Round Hill Notes On Socials Sales And School Close
From Round Hill the community reports house cleaning and dinners as people prepare for sales. Miss Elsie Naylor and Delk of Idaville visited her parents while Bowl der school hosted a successful event. G A Harmon buys York Springs chapel and plans a private home conversion. Local families visited neighbors and several residents recover from rheumatism. A stolen buggy near Hykes causes local excitement as school nears close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Naylor
Delk
Idaville
Bowlder
G. A. Harmon
York Springs
Robert Arnold
Clear Springs
John Wolf
Emmett Simpson
Joseph Fitzgerald
Hykes
John Nitchman
Harriet Beams
Hampton
Frank Naylor
Bessie Naylor
Hilliard Brown
Beula Wentz
Bonneauville
Tests Vaccination Law Faces Test Case In Dauphin County
Pennsylvania authorities move to enforce the compulsory school vaccination act with Dixon vowing to punish directors and others who admit unvaccinated children to schools. A Harrisburg alderman hears suits for conspiracy against Jackson township leaders amid persistent defiance by local school authorities. Separately a York County incident notes a near disaster on the Dallastown trolley line as motorman Lee Sechrist stops a car before heavy rails placed across tracks could have caused a fatal derailment. An investigation seeks to reveal who laid the rails and their motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Dixon
State Department of Health
Eve
Harrisburg
Jackson Township
Dauphin County
Lee Sechrist
Dallastown
Spry
York County
York
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised For Soothing Piles
A reader notes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured E R Mulford, a lecturer for the Patrons of Husbandry, Waynesboro Pa., of a distressing piles case. The advertised salve claims to heal burns sores boils ulcers cuts wounds chilblains and salt rheum. Available for 25 cents at Ed T Auker’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
E R. Mulford
Patrons of Husbandry
Waynesboro
Ed. T. Auker
Treasury chief cites per capita money figure in nation
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw announces a per capita circulation of 31,738 dollars. With 84,194,000 people and 2,671,302,502 dollars in circulation, he asks citizens if they have their share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Ad
An 19th century advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to cleanse regulate and invigorate stomach liver and bowels purify blood and restore health. It claims cures for grippe pneumonia fevers and other illnesses and warns against substitutes. Includes testimonial from Valendine Frank praising the treatment and mentions related works and mail-order details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iarce
Dr. Pierce
Valendine Frank
Goodrich Street
Buffalo, N. Y
Public Sale At Gift Farm Near New Oxford
Public sale set for Saturday March 24 1906 at the Gift farm Cross Pikes 1% miles northeast of New Oxford listing household furniture including stove, clock, sewing machine, ice refrigerator, bedding, carpets, chairs, tables, kitchenware, crockery, lighting, washing machine, loom of items plus meats and produce with sale starting 1 pm sharp and terms announced by the undersigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Pikes
New Oxford
Public sale of farm stock and equipment in Straban township
On Monday March 19 1906 the undersigned will hold a public sale in Straban township Adams County along the Hunters town to Table Rock road. Readable items include 4 horses and mules 7 cattle including 4 milch cows and a May fresh heifer 2 bulls hogs and carts plows harvesters tools and farming gear with sale to start at 12 o'clock noon sharp. GEO Wirt announces terms by G R Thompson auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straban Township
Adams County
Hunterstown
Table Rock
Johnson
Geo
W. Wirt
G. R. Thompson
Public sale of farming personal property Mountpleasant Adams Co
On Thursday March 22 1906 the undersigned Mrs Addline Fair will sell at her residence two miles west of New Oxford on the Edward Livingston farm near the W M railroad in Mountpleasant township Adams county. The catalog lists horses milch cows stock bulls sows with pigs shoats wagons farm implements harness poultry furniture and household goods. Sale begins at 9 30 oclock a m with 12 months credit on sums of $ and upwards. Auct by Colestock Straley Shuuga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountpleasant Township
Adams County
New Oxford
Edward Livingston
W. M
Addline Fair
Colestock
Auct
Straluy & Shuuga
Cks
Dr Kings New Life Pills for Digestive Trouble
An advertisement claims Dr King s New Life Pills regulate stomach liver and bowels without pain or discomfort. The packet costs 25 cents and is sold by druggists such as T Auker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
T Auker
Town considers fining tobacco spitting on sidewalks
The writer notes tobacco chewers spitting on sidewalks outside businesses and urges the town to pass an ordinance fining the practice to keep streets clean.
Remarkable recovery from pneumonia tale near Vanceboro
Kenneth Melver of Vanceboro Maine credits three doctors with giving up on him before a last resort treatment with Dr Kings New Discovery cured his severe throat lung inflammation. He says the medicine saved his life and notes it cures coughs colds bronchitis tonsillitis hoarseness and weak lungs. Available at Auker's Drug Store Ed 4. Trial sizes offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Melver
Vanceburo
Jan Guppe
Auker’s Grug
Winter and Spring Public Sale Bills Printed Here
Advertises ITIs office printing sale bills for winter and spring notices. Offers free sale notice in the sale register until sale day. Lists listed sales with dates and locations including Geo. W. Wirt Straban township, H J Miller Straban, Franconia Hoffnagie Cedar Ridge, H Myers Kohler's mill Mountpleasant, Mrs Adline Fair Mountpleasant, W A Cashman Cross Pikes, D F Steffy New Oxford, G W Shover Hamiltonian, Rhys H W Bender New Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itis
Geo. W. Wirt
Straban Township
J.H. H. Miller
Franconia Hoffnagie
Cedar Ridge
H. Myers
Kohler’s
Mountpleasant Township
Mrs. Adline Fair
W. A. Cashman
Cross Pikes
D. F. Steffy
New Oxford
G. W. Shover
Hamiltonian Township
Rhys H.W. Bender
New Chester
J. R. Thompson Spring Sale List Opens Ten Names
The advertisement shows a sequence of sale items and sellers in Reading township Straban and nearby areas. Names include Adam Kimmel Anthony Deardorff Geo W Wirt J H Miller Wm A McIlhenny Wmm Breighner Jeremiah Weigle F P Slaybaugh E M Neely and Naylor Bros with dates from the 10th to the 30th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Kimmel
Reading Township
Anthony Deardorff
York Springs
P. G. Cassatt
Straban Township
Geo. W. Wirt
J. H. Miller
Wm. A. McIlhenny
Gettysburg
Wmm. Breighner
Butler Township
Jeremiah Weigle
Fyrove Township
F. P. Slaybaugh
E. M. Neely
New Chester
Naylor Bros
Asper
Sale of personal property at New Chester parsonage
On April 3 1906 at 1 pm H W Bender G F Trimmer and auctioneer Teughinbaugh offer a public sale at the Lutheran parsonage New Chester PA of a driving horse two buggies a sleigh eight buggy harness sets a ton of timothy hay corn chickens and household furniture including stove range sewing machine and a printing press with fonts and cuts bees and movable frame hives plus other items. Also printing press outfit bee colonies and fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillipsburg
Lutheran Parsonage
New Chester
Tyne
H. W. Bender
G. F. Trimmer
Teughinbaugh
Olk
Ordinance Fixing Chief Burgess Salary in McSherrystown
Ordinance 84 fixes the Chief Burgess salary at 30 dollars per year in McSherrystown Adams County Pennsylvania. Payment is in semi annual installments from the borough treasury. Enacted March 6 1906 with signatures of A O Rice John L Beltz Jr and John M Groft Burgess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSherrystown
Adams County
Pennsylvania
thcSherrystown
A. D
A. O. Rice
McSherrystown Town Council Introduces 1906 Ordinance
Notice from the Borough of McSherrystown states that a new ordinance was introduced by the Town Council on March 7, 1906. The public is advised to review the proposed measure and advise or attend forthcoming readings as required by municipal procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Common Sense Medica
R. Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Borough of
McSherrystown
McSherrystown Street Opening Ordinance Planned
The Borough of McSherrystown proposes to lay out open and extend West North Street from Church Street to Plum Creek. Damages and benefits will be ascertained by law, with a public hearing on March 21, 1906 at 7 p.m. in the council chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West North Street
Church Street
Borough of
McSherrystown
Plum Creek
Burgess and Town Council
Said Street
East North Street
A. D
A. O. Rice
John L. Beltz, Jr
Janes H. Pulst
Burgess
McSherrystown Grants Hanover Gas Right of Way
The borough grants Hanover Gas Company and successors authority to lay and maintain gas mains in streets alleys and public places for supplying gas. The company must restore streets after work and protect the public during excavations. It pays annual street use fees and must file acceptance within sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McsSherrystown
County of
Adams
Pennsylvania
McSherrystown
Hanover Gas Company
Borough of
Borrough
Suorton
Horses for sale at Himes farm New Oxford
One car load of Ohio and West Virginia horses from 3 to 7 years old including workers and drivers offered for sale or exchange at the Himes farm New Oxford. Call to view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himes Farm
New Oxford
Ohio and
W. Va
Shoe repair shop opens in Swartz building Philadelphia street
A. F. Brady announces he has leased a room in the Swartz building on Philadelphia street and will perform all kinds of shoe repairing at reasonable prices. Custom worn made to order in the best manner. Your patronage solicited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swartz Building
Philadelphia Street
A. F. Brady
Also Mentioned on This Page
Round Hill
J. R. Thompson
Ratz Funiture Co
Baltimore St
Hanover
Deatrick Bros
Hanover Street
A. C. Rice
McShurrystown
Joan L. Bextz, Jr
Sec’y
J. M. Grorr
MecSherrystown
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