Clarion Printing House Subscription Terms and Office
The Clarion Printing House New Holland Lancaster Co Pa offers one year subscriptions at 81.00 with payment due end of year and 2s charged. six months 50 cents. three months 25 cents, all in advance. If unread or discontinued at term end the paper is treated as a continuation. New cash subscribers of five for one year receive a free year. Office on Main Street New Holland at the old Dr J Bushong site. Independent Telephone 129D.
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Atenas
Sungcurerion
Qi2o
Swra
Gxanion
New Holland
Haysing
Theublic
N. C. Henninger
Main Street
Brimmer Avenus
Charyges Reasonable
Wriyr
Ofice
J. Bushong
Shaub Veterinary Hospital
Lancaster
United States ‘College of Veterinary Surgeons
Washington, DC
Idjyém
Clarion
Measure and Merchandise Emphasize Value and Satisfaction
A vintage sales note extols measured goods with a bushel of potatoes and sugar by the pound, stressing bulk versus weight and the importance of quantity utility and price. It promises customer satisfaction and repeat business after a first purchase.
Men’s Hats and Furnishings Sold by Us
Our stock of men’s and boys’ soft hats and straw hats is all right and ready for purchase.
Intercourse Community Notes Cover Meetings and Local Events
Intercourse villagers attend Young People’s Christian Endeavor convention in Schuylkill Haven and state Republican convention in Harrisburg. Local families visit kin in Blair, Kinzer, and Strasburg. Adam Rauch improves his bakery area. Ranek enlarges bike shop and fortifies property. Intercourse Council plans a July festival. farmers seek rain for crops. a Denlinger's woods meeting and United Brethren conference occur. A runaway horse damaged a wagon near Baby’s store. public sale by Harry Miller draws crowds. local shop openings noted.
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Rev. C, Eb, Baughter
Squire H. 1
Slack
Young People's Christian Endeavor
Schuylkill Haven
W. G. Eaby
Milton Helm
Joh Hoover
Harrisburg
Woodnounday
J.W. Paules
Columbia
Lemon
Blair
Mr. Paules
Roy. Pleam
Lancaster
David Pleam
Charles Hoover
Strasburg
Adam Ranch
Jacob R. Rutter
Eme
William Rutter
Kinzer
Samuel Leaman and
Leaman
Elizabeth Leaman
Daniel Snader
Bareville
Edgar Elmer
Walter Elmer
Philadelphia
Peter Elmer
Adam Rauch
Ranek
Intercourse Council
No. 650
C, A
Denlinger’s Woods
Tiyerybody
United Brethren Church
S. G. Kauffman
Millersville
United Brethren Church Herd
United Brethren
Sriniay
John
Bair
Miei
Baby's
Harry ‘Miller
Diploma Awarded After State Sabbath School Exam
A class from New Holland conducted a Bible course organized by Emer. H. Frantz of Millersville. The final examination on June 6 was forwarded to the state department, and those who passed earn diplomas issued by the State Sabbath School Association.
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New Holland
Emer
Millersville
Hous
Ebarge
Lancaster
County
Aissocia
Omer Honter
Olaan
Course Completers Listed In Local Association Session
The association's course graduates include Prof. G Z Hunter, Mrs Laura Hunter, Mrs Annie Hull Mentzer, Miss Annie Brubaker, Misa Alta M Diller, Mia, Mary H Hershey, Elmer Fasnacht, Martha E Bowers, Annie FE, Hershey, and Elam H Bowers. Required reading featured Blurlbut revised normal lessons plus Christ in the School of Prayer by Andrew Murray and Hints on Bible Study and Teaching and Teachers by Dr Trumball.
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Trumball
Toils End As Horse Theft Ring Case Ends
Constable Shenk arrested Cyrus Sandoe and Abe Buzzard in a horse theft case from May 21. The horse moved through multiple owners from Anncaster to Salunga before Eckert’s sale led to arrests. At the Lancaster hearing, neither defendant faced evidence. both were acquitted.
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Shenk
Lancaster
Cyrus Sandoe
Shaad
Lebanon
Abe Buzzard
Welsh Mountain Rangera
Shaud
Rauioh
Jacob Shenk
A. M. Garber
Salunga
Martin Weidler
Amos Brackbill
Harry Resh
Vine Street
Anncaster
Bond
William Eckert
Strasburg
Eckert
Sandoe
Buzzard
Reading
Oliver Samuel Lewis
Oliver Tudwiz
Metropolitan Beatric Company
John
Elopement Case at Squire Warner Court
Elizabeth Boots wife of John Boots of Mount Airy eloped on May 20 with her husband’s brother Arthur Boots aged eighteen. They were arrested with Elizabeth’s daughter Rachel and Tiane Stuart by Constable Lynch and committed to jail for hearing. William Watson faced assault charges at Blue Ball before Squire Warner. bail posted for a morning hearing.
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Elizabeth Boots
John Boots
Mount Airy
Salisbury Township
Arthur Boots
Boots
Squire Warner
Blue Ball
William Watson
Salisbury
Anna Millysock
Berks County
Adam Dennis
Silver ‘Hill
Brecknoe - Township
Decoration Day
Year of the locusts signals decline in numbers
The excerpt notes seventeen year locusts emerging and then diminishing across localities due to forest cutting and soil disturbance. It predicts the insect will become scarce, likening its future rarity to buffalo herds on the western plains.
Unclear fragmentary report involving John Snyder and Elam Weavey
Fragmentary text mentions John Snyder aged eighteen in connection with a family and a boy in danger, but details are unreadable and context incomplete.
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John Snyder
Elam Weavi
Children’s Day Service at United Brethren Church
A spring Children’s Day program titled Life's Sunny Day was held at the United Brethren Church in the borough. The service featured recitations, songs, duets, and a benediction, with many members of the association in attendance and potted plants adorning the pulpit.
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United Brethren Church
U. B. Publishing House
Dayton
Oho
Orean
Levi Hoover
Gloria Patriw Wong
Ida Goo
Anna Wright
Misa Florence Wright
Tnfant
Dpto
Tienveng
Lyilia Jacobs
Adna Dorwart- Selo
Dy Mixa Eva Rotten
School
Onz
Clyde Chaley
Bentifuder
Me Rcy C. A. Mutehrinus
Tim
Death of Mrs. Maggie Kauffman near Lancaster
Mrs Maggie Kauffman died at her home on the Harrisburg turnpike about three miles west of Lancaster after four weeks of gastric fever. She was 29, daughter of Thomas Fellenbaum, and widow of Christian Kauffman. Funeral from her father’s home at Hess Mennonite burying ground New Milltown. She leaves a husband, father, three sisters and five brothers.
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Maggie Kauffman
Christian Kauffman
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Thomas Fellenbaum
Cedar Lane
Greenbank
New Holland
Henninger
Hess Mennonite Burying Ground
New Milltown
Ministerial Meeting of Lancaster Lutheran Association
The Lancaster county Lutheran ministerial association met Monday at Zion Lutheran church parsonage Mechanicsburg. Rev. C. D. Clauss presided. Morning talks included echoes of the aston ministerium meeting and a paper on Justification and Sanctification by Rev. G W McClanahan. A dinner followed and Rev. A Steinhaeuser gave an outline on Gen 8 21. The exegetical session was not held due to the absence of Rev Dr.
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Lutheran Ministerial Association of
Lancaster County
Zion Lutheran Church
Mechanicsburg
C. D. Clauss
Echors
Aston
GW. McClanahan
A. Steinhaeuser
Stomach size and citizenship in historical ad copy
An 19th century style health advertisement argues hunger and digestion shape patriotism and citizenry. It touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as curative for stomach and digestion related diseases, cites a Baltimore testimonial, warns against substitutes, and promotes a medical book offer.
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Geo. Dorner
Pulaski Street
Baltimore
Maryland
Verona
Pierce
TOE Ladies Auxiliary Proceedings at New Holland Chapter
The Women's Auxiliary to Lan caster General hospital met at N C Henninger's home on a worn evening on Mrs Fleminger's lawn. They planned a barrel of fruit jars and jelly glasses for hospital distribution and assigned Miss Lillie M Rutter to canvass country districts with Miss Nellie Roseboro.
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New Holland
Lancaster General Hospital
N.C. Henninger
Nellie Roseboro
Ki. C. Diller
Liltive M. Rutter
Fower
Hatthe Diller
Annie M. Mentzer
Ephrata Township Teachers Appointments Tonight
Ephrata Township school board met at Stein's Kosie hotel to approve term teaching appointments. Names include Laura Miller Mohler Wissler Hahnstown Reuhens Thornberger Frysville Withers Bergatraase Harvey Furlaw Bethany Mohler East Akron Mussel West Akron Pry Musser Hipple Myers Haeker and others.
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Ephrata
Middle Creek
James Blaine Musser
Steinmetz
Lillian Wenger
Lincoln
Sylvester G. Hipple
A. Mae Myers
Springville
L. O. Haeker
Big Live Stock Sale at Blue Ball by Gen Diller
Gen Diller conducted a large Blue Ball sale on Thursday selling 39 horses and mares 52 fresh cows and springers 25 butcher cattle and 18 harness sets. The sale brought 26097.75 with bidders from Lancaster Chester Berks and Lebanon counties. Jacob Keller paid the top price for 13 cows at 66 dollars each.
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K. Diller
Blue Ball
Lancaster
Chester
Berks
Lebanon
Jacob Keller
New Holland Schools Directors Reappoint Teachers and Term
Borough board met to fix a nine month term for the New Holland schools and appoint teachers. High school instructor G. Munter, grammar C. G. Lanseh, secondary Mrs. Anna Rutter Barton, primary Miss Susier Mentzer. Tax rate set at 3 mills.
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A. W. Sunder
Munter
C. G. Lanseh
Anna Rutter Barton
Susier
Mentzer
New Lutheran Chapel Approved in Lancaster
A contract was let to William Denlinger to erect a new Lutheran chapel on Freiberg Street near Green Avenue in Lancaster. The cornerstone will be laid July 6 at 3 p.m. The project grows from the Dauphin Terrace Sunday school organized October 20, 1901 by Rev. J Darmstatter and will be named St. Mark Lutheran.
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William Denlinger
Freiberg Street
Green
Lancaster
Dauphin Terrace
J. Darmstatter
St. Mark Lutheran
Hors Sale Date Changed for Denvers S W Millers Stables
Posters announced a horse sale at S W Millers Denver hotel stables on June 18 but the date was moved to June 19. The Clarion carries the sale notice with details of two fine horse lots to be sold.
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S. W. Miller
Denver
Clarion
New Holland Ball Club to Play Gap Club at 2 O Clock
This afternoon the New Holland ball club will cross bats with the Gap club at the local diamond at 2 o clock. A good game is expected and our people should turn out to see it. The boys are arranging to have a festival on the evening of Saturday June 28, details to follow.
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New Holland
Sample Copy Notice From The Clarion Postal Ad
A damaged OCR snippet advertises subscription terms and a sample copy of The Clarion. It mentions pay through Pennsylvania Railroad Company routes and offers trial trips, with rates for one year six months and three months. It urges readers to send prepaid subscriptions and notes missing names.
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