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A historical newspaper notice advertises Thursday publication by R J Smith with a 61.00 per year prepaid rate and arrearage policy. It mentions a potential new engagement if time is paid and offers discounted rates for advertisers from small labels to large handbills.
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Jen Parmine
Numerous Local Fatalities and a Memorial Day Observation
A string of calamities and events across towns include the death of four year old Edward Dorsey from sacalde, a man crushed in a run away, and a drowning at Womelsdorf. Memorial Day observances at Gettysburg featured flag placements, a Lincoln address, and an industrial justice plea by Senator Moses E. Clapp. A car ownership dispute in York County heads to court after Trostle’s car circuit ends in theft and sale.
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Edward Dorsey
Shenandoah
Squire Tierney
Sanbury
Upper Lehigh
Joseph Cohen
Hazleton
M. C. Kennedy
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Ragged Edge
Chambersburg
Walter Fowler
Berwick
Hospital Woods
Gettysburg
Spangler & Oyler
Horbert Myers
Cumberland County
Hunt
State Health Department
Selins Grove
Pleasant Mills
Robert Schuler
George Schuler
Reading
Philadelphia
Womelsdorf
Charming Forge
Harry Batdorf
Helen
Batdorf
Christopher Schaulkagle
York
Aed
Owen
Goteyeburg
Lincoln
U. 38
Moses E. Clapp
Minnesota
Fiest
York County Court
M. I. Trostle
Biglerville
Keech
Treatle
Wa. Codori, Sr
Codori
Trostle
Snyder
Emmenheiseer
Emmenheiser
Chas. White Detective Bureau
Emmons
Gettyeburg
Severe storm claims life and damages in York County
A Wednesday storm hit York County with lightning causing the death of Elmer W. Beacher 23 near Goldsboro as he rode in a river boat. Lightning struck a barn on Harvey C. Masemore’s Seven Valleys farm burning it and destroying logs valued at 2500 dollars. The storm also razed Moses Kauffman’s Mulberry area barn around 4 pm burning the structure and Content. The loss is estimated at 1500 dollars with partial insurance covered and included hog pen 300 barrels of corn a wagon binder and other implements and a calf among the destroyed items.
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York County
Elmer W. Beacher
Goldsboro
Harvey C. Masemore
Seven Valleys
Moses Kauffman
Mulberry
Nout
Gettysburg rail near miss linked to guard Tennant
Jo seph Tennant of Gettysburg spotted a broken rail west of Gettysburg Sunday morning. He flagged a Port Covington coal train due soon, a tie placed under the gap allowed the train to pass safely.
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Joseph Tennant
Gettysburg
W. M
Highway Department
Adams County Teachers Examinations Set for June Dates
Applicants for provisional and professional teaching certificates in Adams County will take written tests in Gettysburg Meade Building on June 20 25 and 27. Provisional candidates face core subjects while professionals must pass higher branches and a pedagogy book. Examinations begin 8 a m with materials provided. certificates issued after July 19.
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Meade
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Barrett
McKeever
Garber
Burnhams Pennsylvania
Jetter
Commonwealth
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