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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1902
Page
4
A readable fragment notes Siew Molland Glavise and a post office listing dated Saturday June 28, 1002. It appears as a second class mail matter notice in New Holland.
Local leaders press for an extended trolley from this borough toward Terre Hill via Blue Ball and New Holland. A preliminary survey is planned with officials like William F. Given and Frank S. Given, while residents push to avoid damages and secure better telegraph and rail links. Community groups urge unity across New Holland, Blue Ball, Weaverland, Terre Hill, and surrounding areas to advance the project.
fragmentary notes express hope for the King's life to be spared. reader gratitude extended to Congressman Cassel for presenting public documents related to the matter.
The Pennsylvania Chautauqua summer school at Mount Gretna opens July 1 and runs to August 6. Rooms, collages, and baths on each floor indicate a crowded, successful season. A Gothic building houses the literary and scientific cycle with 30 minute noonday lectures by distinguished speakers. Dr. Sheaffer, state superintendent, as chancellor, has arranged an excellent program with prominent lecturers and entertainers.
The county issued licenses for the week ending Thursday, listing couples from Lancaster, Columbia, Mount Joy, Paradise, Manheim, Lititz, Ellenburg, and surrounding townships. Names include McComsey Kilp, Miller Gantz, Breneman Smith, Baker Ebersole, and many others with their respective home towns such as Columbia, Lancaster, Silver Spring, and New Holland.
The Hood Farm sale dispersed 154 Jerseys to breeders nationwide from Maine to Oregon. Forty eight cows sold for 89 165 average 9190. sixty seven heifers and calves brought 35890. thirty nine bulls and bull calves totaling 2895. Show bull Pogis 80 sold for 3810 and Torono offspring commanded strong prices. The breeding stock set high marks for non milking females.
A summer excursion carried 150 members of the Pennsylvania State Editorial Association from Cambridge Springs to Clearfield and back. The group praised railroad and local civic help, noting hospitality by Col. Thomas, hotel staff, and Erie area citizens.
Soultlet Buchanan and Young report the Mill End Sale as a nationwide success with ten days of brisk selling in Lancaster. Daily, the stock of recent purchases and duplicates sells out, drawing buyers to the store as bargains persist and confidence grows. Another week brings more Mill End bargains along with the Lockhart Sale.
A newspaper ad lists prices for fabrics including Pririted Dimities at 3 cents per yard, Fine Dress Ginghams at 10 to 19 cents, Lace Mercerized and Silk Ginghams at 25.9 cents, Crash Suiting in multiple colors, Oxford Mercerized Madras at 14 to 10 cents, Linen Suiting at life, Apron Ginghams at 6 cents, Silver Gray Blue and Black Prints, and Polka Dot Ducks at 8.4 cents per yard. The list references multiple fabric types and color options for market shoppers.
Radical reductions on millinery items including trimmed and untrimmed hats, flowers, braids and trimmings. Walking hats priced from 69a to 2 dollars, other hats from 40 to 4.50, and a selection of high priced untrimmed shapes and straw hats offered at reduced amounts.
Promotional note lists black dress fabrics with mill end pricing. Includes 85¢ for black all wool whipcards at 9c, 75e for black all wool cheviots at 50c, $1.25 all wool clay diagonal at 85c, two black silk and mohair perforated cloth at 79¢ per yard.
A naval cadet officer candidate resigns after preliminary exams. a vacancy in Congressman's district is to be filled. Separately a West Virginia druggist touts Electric Bitters and salve as cures, and a runaway daughter case ends with charges of incorrigibility and abduction at a Renn ing carnival where she was paraded as Sapho the Wild Woman.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a yard incident and an embezzlement of public funds. Details, names, dates, and locations are unreadable. Unable to determine full event or proper entities from the source.
Damaged OCR fragment hints at a travel or legal notice involving Bly's and routes between Harrisburg and Altoona. Names and details are unclear. content sparse.
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