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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
21
Robert Sipe of Newberrytown York county was fatally injured when an automobile overturned on the road between Newberrytown and Goldsboro and pinned him beneath the vehicle.
An old saying suggests a good corn harvest if locust trees bloom. Rural observers anticipate an abundant crop in the region. The state police open a new station at Blue Ridge Summit with three officers assigned to duty there.
The May 31 1917 council meeting saw Burgess preside pro tem as secretary absent. The body discussed hiring counsel for Williams in Miller case, seeking State aid for Lincolnway, proposing county join in state aid petition, adopting an electric light pole ordinance, and instructing a sidewalk grade survey on North Water Street.
English caution on starch supplies spreads to Chicago as manufacturers alert customers that unstarched garments will suit wartime conditions. American producers anticipate Congress action and advise switching to unstarchered fabrics to conserve a vital staple.
The second story of the Rotering estate in Emmittaburg was robbed Wednesday night after midnight. Thieves carried off stock including men suits bath robes sweaters hosiery neckties and related items. Burglarized rooms were ransacked and losses are being tallied by the household.
Notice to contractors Adams county Pennsylvania calls for proposals for a reinforced concrete twin arch bridge over Little Conewaga Creek on the New Oxford Gettysburg road. Bids due June 12 1917 at 1 PM with 10 percent bid bond. Plans and specifications available at the County Commissioners office Gettysburg PA.
Coach repair services offered by Alex Byer in New Oxford. Specializing in repairing and building coaches, replacing rubber tires, and other wheel work. Saturday service and satisfaction guaranteed. Located on Berlin Ave near Taughinbaugh's Stable.
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