New Oxford Coal Prices Fixed Under Federal Fuel Rules
Uniform coal prices announced for New Oxford align dealers on a single basis through September 1 1918 with additional 30 cent per ton charge from Sept 1 1918 to March 31 1919. Consumers must sign fuel cards before delivery and orders for summer purchases encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
Federal Fuel Administration
Iowa
Fuel Administration
WM. H. Kohler
J.A. Duttera
J. R. Weaver
Mer
Drowning of Walter Hinkle in Susquehanna River Near Harrisburg
Walter B. Hinkle aged 20 of Columbia drowned while rowing on the Susquehanna near Harrisburg. He was advised not to attempt the journey due to strong current. His boat capsized and the body had not yet been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Hinkle
Columbia
Suquehanna
Harrisburg
Adams County Sees 70 of 252 Registrants Married
Adams County reported 70 married men among 252 registrants on Wednesday. The list names numerous residents from Littlestown McSherrystown New Oxford Gettysburg East Berlin Hanover and York Springs, plus individual notes on Private John A. Goodman who served in France and was honorably discharged May 28. Examinations for teachers in York County begin June 12 with strict rules against cigarette smoking. A noisless Fourth of July is planned with no firecrackers or pistols in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret G. Noel
Abbottstown
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
Samuel A. Nofl
Pine Street
Hanover
John D. Keith
First National Bank
Gettysburg
Slomer McW. King
Paul Joulk
Harris
Weaver
Allen E. Starr
Francis J. Will
Stephen
Berger Joseph E. Smith
Edgar R. Bollinger
Robert J. Weikert
Joseph Hirt, Jr
William T. Glass
David A. Jones
S. Franklin Swope
Starrett Dorsey
David Blocher
Paul I. Spangler
Gettysburg i
Karl L. Kauffman
Luther R Garber
East Berlin
William I. Smith
Hanover Rd
Jas
R. Reindollar
Littlestown
Irvin J. Wildasin
Roger 8
Arthur Frey
Harper
J. Philips
J. Pifer
York Springs
Henry C. Moore
New Oxford
Bernard R. Kebil
Monroe V. Frock
Leroy Jacoby
Talia O. Stambaugh
John W. Myers
Robert L. Sanders
Pierson M. Wolf
John H. V Wartlaub
G. F. Strausbaugh
Clarence C. Young
Huber W. Englebert
Hunterstown
Charles W. Stough
Geo. W. Groscost, Jr
Karl J. Sponseller
Chas. McK. Snyder
Gardners
Ralph R. Groft
Daniel P. Caster
Joseph L. Herman
Leo F. Yealy
Norman C. Appler
Jesse A. Scott
John R. Philips
Frank Strausbaugh
J. Lloyd Wolf
E. J. Waybright
Clair A. Noel
Midway
Charles M. Arentz
Glenn F. Sheely
Earl W. Geisler
Guy H. Little
James A. Oyler
Edwin A. Codori
Ralph
Ralph ©. Deatrich Charles M Hummelbaugh, John E. Plank, Carls Menchey
Charles W.troxell
Vincent C. Florence
Huber O. Pittentorf
Howard A. Spangler
Wm. O. Zinkand
Harvey A. Glass
Clarence E. Woodward
Geo. D. Haar
Fabian J. Orndorfff
Wm. J. Feeser
John W. Slaybaugh
John H. Sanders
Paul J. Beck
Hampton
Ira Smith
Greg
F. Gebhart
Joseph S. Kuhn
Jas. M. Anthony
M. L. Bentz
Monroe J. Markle
Leo O. Weaver
Hanover Ri
Chas. O.trostie
Ralph Z. Oyler
John H. Diehl
Palmer E. Staley
Lloyd Galbraith
Lloyd H. Hess
Jennings J. Olinger
Geo. A. Sachs
Harry G. Leese
John F. Martin
Carl E. Weisensale
Arnold H. LeGore
John W. Mathias
Edgar O. Rubenstine
Carvin G. Wents
Harry E. Eisenhart
Earl D. Miller
Ray T. Collins
A. W. Starry
Geo
S. King
O. D. Kanuffman
Clarence O. Yeager
Wm. O. Small
McSherrystown
G. W. Millhimes
Wilmer B. Veeser
Wm. O. Wolf
M. M. Sharrer
Lavere J. Gable
Wim. R Orndoff
Mt. Rock
Charles H. Dick
Walter McK
Keefer
John A. Goodman
Philadelphia
Monroe Hildebrand
Goodman
Inf
18Th
France
America
Cape May
Red Cross
York County
C. W. Stine
Noachum
New Chester
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania State Live Stock Sanitary Board
Noadium
J. W. Millbimes
Gettysburg, &C
U.S Department of Agriculture
Harrisburg
O J. Marshall
Sec. S. L
James W. Millhimes
War Industries Board Cuts Off Nonessential Industries
Washington reports a wartime order effective immediately barring nonessential industries from iron and steel unless all war requirements are met. The steel director forecasts full demand this year as auto production for pleasure ends, signaling no pleasure wars during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Industries Board
American Iron and Steel Institute
Steel Supply
United and Allies
Tanlac Restores Philadelphia Painter to Work Says Lively
Benj N Lively a noted Philadelphia painter employed by Kayser Allaman credits Tanlac with restoring his health. He describes prior digestion issues nervous dyspepsia and exhaustion and reports improved appetite digestion sleep and energy after taking Tanlac. The product is sold by Auker T in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Benj. N. Lively
Kayser & Allaman
Philadelphia
Jong
Did, T, Auker
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Clarence Cook
Mt. Pleasant Township
John Harbold
John R. Bittinger
L. L. Bittinger
J R. Bittinger
John R Bittinger
Dk. J. L. Sheetz
New Oxford, PA
J. L. Williams
First National Bank Building
Getiysburg, PA
The
Oxford
Pitt St
W. M. Depot
Center Bannare
New Oxord
G. F. Grove
Baltimore
Joseph A. Kuhn
Groveland Ave
West Arlington
Ernest and
Herman Levy
Ridge Avenue
Hanover, Pa
New Cumberland
Geo. A. Miller
Lincoln Way
East
Ast Cheetnut Street
Bruke
Heim
HA. Smith
Typewriter
Penn’s
Sturm Lech Co
Michael Stern
H. S. Schmidt & Co
York, PA
Pitt Street
A. Sheely
J. H. Duttera, Jr
Chamerlain
Chamberlain
J. 2
Tressy
Richamond
Walter R. Mlannery
Pittsburgh
Marne
Mt. St Mary’s College
Euswitsbury
John Rogers
Uncle Sam
the Atlantic Refining Company
Philadelphia and
Atlantic
Western Maryland Railway
York
Intermediate
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Hancock
Cumberland
West Virginia
S. Ennes
C.F. Stewart
Gen
Agen
Hanover Candy Kitchen
Carlisle Street
Centre Square
W.st. Muller
N. W. Cor
H. W. Parr
Hambleton Tan Noachum
John M. Stitt
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