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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
9
At the regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the Farmers Merchants Bank of New Oxford on December 27, 1924 a regular dividend of 4 percent and an extra dividend of 1 percent were declared. Checks will be mailed to stockholders by January 1, 1925. Jas W Barnitz cashier.
Agricultural District enumerator Derling Jacobs visits Hundsnenton and Latimore townships to collect farms numbered 101 issued by the Department of Commerce. The survey covers 3924 crop production on every farm of 3 acres or more.
A resident of Waynesboro Pennsylvania reports severe back ache from stooping and weak kidneys. Dean's Pills relieved the back pain and regulated kidney function, priced 60 cents at dealers. The notice cites K A Snodderly of 328 Ringgold Street as a user and recommendation.
The Adams Transit Company U S East Berlin buys Bus Service 15 from Hanover Carlisle Bus Company. Transfer to be completed by February 1 with adjusted schedules. Service covers Gettysburg Carlisle Manaver Abbottstown East Devlin New Oxford Tampton York and Maryland Line.
Letters of Administration granted by Adams County Wills to Frank Creager as administrator. Creditors and debtors must timely present claims or payments. Address for the administrator is 17 West Middle Street Hanover Pennsylvania. attorney John P. Keith.
Notice to stockholders of the Farmers and Merchants Bank of New Oxford Adams County Pennsylvania that an annual election will be held to elect eleven directors for the ensuing year. The banking house in New Oxford will open from 2 to 4 oclock on Monday January 12 1925. Dr Jas W Barnitz cashier.
S. E. Kramer & Co announces store motto since 1906 to pay the highest cash price for hides and furs. The Hanover Pennsylvania dealer invites customers at 438 Baltimore Street to trade, asserting they always offer the most for hides and furs.
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