Vanity Fair Stocking Co. seeks girls in New Holland
An advertisement invites both experienced and inexperienced hosiery operators to apply at Vanity Fair Stocking Co. in New Holland Pennsylvania. The notice also lists a yard sale of bean poles at two cents each, oak stove wood at seven cents a crate, and wagon loads priced between one and four dollars with bulk discounts. Rev. M. H. Hagler signs the notice from New Holland R D 2.
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Vanity Fair Stocking Co
New Holland, Pa
Welsh Mountains
Butter Bros.’ Fruit Farm
M. H. Hagler
New Holland
R. D
Found Bunch of Keys in East End of New Holland
A note reports a bunch of keys found in the East end of New Holland and provides a contact at 359 East Main Street to claim them.
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Bunch of Keys
New Holland
East Main St
Breeders of New Hampshire Reds Open New Branch
Hubbard Farms Branch in Ephrata Pennsylvania operates a New Hampshire Red breeding program. Eight thousand breeders work on their own farm and a catalog is available upon request.
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New Hampshire Reds
New Branch
Ephrata
Hubbard Farms
Ephrata, Pa
Reprimanded man pleads guilty to drunkenness and disorder
Ros Harsh of Kinzer R D 1 entered a guilty plea to drunkenness and disorderly conduct after a complaint by Lillian Rambo of Fruitville pike. He was released with a reprimand on payment of costs before Justice Herbert R. Steigerwalt after being taken into custody by Constable George Peffley for creating a disturbance near the Rambo home Sunday night.
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Ros Harsh
Kinzer
R. D
Justice of the Peace
Herbert R. Steigerwalt
Harsh
Lillian Rambo
Fruitville Pike
George Peffley
Rambo
Private Sale of Farm Stock and Miscellaneous Goods
Large private sale listing 50 head of horses and mules 50 head of good eyes some with lambs 500 choice shoats brood sows and boars 50 000 baby chicks plus duckling turkey poults and various merchandise including potatoes apples eggs manure and more Cash payments offered with daily events and auctions of chickens hogs horses and cows A. G. Dommell to provide dinner and cash sales emphasized 729 New Holland Ex location notes
Brownstown National Bank A Pillar of Community Service
Brownstown National Bank stands as a strong local force in Brownstown and neighboring areas. The institution provides complete banking services, trusted by a broad mix of commercial and professional customers, with Dr. A V Walter as president and a team including S H Wolf, D C Boyer, and Willis E Pierce guiding operations. Directors listed include S H Wolf, R M Shiffer, Jacob W Buck, and others.
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Brownstown
Brownstown National Bank
A. V. Walter
S. H. Wolf
D. C. Boyer
Willis E. Pierce
R. M. Shiffer
Jacob W. Buck
W. B. Girvin
J. F. Longenecker
Aaron W. Buck
J. H. Reitz
Zeiser Heads Brownstown Machine Co
George M Zeiser leads the Brownstown Machine Co an expert mechanic formerly of New Holland and Blue Ball. The firm serves farmers motorists and others with central auto and farm machinery repairs noting superior workmanship dependability and accuracy since launching August 15 1915 drawing steady and new customers.
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Brownstown
Brownstown Machine Co
New Holland and
Blue Ball
George M Zeiset
George M. Zeiser
New Holland
Lwadins
Thompson Shirt Co. Expands to Two Modern Plants
Prescott Thompson heads the Thompson Shirt Company with plants at Brownstown and Rothville employing about 170 locals. The business began in Philadelphia and expanded to Rothsville after Brownstown. residents credit the payrolls and activity for town growth and business benefits.
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Thompson Shirt Company
Prescott Thompson
Brownstown
Rothville
Rothsville
Philadelphia
Harvest sale at Eagle Hotel by Burkholder in July
A community sale scheduled for Saturday July 8 1933 behind the Eagle Hotel invites residents to bring items for sale including livestock. Clarence M Burkholder organizes the event. A separate public antique auction is set for 11 am on Tuesday July 11 1933.
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Eagle Hotel
Clarence M. Burkholder
Leola National Bank Leaders Lauded for Community Service
Leola National Bank in Leola receives praise for its essential facilities and efficient services aiding commercial and residential growth. The article highlights 1928 charter origins and lists current officers R E DeWalt president Charles R Cooper vice president Warren G Carson cashier Richard R Plank bookkeeper and teller and directors R E DeWalt Charles R Cooper C S Bowers H E Harsh Dr L K Leslie N M Eberly H Clay Groff N E Martin L C Overly B L Rohrer C R Stauffer H M Stauffer and Joseph C Wentz.
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Leola National Bank
Leola
R. E. DeWalt
Charles R. Cooper
Warren G. Carson
Richard R. Plank
C. S. Bowers
H. E. Harsh
Dr. L. K. Leslie
N. M. Eberly
H. Clay Groff
N. E. Martin
L. C. Overly
Morgantown Sales Auction Listings July 1933
An auction notice listing multiple sales at Morgantown and Blue Ball in July 1933. D M Kurtz and John L Halligan are auctioneers with regular furniture dry goods and fruit sales on Friday July 14. A carload of tuberculin tested heifers to be sold Wednesday July 19 at Blue Ball Sales Stables by Lester S Moyer.
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Morgantown
John L. Halligan
Juniata County
Blue Ball Sales
Lester S. Moyer
C C. Wanner
Wenger Washer Works Unconditional Guarantee Promised
Wenger Washers offer an unconditional guarantee for defects in workmanship or material. Mr David Wenger showcases the Wenger Electric Washer praised for quality service and stamina. He invites demonstrations and offers a Wheeling Draca tub free with purchase to limited buyers.
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Housh
Wenger
David Wenger
I W Weber Expert Carpenter and Alterations Specialist
I W Weber of Blue Ball is an expert carpenter with fifteen years in business. He handles residential and commercial projects, general carpentry, alterations and contracting with accuracy and thorough supervision.
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J. W. Weber
Blue Ball
Weber
Zimmerman Store Noted For Plain Goods In Intercourse
W L Zimmerman, general store merchant at Intercourse, marked twenty four years of service pleasing customers with complete stock and courteous service. The Plain People line features a full assortment of plain dry goods while a separate hardware unit offers builders hardware.
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W. L. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Brownstown Mfg Co Makers of Princess Slips
Brownstown Manufacturing Co owners M Curran run a notable local factory that emphasizes worker satisfaction and fair treatment. The plant produces high quality princess slips with steady orders from term markets and staff typically ages 35 to 60, with long development times before returns.
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Brownstown Mfg. Co
Shenk's Store Promotes Patent Medicines in Gordonville Region
Advertises Shenk's variety patent medicines sold at Gordonville store and nationwide. Claims broad assortment, affordable prices, and customer patronage driven by value. Mentions W R Shenk and local closure of a prior partnership. Also references related items and historical notes about New York sidewalks.
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Gordonville
W R Shenk
Gerdunvil
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Overly & Jacoby
Clerks
Ralpa Petersohn
Patera
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I. W. Weber
Harry W. Keller
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M. Curran
Magismer
Mead Papodig
Hoyas
Shenk
Imark
Mr. Shenk
New York
Bown Bros
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State of
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Woodstock
Kentucky
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Tsu Se
Cc. C. Wenner
Phares Zimmerman
Z. Martin
John W. Martin & Son
Terre Hill
East Earl, R. D. 2
Fairbanks-Morse
Jacob B. Zimmerman
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Joe Keating
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