Horses and Mules to be Shipped by Express Friday
A Friday shipment arrives with 14 carloads of horses including speedy drivers and farm horses, plus mules of all ages. The notice stresses express delivery and lists horse types for transport.
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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1920
Page
4
A Friday shipment arrives with 14 carloads of horses including speedy drivers and farm horses, plus mules of all ages. The notice stresses express delivery and lists horse types for transport.
Buyer offers top prices for horses aged five to ten years weighing 950 to 1200 pounds. Bring your stock to H W Parr in Hanover Pennsylvania for sale.
The undersigned states he will supply the citizens of New Oxford with meat products. The declaration appears in a public notice seeking local support and outlining the provisioning plan.
A plan to open a meat market in town proposes sales Monday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday mornings with paid arrangements. Phone orders receive prompt attention. Contact Robert Shetter at 41 East Berlin.
The annual immersion at Sachs Bridge near Gettysburg drew about 200 spectators and the St John the Baptist congregation. Rev N D Shadney and Rev George Brum baptized a young girl in white while onlookers sang. Fr Vincent conducted a Field Mass at McSherrystown Camp with a sermon on Prayer vs The Sword. In other news Albert Bashant was arrested in Aspers for disturbing locals. A surprise party honored Alice Groscost and several minor injuries were reported in Hanover.
The undersigned H C Smitil moving to Hanover announces a public sale at his Carlisle street residence New Oxford on Saturday August 24 1920 starting at 1 PM. Personal property listed includes fat toys weighed about 200 tons, cart, chicken coop, iron hattle, crocks and jars, automantic sprayer, kitchen cupboard sink, wooden bed, chifonier, wash stand, dining chairs, fruit jars bags and many other articles. Terms: 30 days credit on sums of 5 and up.
Public sale of household goods at the seller’s residence corner Tligh and Peters streets New Oxford on Saturday August 88 1920 starting at 1 pm. Includes bedroom suite beds walnut secretary sewing machine lounge desk bookcase chairs stove refrigerator safe tools and more with terms announced at sale.
On Saturday August 28 1990 the undersigned plans to quit farming and will sell at public sale on the Dicks farm a mile north of Hampton along State Road. The property includes a head of horses described as good farm leaders, six milch cows with one stock bull, and 14 interest in 14 acres of growing corn. Terms are 12 months credit or 6 percent off for cash. Sale begins at noon and terms announced by Samuel Sipe.
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