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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
2
Mr N H Kirssin proprietor of the Reliable Bargain Clothing House Carlisle Street was in the city this week and purchased a new line of goods Watch for his special sales next week.
Social rounds include Wagner and Byers guests in York. Pittentorff and Heidersburg visitors to Albright family home. Myers brothers return from York. Laura Braber visits Bowlder. Iva Chronister and Maud Bolen visit Gettysburg and Tecenty. Deardorff family visit in York. Lutheran church festival planned for June 5 with postponement if rain. Reigle and Kyler visit Chronis age home. Beams visits Peter Markle in New Chester. Barbara Figs el visits near East Berlin. John Gasmin dies at 108 near Suterville. Luke Malfon dies after ram riding wager near Potomac. Toronto trio escape in failed burglary, one fatally wounded. Miss Martha Hichborn and James Plaine wed in Washington, trip to New York and Europe to follow.
Philadelphia markets show flour steady with various grades listed, rye flour at 2752.99 per barrel, wheat dull No 2 red spot, corn values mixed for local trade, oats steady, timothy hay at 16.50 per large bale, beef and pork markets quiet with defined prices for hams and mess, lard at 8.45, live poultry and dressed poultry priced, butter and cheese with multiple creamery and local quotes, eggs steady, potatoes and cabbages noting regional prices, cattle market steady with range of weights and grades, sheep and lambs steady with price ranges, veal calves quoted in care of market rates.
The Legislature approves fish law changes for black bass pike salmon rock fish and calico bass. The season runs June 15 to February 15, with black bass not to be killed under seven inches. Sun fish now counted as game fish with new gear limits for eel suckers and catfish.
Snow and hail fell in June covering Freeland's streets and yards, destroying trees and garden plants and ruining the fruit crop. The storm lashed the borough with unprecedented fury, leaving old and young residents astonished by a winter scene in Luzerne County.
T S Swawner urges buyers to seek union labeled brooms guaranteed in all respects. He notes the Union Factory at West High Street New Oxford Pa offers broom corn seed and growing instructions free with purchase, and machines for cleaning corn. He also states plans to have power for running machinery soon and invites broom corn growers to sell to the factory.
By the late Act of the Legislature approved May 19 1993 all deeds and conveyances made after the act must be recorded within ninety days or be void against later purchasers. Holders of unrecorded deeds should record promptly. H G Wenler Recorder.
An old time pitch extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for stomach and digestion issues, claiming cures where others fail. A testimonial from Clarence Carnes of Loudoun County praises relief and restored appetite after two bottles. Also mentions Pleasant Pellets as a laxative aid.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions attorneys Gettyzhure Petra with an office west of Baltimore and a Saturday reference. Details are unclear due to damaged text. No clear events, entities, dates, or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary text mentions a Supt B and C Div and Passenger Act with garbled names and terms. No clear event, entities, or outcomes are readable to summarize a coherent news item.
Adams County PA notice to all debtors and claimants. Adie Smith administratrix warns for immediate payment and presentation of claims properly authenticated for settlement. Letters of administration granted. estate located in Sherrystown Borough.
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