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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1938

Page

7

Growers Learn to Curb Fruit Diseases at Adams Meeting

Adams county fruit growers heard a two hour illustrated lecture on fruit diseases and spraying. Dr R S Kurby Penn State ext advised early sprays, warned against high temperatures, and cited five local orchards with disease free fruit after complete spray programs. A banquet Thursday at Eagle hotel Gettysburg was planned with publicity and road maps for visitors to apple blossoms.

Adams County Eagle Hotel Gettysburg Biglerville Auditorium R. S. Kurby Pennsylvania State College Kirby John D. Lippy Fairfield Charles E. Kuhn Cashtown C. W. Prickett Flora Dale C J. Tyson Idaville H. S. Stoner

Public Farm Sale of Adams County Stock and Implements

Auctioneer Bruce Harbold will sell at F. M. Anderson farm in Latimore Township Adams County three miles east of York Springs one mile east of Worleys Nursery on Wednesday March 31 1937. The catalog lists 10 head of horses and mules 12 dairy cows 3 Holstein bulls 125 Chester White hogs 100 White Leghorn hens and a full line of farming implements including a McCormick Deering tractor and mower. Terms six months and 34 off all notes with approved security. Sale starts at 12 o clock noon. Bruce Harbold auctioneer Sealover and Border clerks.

Latimore Township Adams County York Springs Worley Virginia Chester McCormick Deering Syracuse Ajl F. M. Anderson Bruce Harbold Sealover & Border Clerks

Public sale of farm goods in New Oxford area

On Saturday April 3 1937 a sale of live stock and household goods is held at the farm corner Water and Poplar streets New Oxford. Items include four head of livestock two cows two heifers a cream separator butter churn stove ranges ice boxes and numerous household and farming tools. Sale begins at 1 pm terms announced by H M Carpenter auctioneered by Nathaniel Miller with George Sheely clerk.

New Oxford Water and Poplar Streets

Public Sale at John Brown Farm Highland Township Adams County

The undersigned offers at public sale on Friday April 2 1937 at the John Brown farm between Fairfield and Gettysburg Pennsylvania in Highland township 11 head of horses and colts 11 head of cows all TB tested 40 head of hogs and 95 White Leghorn chickens. Animals listed include several mares colts and bay roans with details of ages and weights. Terms require cash under 10 and six months on larger sums with 3 percent cash discount. Auct: B W Spence and G R Thompson.

Highland Township Adams Ams County Penna John Brown Fairfield Gettysburg Stone Cuwn Jersey B. W. Spence G. R. Thompson Auct

2nd Sons of Vets Camp Organized at Gettysburg

Gettysburg Camp No. 112 hear of a new Sons of Veterans unit in Gettysburg at a semi monthly meeting in the Corporal Skelly post room. Dr Henry Stewart announced the formation of Corporal Henry F Stewart Camp No. 63 in honor of his father who fought at Gettysburg with Company D 149th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. Charter issued.

Gettysburg Sons of Union Veterans of the Corporal Skelly Sons of Veterans Henry Stewart Doctor Stewart Corporal Henry F. Stewart Battle of 149Th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry

New Sons of Veterans Camp 53 Formed in Gettysburg

Officers say the new Gettysburg unit forms a reserve company to maintain veterans in Gettysburg. The charter was granted March 8 by William Allen Dyer, Syracuse, and about 42 members are listed on the roster. Most are former Camp 112 members. some were dropped from Camp 112.

Tor Stewar William Allen Dyer Syracuse New York Sons of Veterans Camp 112 Gettysburg Stewart Gettyshire Company of Reserves Richard Rudisill

Local man sought for steady country business help

Notice seeks a reliable local man to assist the manager in running country business. Pays 75 dollars monthly at start. Send name and address to Box 7100 care of this paper.

Camp 112 Holds Routine Meeting Led by Commander Black

Camp 112 members transact routine business at Friday gathering with Commander George P. Black presiding. Louisiana State sends a 207 piece band to accompany its grid team at away games.

Camp George P. Black Louisiana State

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