Lam xtor and Iter Published by H J Smith on Thursdays
The item notes a weekly publication by H J Smith issued every Thursday with terms of $1.00 per year in advance and $1.50 if unpaid within the year. It promises no discontinuation unless arrears are cleared and offers advertising and job printing services. It is neutral in politics and entered as second class mail at New Oxford on Thursday June 3 1920.
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Lam
H.J. Smith
Palmyra Folks Join Relatives and Friends Across Town
Local residents and visitors from Palmyra and nearby towns gather in town for Memorial Day visits. The roster includes Miss Wilda Holtzworth of Gettysburg returning from Drexel College and numerous Staub, Feiser, and Carbaugh family members visiting kin, with trips to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh noted.
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Frank H. Sadler
Palmyra
Wilda Holtzworth
Harry Holtzworth
Gettysburg
Drexel College
Philadelphia
Jas. L Staub
Chas
Bernard
Near East Berlin
A. V. Staub
Raymond Staub
Lancaster
Chas. M. Stough
Aspers
N. Lingg
Dayton
O. Chas. Diller
Marietta
Harry Reed and Son
Baltimoore
Emanuel Reed
Benj. F. Chronister
Emma Leib
J. J. Sheet
York
Frank Feiser
Lincoln Way
Grate Neely
Emma Crawford
Tilsburg
Dittzler
Annie
Melvina Ditzler
Berlin Avenue
Edw
Jenkins
Delta
Cloyd Miller
Wiest
Red Lion
Chas. P. Feiser
East High Street
Wm. Geesey
Hampton
Helen Ruth
Reading High School
Alva
Workley
M. D. Feiser
Geo. H. Clippinger
Pitusburgh
C. T. Clippinger
West
Paul Walker
Baltimore
Geo. A. Klinger
Chas. Stock
Hagerstown
W. D. Stock
John Hollinger
Sunbury
Geo. Trayer
Williamsport
L. G. Lawrence
Regina
Near Town
Sabina Gr
Hanover
Bell Tel
Geo. Barnitz
Geo. Diffenderfer
Chevy Chase
W. A. Diehl
Mildred Wilson
Beechwood School
Jenkintown
Robt. H. Wilson
Littlestown
Mae Jacobs
Chas. Wherney
East Berlin
Pittsburgh
Washington
Martha Major
Mary EB. Melchair
Martha
Mary Boyer
Biglerville
Wison College
Chambersburg
Clara Feiser
R. N
Feiser
Harrisburg Hospital
Mervin Staub
W. H. Carbaugh
Marie
Josephine Carbaugh
Mont Alto Sanatorium
Vote of Thanks for Memorial Day Parade Efforts
Theo Pfeiffer Camp 60 Sons of Veterans extends thanks to societies and individuals who supported the Memorial Day parade and ceremonies in New Oxford and nearby cemeteries. The cooperation shows the departed ones that their work has not died in vain.
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Theo. Pfeiffer
Sons of Veterans
New Oxford
Lost and For Sale Notices From New Oxford Area
Local notices list lost items including a old-rose sweater on Oxford road and back road to Abbottstown with finder contact Frank Haar Abbottstown Pa and a cold pearl pendant to Miss Lydia Miller Hanover Street New Oxford. Also two Brass Andirons lost near New Oxford with Trem contact, plus several sale ads for a second-hand bicycle two building lots in New Oxford Pa Desirable Lincoln Way properties and multiple farms including 50 and 180 acre listings near Mt. Rock and State road with contacts W P Stoner Hanover Edna Bollinger Harrisburg and others. Daily ice delivery advertised by C Felty and a rent notice for a second floor room in New Oxford with stable/garage options.
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Oxford Road
Back Road
Abbottstown
Lydia Miller
Hanover Street
New Oxford
Lincoln Way
Wm. D. Himes
Mt. Rock
State Road
Hanover
W. P. Stoner
Markets Brief: New Oxford Corn Prices
New Oxford market notes shelled corn prices with daily movement. Reports indicate price quotes for corn futures and spot values, reflecting supply and demand dynamics in the local grain trade.
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New Oxford
J. H. Duttera
Price Trends and Textile Wages Spark Inflation Fears
The piece argues that despite sensational reports of falling prices, the price trend remains upward due to producer, distributor, and transportation costs. It notes unrest in New England textile mills over profit sharing, with thousands on strike, and predicts no rapid textile price drops while warning retailers to maintain low prices on bread and butter goods amid a cautious business climate.
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New England
Gettysburg
New Silk Prices Cut As Market Shifts
Silk fabrics see price drops due to unsettled raw silk market. Remaining stock plus new purchases reduced about 20 percent from prior levels. Notable cuts include Messaline and Taffeta 35 in at 2.60, Crepe de Chine 40 in at 2.60, Georgettes 40 in at 2.60, Shirting Stripes 32 in at 3.00, Fancy Plaids and Stripes 35 in at 3.40, with further reductions on short lengths.
Tailored Suits Clearout At Discount Prices
About 100 Tailored Suits remain including Wooltex and first class makes in Poiret Twills Tricotines Mannish Serge and Worsted Jersey with discounts from 33 1-3 to 50 percent under regular prices. Odds and ends of silk and lingerie waists children s clothes and women s dresses in gingham and voile are reduced to clear stock across departments during the mid summer sale.
Silk and Wool Dresses Marked Down
Silk and Wool Dresses Re-Marked. Georgettes plain and figured effects Satin and Georgette Combinations. Nearly all new models for dressy occasions, sport styles, with Accordian pleated and Bouffant effects. Short to full length sleeves, some with beading embroidery rib bons. Large savings on former prices.
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W. J. Weshard
Greencastle
Paradise Fruit Farm
Claude T. Auchey
Margaret Alwine
Samuel Alwine
Maple Grove
Samuel Auchey
Atlanta
Wesley Auchey
Henry Carbaugh
Frank Carbaugh
Berlin Junction
Susan Himes
East
Knights Templar
Himes
Edw. S. Brooks
Charles Smitth
W. J. Chrismer
Bonnanville
Pater Bhall
Bonneauville
Anna Staub
Vonneauville
Joseph
George
Catharine Staub
J. J. Staub
Chronister
Geo. S. Diller
Bitterville High School
Abbotts‘Lawn
Samuel Holtry
Mary Holtry
Beatrice
Richard Holtry
Edw. Holtry
Terre Hill
Beatrice Holtry
Chas Miller
John Hook
Robert
Nina Hovit
Nora Michael
Bessie Cocengberger
Harry Miller
Arthur Bream
Annie Bream
New Chester
Sam's
J. Viel
Geo. Hull
Edw. Groft
Marie Heck
Bertiy Junction
Miller's Hall
Frank Haar
New Oxford Boro
Soticet
3. C. Felty
Cora Fair
New Oxford, Pa
G. W. Weaver & Son
Gettysburg, Pa
Dry Goods Department Store