National resources talk at White House meeting sparks reform debate
Governors from forty four states and experts met at the White House to push federal action on conserving natural resources amid opposition from Speaker Cannon. The discussion touched on soil erosion, river and harbor silt, and the prospect of Taft’s nomination gaining unanimous support as delegates shift from favorite sons.
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Tion
White House
Congress
Caele Joe Cannon
Joe
John Sharp Williams
Trouse
Taft
Tobacco planting noted and road work described in Atville
John R. Bair and Noah Seaman report tobacco planting this week. A public road scraping episode in the township involved supervisor Andrew Shhaubach. Visits include Miss Carrie Livers in Lancaster and families Busser Lougenecker Buckwalter Houck in nearby areas.
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John R. Bair
Noah Seaman
John Livers
Carrie Livers
Lancaster
Martin R. Livers
Andrew Shhaubach
Personnally
Left Baby in Cellar Abandonment Case Splits New Jersey
A young woman calling herself Miss Phillips was arrested in Mount Holly after abandoning a two week old baby in a cellar at an old shoe factory in Pemberton. Citizens found the infant and alerted authorities who detained her upon return to this town.
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New Jersey
Toms River
N. J
Pemberton
Miss Phillips
Mount Holly
Two Pittsburgh Crime Cases Highlight Insurance Murder and Bank Wreck
In Sharon Pennsylvania Anna W Dahringer pleads guilty to second degree murder in the death of Frederick Dahringer to claim a $15000 life policy and receives eight years at Allegheny one of several bank fraud disclosures in Pittsburgh revealing a $600000 deficit after embezzlement and possible 15 percent assessment on bondsmen and stockholders.
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Sharon
Anna W. Dahringer
Frederick Dahringer
Western Penitentiary
Allegheny
Dahringer
American Steel & Foundries Company
Pittsburg
Allegheny National Bank
William Montgomery
Community notes span home updates and local events
The column lists neighbors moving, newly planted crops, a Buick purchase in Lancaster, a silk mill closing for Buffalo Bill show, a Penn Railroad train stop by President McCrea, a storefront iron tire escape, a Blue Ball festival planned by the New Holland Band, and J. High delivering nine steers at 1452 pounds each with a gain of $50.02.
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Buffalo Bill
Lancaster
McCrea
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
H. E. Rutter & Bro
Hall of Washington
J. J. High
Aaron Hooker
Mr. High
Uncalled Letters at New Holland Post Office May 22 1908
List of five letters remaining uncalled for at the New Holland post office for the week ending May 22 1908. Names include Allen W. Myers Mrs. Weaver Hurat Lydia G. Horst post cards.
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New Holland Post
Allen W. Myers
Weaver Hurat
Lydia G. Horst
Lancaster Stores Close Early for Memorial Day
Lancaster merchants will close all stores at 1 p m on Memorial Day and remain closed the rest of the day. To serve Saturday shoppers, stores will stay open Friday evening until 10 p m.
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Lancaster
S.S.S
Merchants of Lancaster
Tax Abatement Offer for Early State and County Payments
Taxpayers who pay all state and county taxes on or before June 1 will receive a five percent abatement. Tax collector Jacob C. Doerr will accept payments at his home at any time. June 5 1921.
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Jacob C. Doerr
Store hours announced closing from noon to four
All principal stores will close from 12 o clock noon until 4 o clock. The notice specifies a four hour midday closure for the main shopping districts.
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The
Storo
Free Opium Cure Distribution by New York Society
Windsor Laboratories of New York distributes a new combretum plant remedy to Malay opium users in cooperation with Malay missions. A free supply and usage instructions will be sent with U S consular reports. request needed from Windsor Laboratories Branch 28 184 East 26th Street New York City.
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New York
Malaysia
Windsor Laboratories
United States
East 26Th Street
New York City
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Yew Holland Clarion
Clarion Printing House
New Holland, Pa
H. A. Showalter
New Hol
John Mitchell
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Don Union
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
George Clinton
John C. Calhoun
Martin van Buren
William R. King
John C. Breckenridge
Thomas A. Hendricks
Senate of the
Honorasee Court
John L
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Ecolda
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Atville
W. W. Busser
Leah Good
Adam Lougenecker
Weavertown
Amos Buckwalter
Benjamin
Strasburg
Isaac Houck
Coatesville
Harry Houck
Castoria
What Is
the Centaur Company
TT Murray Btacet
Clarion
Martin Mellinger
East End
John Lockard
William Lockard
W. W.i Spangier
Styer
Geo. W. Kinzer
H. 0. Warner
Fetterville
M. D. Leed
Prospect Street
Bliss
United States Capitol
Washington, D.C
Alonzo O. Bliss Company
Samuel Austin
A. Lancaster
A. O. Bliss Co., Sole Proprietors
Washington, D. C
Pocket Books
Philip Rudy
Queen St
Norway
Foster & Cochran
Williamson
East King Street
Lancaster, PA
Ayres Scheid
Sweeton
Williamsons
East King St
Union Trust Co
Weaverland, Pa
T. M.stoel
Storb
L. M. Storb
NEW Holland Marble and Granite Works
T. M. Storb & Sons, New Holland, Lancaster CO
Pas
N.C. Henninger
Furniture
New Holland
Cedar Lane
Lancaster County
Baught
M.S. Graybill
Bareville, Pa
Kilhefner’s
New
Holland
Gunzenhauser
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