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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1901
Page
1
The Clarion Printing House offers SunacairrioN subscriptions for one year at 81.00 with 41.25 if paid late. Six months cost 50 cents and three months 35 cents in advance. Failure to notify of discontinuance ends the term. Five new cash subscribers earns a free year for the promoter.
Multiple Lancaster and New Holland firms announce services for estate settlements, court work, German English consultations, and real estate auctions. Names include N W Snader, HASSLER, D Weaver, M G Schreiter, J J Kershner, and Dr L Bushong. Auctioneer experience noted in Lancaster Chester counties.
Staunch cries invite townsfolk to the store for a large lot of canned fruits and vegetables. Peas Boston baked beans and peaches in white and yellow varieties praised. prices quoted as very low to draw buyers.
Work on the trolley road advances with grading and track laying resuming this week. Heavy Ralph Sheaffer engine improves bed prep until a wheel break delays progress. 124 workers push toward Hoover avenue and Henry Nagle area as rails near the toll gate and the eastern borough end.
Rev A P D Geist of the Philadelphia conference has been transferred from Trainey Delaware County to Snyder Avenue M E Church Philadelphia. The vacancy arose after Rev John Edwards resigned to join the Reformed Episcopal Church. Edwards’ resignation prompted presiding elder Dr A G Kynett to seek a replacement, bringing Geist to serve Snyder Avenue this Sunday.
A Cleveland Evangelist. Rey Chester named president of the local committee. J A Weller of Reading active in organizing the event scheduled for June. The National Association for Holiness Promotion spearheads the effort with a focus on outreach and revival.
Daily program listed with a 6 a.m. prayer meeting 8:30 a.m. people’s meeting 10 a.m. preaching and 7:30 p.m. services at 2350.
Goodville hosts a carload Virginia cow sale and Barn raising by Foreman and Stauffer. Jonas Martin raises a new barn on his farm. The Goodville Gun Club holds its monthly shoot. Sunday marks Children's Day services at the school and Bridgeville church. Welsh Bros show at New Holland draws attendees. Visitors include Winters Stauffer from Reading and Henry Niedhawk. Miss Mila Sensenich returns from Philadelphia.
A vintage ad promises refunds from all druggists if Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets fail to cure. It features EB and Grove's signature on each box and lists price 25e with a J8ngly signature.
At last Saturday's board meeting a new assistant to Superintendent William Good was elected Jay String son of director Jacob S. Strine. String will earn £50 per month and begin work immediately with general supervision of affairs, second to Mr. Good, to relieve the superintendent who cannot handle all duties alone.
J TL Stevenson Allegheny attorney and school board member writes Mayor Mullenberg asking whether Lancaster has a public monument to Thaddeus Stevens and whether a monument there is desirable. He proposes pupils raise funds with outsider contributions to honor the late congressman founder of the common schools.
A period piece advertises Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as curing female weakness and aging. Testimonial letters claim renewed health, vigor, and beauty with two bottles of the medicine and Golden Medical Discovery, plus a free medical adviser book.
The Lancaster county Loyal Temperance Legion held its second annual convention in the new TY. OM. G. A. building Lancaster with about 125 delegates. President Harry Marks led opening devotions and reports, including treasurer Miss Katie Zug showing 1774 raised. New officers and superintendents were elected and delegates selected for the Pittsburgh state convention.
A grand festival will be held in Levi Seusemic's orchard behind J J Davis and Son's tin shop for the Young People's Christian Union. Refreshments include ice cream cakes lemonade and fruit. A music band may perform if arranged. Admission is 10 cents with proceeds for the union.
The New Holland Hook and Ladder Company selects Saturday July 20 for its fifth annual festival. The festival promises popular attractions and the Ephrata bandy will provide music, with more details released later.
A Caernarvon township resident died at home after stomach cancer at about seventy two years. The deceased was honest and industrious and well regarded by his wife, a son and three daughters. The funeral of the Ascended was held today with interment in the Methodist cemetery Churchtown.
OCR fragment mentions names like John and Ripple and department store but lacks a coherent event, dates, or actions to summarize into a clear news item. The readable bits do not establish a specific incident or outcome for a factual card.
West King street Lancaster Mr Rip distributed catalogues for Pittsburg wall papers and other home decoration hints. Those seeking refined papers are advised to examine the firm offerings for quality and style.
Lancaster hosts a July afternoon program led by H Walter Schlichter and H H Lensel featuring athletic events. The card includes hurdle and spoon races wheelbarrow sprints wrestling boxing and two novelty contests with cash prizes. A dramatic closing act is being negotiated for a sensational finale.
The county treasurer warns July 1 is the final day to pay the mercantile license tax. After that date, unpaid bills will be sent to aldermen for collection.
Advertisement notes Rolhman cherry seeder as a timely aid for seeding. Emphasizes four good seeders available for inspection and purchase through Diller Hardware Company.
A sale at Darrow's stables last Saturday offered a fine lot of horses despite threatening weather. The event drew buyers and horses were sold at good prices with the average improving amid the conditions.
The Conestoga Traction Company will move on July 1 from North Duke and Chestnut streets to the Woolworth building. Offices will occupy rooms M02 dO 300 and 607 on the third floor front, with handsome fittings and every convenience provided.
The fragment describes an explosion at a residence and mentions Boeklem's Aruien Salve as a cure for cuts sores boils and other injuries. It reads as a sensational claim with dubious medical cures following the event.
Rev J W Hassler president of the Lutheran synod of Pennsylvania was honored with the degree of Doctor of Divinity by Mullenberg College Atlentown at its annual commencement. The community congratulates the respected clergyman on the well earned honor.
The Brecknock school board organized with President W. T. Stauffer, Secretary S. Warting, and Treasurer Matthias Durst. Members include Alfred Lord, Lewis Burkhart, and Samuel Zerbe. Teachers listed: Bowersville No. 1 S. Shirk, No. 2 Bertha Aungst Muddy Creek No.1 John G. Horning No.2 Carrie L. Shirkood Harry Good Silver Hill Jacob Sheetz White Oak Effie Sheetz Red Run D F Aungst Stone Hill Elizabeth W. Dasher Robert Gottseballs Chestnut Hill Geo. Echtennacht.
Enat Earl district approves teacher appointments across schools. Lists principals and staff including Verré Hill J. B. Good and J. V. Mentzer. assignments span Cedar Grove Wide Hollow West Terre Hill and others. Schools to open September 2 with seven month term and salaries unchanged.
A fragmentary line reads Siimipte copy. The text appears as a reader note or copy request, with unclear context or origin and minimal identifiable detail. Further readable context is needed to determine intent or source publication.
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