Classified notice from Clarion Printing House and local services
The notice outlines subscription rates for New Holland Lancaster Co Pa six months 60 cents three months 9 cents in advance and warns discontinuance at term end to avoid continuation. It offers a reward for five new yearly subscribers and lists offices in New Holland and Lancaster Pa with attorneys and services for estate settlements and legal matters in English and German. Also mentions agents for Penn Mutual Fire Insurance and veterinary hospital listings with contact and language details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roding
Ovanion
New Holland
Paul Big
Ligaaietong
Ya Naanien Avenue
Four Quarters of the Globe Market Ad
From the Four Quarters of the Globe comes the best for customers tables Staples luxuries and delicacies always the earliest and finest at this market Buy where the world is your market and you get the whole globe for a selection of goods
Intercourse Notes of People Visiting and Local Events
A long listing of residents visiting friends in town and attending local events. Names include Mrs Theodore Horn and son Park of Lancaster Miller King Coatesville Eva Kling Lancaster James Ranck Philadelphia New York and many others. Church services at United Brethren and a public sale of York county cars are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Horn and Son
Park
Lancaster
Miller King
Coatesville
Eva Kling
James Hoar
Centreville
Victor Kling
Mountville
James Ranck
Philadelphia
New York
Howard Rutter
Wade's Business College
Robinson's Circus
J. M. Kling
Cross Keys
York County
United Brethren Church
E. Boughter
C. A. Mutch
New Holland
M. N. Jones
Berrysburg
Dauphin County
C. E. Boughter
Joseph Zook
Jason Enby
Hiram Sibenshade
Soudereburg
Frederick Leibfield
Jacob Rutter
George Smith
Harrisburg
Harry Rodgers
Charles Myers
George Troop
Gap
Thomas Axe
Amos Smith
Wogansville
Ella Sides
Mary Eckert
Buyerstown
John Hutchinson
Blue Ball
Thomas
Fellenbaum
Greenbank
Good
Leola
Isaac ‘Palmer
Newton
Parmer
Alfred Diem
M Diem
Joan’k, Diem
Harry
Rutter
New
David . Pleat
Eaduk
Jénnie’ Palmer
Samuel Sauder
Marietta
Misa
Emma Diem
John Diem
William Schnupp
Vici
Isaac Palmer
Thieves Disturbed During Theft Targeting Provisions
The article recalls a burglary where robbers intended to steal cakes milk and a crock of lard but fled when Mrs Knephie cried out. Mr Knephie unable to work for years and Mrs Knephie supporting the family, the incident highlighted hardship and the impact of theft on a poor household.
Ranck United Brethren Church Reopens After Repairs
The Ranck United Brethren church reopened on Sunday August 31 after two months of repairs. Rev Boughter led a preparatory service, Rev Jones preached, and Rev Mutch led appeals that raised 160 dollars toward the repair costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranck United Brethren Church
Boughter
Intercourse United Brethren Church
Elisha
House of the Lord
J. W. Hurst
Jones
Berrysburg
Mutch
C. A. Mutch
Mission Band Sunday School Picnic Near Bear Orchard
The Mission Band of the A B Sunday school held a Saturday picnic in the orchard of A H Bear south of town. Amusements and a bountiful supper prepared by parents provided enjoyment for the children. Jacob Showalter arranged transportation to and from the picnic and Harry Overly photographed the event on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B
A. H. Bear
Jacob
Pionic
Anfely
Harry
Runaway Run Injuried Man Dragged by Wagon
EB C Warfel of Cedar Lane was hauling straw when his horses bolted. He was thrown to the ground and dragged about fifty yards before freeing himself. The wagon passed over his shoulder and wrist causing severe injuries and extensive lacerations. Prohibition party events continue in Lancaster County with air meetings planned in Elizabethtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. C. Warfel
Cedar Lane
Loos
Prohibition Party
Lancaster County
Orsini
Elizabethtown
Euse Agus
Fragmentary Note Prompts Uncertain Health Claims
A damaged OCR fragment mentions health validations and unearthed items, but the readable text offers little certainty about the subject or context. The garbled lines suggest a miscellaneous record rather than a clear news event or public notice.
Farmers Institute Meeting at Rutland Park Next Thursday
A northern Lancaster farmers institute will meet at Rutland Park next Thursday September 11 with morning and afternoon sessions. Readings include addresses by officials and experts on topics such as soil improvement and native birds, plus music and devotional exercises. Local committee members and contact persons are listed for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nornual Farmers’ Institute
Lancaster County
Rutand Park
J. J. B. Erhart
John J. Rodgers
John A. Wearsward
Howard
A. Li. Martin
Secretary of Agriculture
Harrisburg
Bepda
Birmingham
Ivenagelvania
State College
A. M. Frantz
Lancaster
Dr. I. O. Lyte
Millersville
John A. Woodwart
Reeds
J. H. Landis
HW. A. Surface
Hemarks
Martin R. Good
Cambridge
M. P. Whitaker
Narvon
P. HL Emery
Burton Weaver
Terre Hill
Tarael Clark
Churchtown
B. B. Brubaker
Blue
Diller Herr Injured When Buggy Reels in New Holland
Diller Herr of East Earl township encountered a scare near the New Holland House as circus posters fluttered over the awning. The frightened horse bolted toward the railroad, throwing Herr from the wagon and dragging him briefly. He sustained bruises and a knee injury but nothing serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Herr
East Earl Township
New Holland House
Herr
Death of Jacob Burkholder in Upper Leacock Township
Jacob Burkholder, a resident of Upper Leacock township near Mechanicsburg, died at General hospital on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. Death was caused by paralysis due to a fracture of the vertebra after falling from his wagon while driving home from market on August 27 at the New Holland turnpike. He was found unconscious and carried to the residence of Mrs. Myers before medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Burkholder
Upper Leacock Township
Mechanicsburg
General Hospital
Market
New Holland Turnpike
Stomachs on Stilts and a Patent Remedy Claim
A reader recounts using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for stomach troubles and asserts it cured digestive weakness. The letter warns against dealer substitutions and praises the remedy's effects on digestion and overall strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Br. Pierce
Schools Reopened After Repairs and Local Weddings
Hammond and Greenbank schools have both been repaired with refreshed exteriors and newly repainted interiors. Hammond enrolls 37 pupils taught by Miss Elin M. Pry. Greenbank has 25 pupils taught by Barton Y. Plank. Thursday wedding bells mark the union of Mrs Florenas Burkey and John Gehman. Various locals visit kin and attend gatherings in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond School
Greenbank School
Elin M. Pry
Barton Y. Plank
Florenas Burkey
John Gehman
Wallace
Joby Martin
Willmar
Philadelphia
Davis
James Sowers
J. H. Davis
Harvey Hertzler
Emiline Mollinger
Lancaster
Ella M. Pry
Samuel Rodman
Henry Rodman
Luther Weidman
Reading
Josiah Hummel
Grand Festival in Mechanicsburg on Bias Bard's Lawn
Readers urged to attend Mechanicsburg festival on Bias Bard's lawn Saturday evening September 11. Committee promises lively amusements and fine refreshments with Citizens' Cornet Band providing music and aims for strong patronage to boost proceeds and ensure a swell time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburg
Bias Bard
Lecture Next Week by Miss Belle Kearney at U B Church
The W C T U brings Mississippi temperance lecturer Miss Belle Kearney to the U B church in this borough Friday evening for an eloquent and instructive talk. No admission fee, but a silver collection will be taken for the local union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Belle Kearney
Mississippi
Red Rose club loses to Lancaster squad in town
Last Saturday the Red Rose club, a Lan caster ball aggregation, visited town and wore varied uniforms. They were defeated 7 to 11 as locals played solid ball and used the stick effectively. This afternoon, locals head to Terre Hill hoping to scalp the opponents. Terre Hill reportedly counters with several strong cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Red Rose Club
Terre Hill
Welsh Bros Advertising Tour Visits Town Ahead of Big Show
The Welsh Bros. Advertising Party led by W Ovide Woodward posted bills locally and in surrounding areas. A large exhibit is anticipated next Friday. Ruth Doerr, four, daughter of Jacob Doerr bottler, stepped on a nail while calling for breakfast, the nail pierced her left foot. Dr Showalter treated the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh Bros
W. Ovide Woodward
Ruth Doerr
Jacob C. ‘Doerr
Early Fortune potato variety offered for seed sale
Brubaker of the borough brings in specimens of the Early Fortune potato a new variety noted as very fine and prolific. The farmer reports fifty four ashers of large tubers and offers the potatoes for sale as seed to local buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brubaker
Fortune
Gore Brubaker
Sample Copy Misreads Subscription Note Intent
A fragment from a subscription note shows unclear wording about adding or hearing from someone. The legible parts indicate a misread line asking to confirm contact preferences and update records.
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New Holland, Pa
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E. G. Diller & Sons
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