em's parents not Terre Hill. Churchtown memorial exercises attended by locals. C B Killian in Lancaster across weekend. Daniel Fuby back from illness. Adam Alderfer and son Earl visited Eph rata mother. Bridgeville services held Sunday with Sunday school at 1 a.m. and preaching at 7:30 p.m. Annie Burbaker of New Holland visited Daniel Baby on Tuesday.
Jacob Boose fell from a scaffold at Jonas Ebversole s barn on Saturday and suffered a sprained shoulder and stiff neck but remains alive on the ground. Farmers plant tobacco and await rain while families visited kin across several towns over the weekend including Columbia Lancaster Gordonville Rossmere Kinzer Harrisburg and Lancaster connections through Prof H G Seldomridge and Rev F Seldomridge.
The June edition of the Summer Excursion Route Book lists eastern resorts, routes, and fares. Compiled with care, it covers seashore and mountain destinations with over seventeen hundred routes, maps, and photogravures. Available June 1 at ticket offices for ten cents or by mail for twenty cents from Geo. W. Boyd at Broad Street Station, Philadelphia.
Inauguration of the preliminary summer timetable on May 24 marks a new era for the Cape May service. Relaying work south of Newfield with 100 pound rails shortens transit time, with trains designed for comfort and speed and schedules aligned to daily travelers.
Personal notes from Terre Win gathering at Aaron Taylor’s, visitors Frank Marks and family from McShanksburg, Geist guests, others at Rothville and New Holland events. Milk receipts at the creamery reach 82 810 pounds from 45 patrons in May. Squire Warner loses his old horse Joe. Philadelphian Phares Geist and George Geist visit Adam Geist. Agricultural implement trade in France described as nearly monopolized by American manufacturers.
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