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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1907

Page

3

Stray Briefs From The Wayside Notes Of Odd Localities

A digest of scattered items including rival neighbors’ ages and horses, a runaway team near Millersville, odd weather in New York, a fatal derailment at Tarrent um, and various accidents across Lancaster area. Notable figures include Jonas Shertzer of Marysville, Frank M. Geiger, Edward A. Noonan, and William Clark. Local mishaps feature auto harrowing of potato patches, a hotel medical incident, a street assault on Loretta Henkel, and a Kalamazoo signal operator averting disaster by derailing a freight train to save a passenger service.

Henry G. Flory Rapho Township Joseph Newgard Jonas Shertzer Marysville Millersville York Furnace New York Creighton Tarentum Pittsburg Frank M. Geiger New Kensington Calvert Hazlett Bia Allegheny County Edward A. Noonan Lebanon Reading Railroad Reading Annville Noonan E. E. Coble Elizabethtown Loretta Henkel Lancaster Roger South Mulberry Street Miss Henkel John Lease Marietta George R. Reich Edgar Egan Kalamazoo Mich Michigan’ Central Ita Grand

Personal notes of residents visiting and traveling

Local brief listing residents and guests visiting relatives and traveling to nearby cities. Names include E M High, James Reinhold and family, Margaret Overly, Helen Townsley, George Kautz, John F Glowner, H M Hoffman, F K Ruth, Isral Bair, Elva G Bair, Anna Groff, Esther Sterling, Dora Jacobs, Anna Jacobs, Rev Petre and families, and Mrs Gehr. Activities include visits in Reading, Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Lancaster, Glenester, Glen County, and hospital events.

E. M. High Frazier W. High James Reinhold Denver Margaret Overly Helen Townsley George Kautz Lancaster John F. Glowner H. M. Hoffman F. K. Ruth Ephrata Anna Philadelphia Jacob Samuel Petre Ra Groff Harvey Bowers Gehr

Ely's Cream Balm Promises Nasal Cure

Sufferers who tried everything are urged to try Ely's Cream Balm for cold in the head hay fever and nasal catarrh. The remedy acts on inflamed membranes cleansing soothing and healing. One trial will convince you. Price 50c. Available at druggists or mailed from Ely Bros 56 Warren St New York.

Ely Ely Bros Warren St New York

Japanese Flower Culture Association offers seeds for a full garden

Advertisement from the Japanese Flower Culture Association promises semi-dwarf annuals to plant by July 15 for a complete Japanese Flower Garden. Limited supply and one lot per person. send name, address, and stamps to 74 Lafayette Street New York for prepaid collections. Also notes L Kurtz Oberholtzer died after a fall from a horse near Intercourse.

United States Hiteen Ze Japanese Flower Culture Association Lafayette Street New York

Welcome Visitor Sends Dollar for Clarion Subscription

Mrs. Anna M Sheets of Inland Nebraska encloses a one dollar money order for another year of the Clarion. She praises weekly news from home and notes Nebraska’s drought with a million dollar rain impact, crops and fruit ruined by late freezes, and wishes the Clarion continued success.

Anna M. Sheets Nebraska the Clarion

Allcock's Plaster Backed As Universal Pain Remedy

A discussion of outside remedies for local pains such as back aches rheumatism and colds praising Allcock's plaster as the quickest safest and most certain treatment. It emphasizes prompt action cleanliness affordability and sixty years of trusted use.

Allcock

Tobacco Growers Association Meets in Lancaster

The Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association will hold a regular meeting at the Grand Army Hall in Lancaster next Monday, June 10, at 2 o'clock p m. The public is cordially invited and attendance is desired as topics of special interest to tobacco growers will be discussed.

Lancaster County Tobacco Growers’ Association Grand Army Hall Lancaster Tobacco ‘Growers Association Anil

Week's News Condensed Highlights

Retirements and deaths include Rear Admiral Coghlan and Colonel Benjamin F. Winger. Drownings reported in Ohio Michigan and New Jersey. Foreclosures see the Doylestown trolley sale for 100000 in Pennsylvania. Mexican governor Creel elected in Chihuahua. Roosevelt meets Confederate veterans. Several deaths by suicide and accidents. fires, earthquakes, and embezzlement cases noted.

Joseph B. Coghlan U. S N Graduate Nurses’ Association of Pennsylvania Pittsburg Dayton Doylestown Easton J. Carroll Williams Philadelphia Benjamin F. Winger Greencastle Pennsylvania George Dittman North Collins N. Y Francis Aldape Mexico City San Francisco Lehigh Northampton Counties Pennsylvania Railroad Rochester Thomas H. Ruger Stamford Conn The Knights of the Maccabees of the World Reading Joseph Hoencke Turn Verein Newark N. J Enrique C. Creel United States Chihauhau Mexico Joseph Moore Pitman Grove Roosevelt Tennessee White House Nell Ferris Washington Griffith Byron Becker Cement City Mich John C. Capers South Carolina Internal Revenue Pearl Wight New Orleans Waterspoo Kentucky Thomas M. Lawler American Federation of Labor Sunbury

Commodity price roundup from Philadelphia and Baltimore markets

The latest closing prices show mixed movement across grains and commodities. Wheat and corn ease or steady, rye flour firm, oats firm, flour types vary, butter and eggs mostly steady to firmer, pork and beef prices steady, poultry and potatoes exhibit stability across listed markets.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania City Hearby Southern Baltimore Poe Maryland Ennsylvania Virginia West Virginia

Livestock Market Report From Pittsburg Stock Yards

Live stock prices at Pittsburg Union Stock Yards show oats and beef bids around 6.25 to 6.50 for prime cattle. Sheep demand strong with wethers 6.20 to 6.40 and veal calves about 7.50. Pigs and hogs quoted 6.65 to 6.70 with rough stock noted.

Pittsburg Union Philadelphia Beeves Hoga West Phila North Phila Lancaster County Ohio Illinois Saskia

Fancy floral china salads priced for sale

A stylish ceramic china set features elaborate floral and medallion designs. The item is listed at 1.10 dollars and 2.00 pounds, offering a decorative tableware option with classic motifs.

Roll Butters and Livestock Prices Listed By Vendor

Fragmentary list appears with items like bacon chickens old saguabs tallow soap apples and potatoes per bushel. No clear dates or full vendor details available.

Een Es Eeee Ltd

Children’s Day Service Postponed to June 23

The Children’s Day service at Churchtown M. E. Church, initially set for tomorrow morning, has been postponed to Sunday June 23. A program titled The God of Nature will be presented and all are invited to attend.

Churchtown M. EB God of

Australian Leaf Heralded as Women’s Cure by Nurse Mother Gray

In New York nurse Mother Gray proclaims Australian-Leaf as a unique monthly regulator for female weakness kidney bladder and urinary troubles. The ad promises cures at all druggists or by mail with sample free and lists Mother Gray Co as the source.

Mother Gray New York Etary

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wayaide L. Kurtz Oberholtzer Levi K. Oberholtzer Cains Salisbury Intercourse John Zook Oberholtzer W. F. Mylio Lytle Levi Baptist Church Wall Meat Smith Table Company Mohawk Harry Dierwachter Swatara Creek J. S. Bossier Hasley S. C William V. McMacken Toledo Charles N. Holt Alabama Montgomery Helen M. Gougar Lafayette Ind Harry Smith Hocking Valley Bank Department Desiens Smyrna W. King St Lancaster, Pa L. M. Store New Holland T. M.store D. EK T. M. Store & Sons New Holland, Lancaster Coq New Hothann, Pa Kelief Hoffmeier Bros East King Street Lancaster, Penna Roseboro E. L.,roseboro & Son Penna
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