Clarion Printing House Terms for Subscription
The Clarion Printing House offers one year subscriptions at 81.00 and six month terms at 95 cents in advance. New Holland Office on Main Street advertises back issues and renewal options. Dr. L Bushone, formerly of Shaub Veterinary Hospital, Lancaster, now operates independently.
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Onirrion
Jobaorie
Bel Tilt
Omauback Guanion
New Holland
N. Q. Henninger
Main Street
Brimmer Avenue
New Holand
L Bushone
Shaub Veterinary Hospital
Lancaster
United States
College of Veterinary Surgeons
Washington, D.C
Postoffice Looted in Bold New Holland Burglary
A front door forced open and the safe blown apart in New Holland postoffice. Stamps valued at 868.95 and cash 59.91 plus money orders 14.89 stolen. drawers ransacked though few items missing. Night telephonist Miss Anna Bair alerted authorities, aiding rapid response. a $250 federal reward offered for those responsible.
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Squire Henninger
Anna II. Bair
Israel Bair
Meno
Llenninger
James
Echured
Jamoa
Isaac Cauller
Wn. Kreider
Wright
Howard Wright
Geo. FH. Rauek
Mr. Ranck
Post Office
D. B. Guist
Angtown’ & Lancaster
Market Slogan for Staples and Luxuries at Our Market
A promotional notice invites customers to the Four Quarters of the Globe market highlighting staples luxuries and delicacies. It promises the earliest and best goods and emphasizes a global selection for customers tables.
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The
Globe
Ready Made Suits and Trousers On Sale
Ad touts trousers keeping handsome appearance and fine workmanship. Material earns admiration and satisfaction. Prices range from 31 to 23.50 a pair for men's and boys ready made suits and overcoats advertised at reduced rates.
Spring Garden Social Notes Include Cabbage Discussion
Local items from Spring Garden report visits by Anna and Elia timer near Intercourse and others in the area. An oyster opening contest ends with H. EB Baxter as winner and cabbage head enthusiasm spreads as a humorous measure of town produce.
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Anna and
Elia Timer
Intercourse
Amy Baxter
Barton Rosa
Paulkenburg
Reuben Althouse
Rawnard Worst
Philadelphia
Elva Kartz
Atate Normal School
Parente
William Trabalar
Cambridge
Kelso Althouse
Pequea Baptist Church
H. EB
Baxter
Harry McClure
Twenry Summers
Near Ledger
William Sharp
Kurtz
Spring Garden
Lancaater County
Salisbury Township
Ledger
Churchtown
Samuel Hufford Dies After Week Long Illness
Samuel Hufford of West Earl township died at home near Farmersville on Wednesday morning after a week with pneumonia. He was in his seventy seventh year, a former stone mason and longtime supervisor in West Earl. A Lutheran church member and Burl Lodge UO, he is survived by two daughters and his wife who had died years earlier. Interment will be at Vinseville Cemetery with Bart Lodge 620 to attend.
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Samuel Hufford
West Earl Township
Samuel
Farmersville
Stone Tayison
Irs
West‘Barl
Lutheran Church
Burl Lodge
Vinsville
Bart ‘Lodge
John A. Beam
Churchtown
Barbara Radgers
Gertie Babenshade
Lancaster
Squire FH. B. Sinuek
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Waa
Slack
Susie Denlinger
Black Horse
Eva Seaman
Misa Roth Beam
Lanccaster
Catharine Hammaker
Wm. Zeigler
Elsie Tony
Jason Eaby
Eva Wynehold
Glyde Miller
Harry Beam
Connie
Chester County
Itarry
Summers
Millwood
Marry Kissinger
Terre Hil Albert
Edith Keiser
New Holland
Newton Palmer
John Burkey
Gap
Harry Rodgers, Jr
Lemmon
Blair
Soudersburg
Strasburg
Jacob Davidson
Reamstown
Lemons
Columbia
Jacob R. Rutter
Starry Martin
Frederick Lelbfieid
Philadelphia
United Brethren Church
John B. Bair
Vici
Mr. Bair
Aafternoon
Janes Moore
Katie
Mra
John Balmer
Aphrata
Moore
Amos Theinaman
Local Wedding Report From Lancaster City
In Lancaster City a wedding occurred at a Methodist Episcopal church on a Wednesday. The bride Miss Zi Ehlauch, daughter of Pho D. Sehlauch, and groom Hoover of the Hoover family from Philadelphia were the principal participants.
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Avery Pretey
Methodist “Episcopal Church
Iethe Sy “Hoover
Lancaster
Zi “ Ehlauch
Pho
S.sehlauch
Parents Day in Union Church on Thanksgiving Mission
A note describes a Parents Day event at Union Church tied to Thanksgiving observances and a mission effort. Details read as fragmentary but indicate a church gathering focused on family and charitable work during the holiday period.
Intercourse Notes and Local Social Roundup
Intercourse regular correspondent reports on church services a surprise party and social visits in Lancaster and Springville. Rail yard accident affecting a local man’s son in Pittsburg prompts family updates as teachers’ institute attendance and numerous neighbors travel to Lancaster.
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Elle
Punishment of unhealthy eating pricks modern appetite
The text argues nature keeps penalties for stomach neglect with symptoms like discomfort, dullness, and sleeplessness. It praises Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach disease and indigestion, citing a testimonial about recovery from fever and chronic illness after using the product and its pellets.
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Adam
Eve
Pierce
McM. Wardwell
Linwood
Kansas
Uni
Bottié
Will Bulla a Stone Bridge at Coatesville
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company awarded John Goll & Co. of Lancaster the contract to build a large bridge across the west branch of the Brandywine at Coatesville to replace the current steel bridge. The new structure will be 100 feet south of the old bridge, 54 feet wide for four tracks, and 75 feet above the river. It will have nine semicircular spans with two at 86 feet and seven at 78 feet, enabling curve flattening and safer traffic during construction.
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The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
John Goll & Co
Lancaster
West Branch
Brandywine
Coatesville
Trafic
Boss Corn Ears Reach Feet Long in Pennsylvania Farm
David Wenger brought two ears of corn to the office measured at fourteen and a half inches with eighteen rows of grains. Grown on John S Wenger & Bro’s Weaverland farm, Austins Colonial Yellow Dent variety, seed from Johnson & Stokes Philadelphia. The Wenger brothers ask if Intercourse or Churchtown can top these measurements.
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David
Wenger
John 8
Wenger & Bro
Weaverland
Johnson & Stokes
Philadelphia
Wenger Brothers
Intercourse
Churchtown
4 4 Birthday Surprise Party for J Seaman Brubaker
J Seaman Brubaker who has reached his majority was honored with a surprise party at his parents’ home attended by many friends. The evening featured games and a spread of tropical fruits, with several handsome gifts presented by close companions.
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J. Seaman Brubaker
John EB. Brubaker
Iman
Hig
Jury Wheel Begins Selection Under Judge Landis
On Monday Judge Landis and Jury Commissioners Homsher began selecting names for the jury wheel. About 1500 names will be screened and placed into the wheel for subsequent drawing.
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Landis
Homsher Aba ‘Htuber
Chauty-In
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New Wolland, Pa
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Ening
Will Bulla
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