Pension bill for Civil War veterans advances in conference
The Smoot blanket pension bill seeks not less than 30 per month for Civil War veterans with 90 days service. It amends the general pension act of May 11 2012 and sets escalating rates at higher ages and longer service durations.
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Adame County
Senator Smoot
Smoot
United States
Tanlac Relief After Twenty Years of Suffering
Emmanuel G. Richerick of York Pennsylvania a foreman at Smalls Flour and Feed Warehouse reports long lasting relief from stomach bowel and nervous troubles after using Tanlac He says the neuralgia pain subsided and his appetite returned and he feels well Ed T Anker now sells Tanlac locally.
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Tanlac
Emmanuel G. Richerick
Smalls Flour and Feed Warehouse
York
Tewlac
Ed. T. Anker
Slacker Goes To Camp After Draft Evasion
Eli S Kuhn of Mt Holly, once a draft evader, was arrested in Harrisburg for failing to register on June 6 1917. He was taken through a 55 minute procedure ending at Harrisburg Station after a medical at the hospital. The report ties Kuhn to a history of theft and mentions a brother George who deserted from the army four times. The piece then shifts to a wartime thrift drive urging nationwide economy as part of a Council of National Defense resolution. It notes local farming news, a lightning strike destroying a barn, and expansion plans for York Springs canning plant.
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Eli S. Kuhn
Mt. Holly
Kuhn
Uncle Sam
National Army
Camp Meade
Mount Holly
Kehn
Harrisburg
H. T. Smith
Search
Department of Justice
Major Murdock
Sheriff's
George
Eli Kubn
France
United States
Germany
U. S
War
Navy
Interior
Agriculture
Council of National Defense
Danial Willard
Howard Coffin
Julius Rosenwald
Bernard Baruch
Hollis Godfrey
Samuel Gompers
Franklin Martin
Park Gardner and
Coun
Charles M. Gardner
York Springs
Anada
Indmonton
Gardnera
Adama County
Edmonton
Canada
Frederick Palming
Zion View
York County
Uniform Coal Prices Set by New Oxford Dealers
Uniform coal prices announced by New Oxford dealers set sale terms to September 1 1918 with required fuel cards. Prices align with government rates and freight costs and will adjust after dates noted, including a 30 cent per ton addition from September 1 1918 to March 31 1919.
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New Oxford
Federal Fuel Administration
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Clarence Cook
Pleasant Township
Joan Harbold
Jon KR. Bittiinger
L. K. Bittinger
J. R
J. L. Sheetz
New Oxford, PA
Calla
J. L. Williams
First National Bank
Seerevepurg
The
Oxford
Singer Sewing Machine Company
E. F. Grove
Baltimore
Jossin A. Kuan
Groveland Ave
West Arlington
Baltimore, Md
Carls
Ernest and
Herman Levy
Ridge Avenue
Hanover, Pa
New Cumberland
Pitt Street
A. Sheely
J. H. Duttera, Jr
WM. Gilbert
Typewriter
Penn's
Michael Stern
H. S. Schmidt & Co
York, PA
Geo. A. Miller
Lincoln Way
Bast
Get
Getyeburg
Camp Colt
Cemete
Gettyeburg
William F. McDowell
Washington
Slacker
the Fuel Administration
the Atlantic Refining Company
Philadelphia and
Pittsburgh
Atlantic
Fuel Administration
M. H. Kohler
J.H. Duttera
3. R. Weaver
Mer
IFO
New Chester
Holtz Mill
D. H. Sharrer & Sons
Ll-1
Route 4
Western Maryland Railway
Hanover
Gettysburg
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Hancock
Cumberland
West Virginia
Gettyshburg
ENNES
C.F. Stewart
Agen
Hanover Candy Kitchen
Carlisle Street
Centre Square
LCE
W.j.miller
N. W. Cor
Parr
Hunterstown
Gale
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Colo
Hambletonian
Department of Agriculture
Barrinburg
C. Ju. Marshall
James W. Millhimes
John M. Stitt