Yew Oxford tonn Thursday publication terms and ads
The Yew Oxford tonn newspaper announces weekly publication every Thursday by H. J. Smith. Subscriptions are 3.00 per year, 81.0 if unpaid in time. Discontinuation requires notice, otherwise is a new engagement. Advertisements priced reasonably with annual rates. Local printing services offered for labels cards and posters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C Floyd
Kershaw
Dr King
Ept
Auker’s
Sug
Broad Roll of Fatalities and Notices Across Towns
A long Obituaries like list covers deaths from Newton Hamilton to Read ing, Braddock, Dallas town and Bristol Va with multiple causes including falls, strikes, drownings, and dementia. Other items report a fatal fire at Gilberts, a ghost rumor in Arbor York, a fatal train accident near Kel textown, a 120 year old woman in Bristol, and license counts in Schuylkill county. Postage advice near New Oxford urges patrons to stock stamps and use coin cups.
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Market
Oscar H. Miller
Keltextown
Miller
Mary Ramsey Wood
East Tennessee
Bristol
Thomas Horan
Gilberts
Horan
Horace Strickhouser
Larue
York County
Mary Malloy
Latrobe
Minor injury from falling limb in Hobart woods
In Hobart on Thursday afternoon Messrs John Trone Samuel Hoffacker and Edward Utz were felling trees when a limb struck Trone on the back of the head causing a brain concussion. He was taken home unconscious. Oil discovery reported near York county two miles north of York by H A Gentzel who earlier located a drilling site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb J. Miller
Brownsville
Philipsburg
Easton Hospital
Theodore
Frank Reidel
Reading
Samuel Conway, Jr
Dallastown
Red Lion
Messrs
John Trone
Samuel Hoffacker
Edward Utz
Hobart
Mr Trone
York
York County
City
H. A. Gantzel
Gentzel
Speechless From Blow In Wellsville Fight Leaves Boy Speechless
In Wellsville 18 year old Harry Myers son of Joseph Myers lay unconscious four days after a fight during a calithumpian serenade at Isaac Hoffman’s home. He regained consciousness but has paralyzed vocal cords and cannot speak and seems irrational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Harry
Joseph Myers
Myers
Isaac Hoffman
William Hunter
Hunter
Hidden fortune revealed at Sadler estate auction
The tale of Lew Sadler who starved himself into insanity led to a farm auction in Massillon Ohio. Charles Whitmore bought a grain bag for ten cents. inside lay three jars with 2175 dollars in coins. The guardian received the coins and the rest of the hidden fortune remains on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Sadler
Sharon
State Hospital
Massillon
Ohio
Sadler
Charles Whitmore
Humanoid remains found after week in Susquehanna cabin
The body of Jacob Collins, nearly 100, found in a Columbia cabin along the Susquehanna after a week in a rat infested scene. The corpse showed extensive mutilation and was discovered by George Hippey and John Metzgar. A second item reports SL Edward Orff, 25, struck and killed by a Reading Railway passenger train at Maidencreek Station while walking nearby.
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Jacob Collins
Susquehanna River
Columbia
George Hippey
John Metzgar
Edward Orff
Reading
Schuyku] and
Lehigh
Reading Railway
Maidencreek
Muhlenberg College
Allentown
Manheim Young Woman Hears of Brother’s Death in Reading
Emma Wittle of Manheim dreamed of her brother James H. Wittle dying and soon learned he had collapsed on the streets of Reading. The Cigarmaker had gone there just a week earlier, and the family only then received confirmation of his death.
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Emma Wittle
Manheim
James H. Wittle
Wittle
Tragedy Near Bethlehem. Young Man Takes Own Life
Wil Mer Reinbold aged 24 of Bethlehem shot himself today causing his death. He placed a shotgun between his knees and pulled the trigger with his foot in his fiancee mother’s house where his suit had recently been opposed. He had just lost his position and suffered a grip severe enough to worsen his despondency.
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Wilmer
Reinbold
Bethlehem
Young Reinbold
Suicide Determination in Mrs Selner’s Davisville Death
Coroner White of Doylestown ruled the death of Mrs Benjamin E Selner at Davisville a self inflicted shot. Initially suspected accidental discharge during cleaning, the coroner found she acted in a state of despondency and died by her own hand.
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Benjamin E. Selner
Davisville
White
Doylestown
Local officials listed for director positions and townships
The notice names Isaac C. Thomas of Hamilton township as candidate for Director of the Poor and mentions positions in East Berlin and Franklin township.
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Franklin Township
East Berlin
J. F Rider
Isaac C. Thomas
Public Sale Notice Near Gettysburg Area
Public sale announced by Henry G R Thompson as administrator to quit farming. This sale will take place at the Mrs Pius Smith farm located on the road from Gettysburg to Gulden’s station in Mount Pleasant township Adams county. Personal property listed includes items under the marshal and clerk names A IL Parr.
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Mount: Pleasant Township
Adams County
Gettysburg Road
Gulden
Jesse Broadbeck
Gable
Hampton
N. H. Musselman
P M. Miller
Straban Township
Gettysburg
New Chester
Hunterstown
Pines Church
Durham
James Millhimes
J.B. Crist
R.M. Straley
Reading Township
Carlisle Pike
Jersey
Guernsey
Holstein
Edward Millhimes
Auct
O.co. Chronister
Hamilton Township
New Oxford
Heagy
Onnston
Osborne Lever
A. V. Staub
J. G. Decker
W. D. Myers
York Pike
Berkshire
Osborne Corn Harvester
Pennsylvania Corn Worker
Osborne
Whiteley
Mountville
J. V Staub
U. L. Colestock
R. M. Straley
Merk
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Yew Oxford
H. J. Smith
John Z. Norton
Newton Hamilton
George Bliem
Boyertown
J. Lester Hamilton
Allegheny
Philip Hoffman
Braddock
William
Hazard
Robert Steel
Paterson
N. J
South Bethlehem Hospital
Arbor
Schuylkill County
New Philadelphia
Trinity United Evangelical Church
Samuel A. Conway
D. Calvin Rudisili
Mountjoy Township
George E. Spangler
Jacob G. Slonaker
Harry M. Keller
Frank M. Thomas
E. P. Sponseller
Mountpleasant Township
KE. L. Eckert
Oxford Township
C. L. Bubb
Register and Recorder
Jacob A. Appler
Z. H. Cashman
New Oxford Borough
H. F. Philips
Tyrone Township
N. B. Sprenkle
J. Andrew Kane
Jacob F. Thomas
Cumberland Township
J. Edward Reiling
Cumberland
C H. Wilson
B. Frank Gise
Simon P. Stover
WM. K. Weikert
John W. Benner
I. L. Taylor
George W. Basehoar
Union Township
Harrisburg Auto School
Third & Hamilton Sts
Care
Harrisburg Automobile Company
Harrisburg
York Benevolent Society
Ayer
Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Philadelphia Press
White House
Daily Press
Res
Hartzel
Studebaker
McCormick
Cormick
Hench & Drumgold
Dayton
Henry
G. R. Thompson
A. Il, Parr
Fair & Cashman
Hayins B. Fair
J. A. Cashman
J. L. Sheetz
WM. R. Snyder
Carlisle Street
Deatrigck Bros
Undertakers
New Oxford, PA
Miling
New Oxford Exchange
Joseph Carlucci
Scranton
Aug. Sherpe
Fort Madison
Lr. King
Ep. T
Auken
J. M. Ouldwell
Taurapay
Thomas Brown
Varsity
Hart Shaffner & Marx Varsity
N. B. Carver & Sons
J. R. Hartman
Grain & Produce
Hanover Street
Cashman
Hanover Produce Co
UBS
Speer and Cattle
D.S. Bacon Stock Food CO
Evansville, Ind
Krows
Asary
United Medical CO
Soa
Lancas
TER
Ed, T, Auker
P.O
Grarnite
American Druggists Syndicate
ED. T. Auker
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