Grand Old Man of Railway Mail Service Endorses Tanlac
Thomas J Fulton the oldest US railway mail clerk, 80, reports Tanlac restored his health after a chest cold. He has served over 53 years on the Pittsburgh to Cincinnati run and praises the product, saying he will send a bottle to his sister in Columbia Ohio. The genuine Tanlac is sold by Ed Auker, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J Fulton
Grand Old Man
United States Railway Mail Service
Mr. Fulton
United States
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Fulton
Steubenville
Tanla
Tanlac
Columbia
Ohio
Nane J. I Gore Co
Ed. T. Auker
Drug
Gist
Adv
Public Sale Planned for Mt Superior School House March 15 1919
James C Sanders and G R Thompson announce a public sale at Mt Superior school house in Mt Pleasant township between Bonneauville and Gulden Station. Items include 16 cattle with 13 milch cows and 3 bulls, several brood sows with pigs, 1 Berkshire boar, shoats, farming implements, wagons, hay carriages, corn planter, plows, mill, harnesses and more. Sale starts 12:30 PM with 12 month credit on sums over 5 or 4 percent discount for cash.
Public Sale Set for March 8 1919 Near New Oxford
Public sale of personal property to be held at the seller’s Lincoln Highway residence west of New Oxford Borough. Items include a Dockash range modern heater parlor stove couch rocker grafonola with 35 records carpet and many household tools and furnishings. Sale begins at 1 o'clock. Auctioneers listed with terms to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Highway
New Oxford
Alaska
T. J. Wgrman
Young Woman Burned to Death in Home Explosion
Mrs. Lloyd Rogers of Bellefonte died when a volatile solution in a can exploded and set her dress on fire. Her husband, who saw her engulfed in flames, was burned, possibly needing a hand amputation, as the two year old daughter Alan was nearby in the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Rogers
Bellefonte
Rogers
William Monera
Ida Strickhouser
Adams County
Harold Strickhouser
Charls Kazier
John Schnur
Gettysburg
Tonall praised by cigar maker Isaac Ulrich in 1919 testimonial
Isaac Ulrich of Scheafferstown, Pa., extols Tonall for stomach troubles and nervousness. He reports quick relief after one bottle, improved sleep and appetite, and a fresh start as he becomes “like a new man.” Testimonial dated January 18, 1919. Tonall sold at Auker's Drug Store, New Oxford, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Ulrich
Scheafferstown
Auker’s Drug Store
New Oxford
Pan Ad
Public sale of farm property near Bittingers Station
Ralph C. Feeler conducts a public sale on the John Krug farm near Hanover, 4 miles from Hanover and 2 miles from New Oxford, listing 7 horses and mules, 9 Milch cows, 5 Broad sows with pigs, 12 pigs, wagons, binders, drills, harrows, sleds, carriages, harness, and farming gear. Maurice Bittinger also sells a black 7-year-old horse at the same time and place. Sale begins at 12:30 PM. terms announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburn
Acme
Deering
Osborn
Gale
RAI
PH C. Feeler
Maurice Bittinger
Public sale of home goods and vehicles near New Oxford
The seller, now in Baltimore, will dispose of nearly new oak bedroom suites bedsteads parlor and dining room furniture a parlor organ kitchen chairs rockers and more Also selling a 15 passenger Dort touring car a Ford truck with metal body and auto parts Terms are six months credit Auctioneers Charles Rinehart and J 4 Cashman clerk sale begins at 1 pm at the former residence along the Lincoln Highway west of New Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Lincoln Higway
New Oxford
C. P. Smith
Public sale of farm personal property in Oxford township
On Tuesday March 25 1919 the undersigned will sell at his residence on the road from New Oxford to East Berlin four miles from the former place a large lot of farm implements and stock. Five horses and one mule including several mares and a yearling colt plus wagons harness and farming gear. Various implements with description and condition. Sale begins at 1 o clock with 12 month credit on sums over five dollars. Clerks listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonneauville
Guldens Station
Mt. Superior
Mt. Pleasant Township
Oxford Township
New Oxford
East Berlin
Holtz Bros
Straban
New Chester
Freewat
Johu N. Hersh
Mr. Hersh
Hersh Sheds
J. H. Plysoire
West End
WM. H. Stock
Route 2
Large Public Sale On March 13 1919 in Straban Township
George Millhimes announces a public sale on the Holtz Bros farm Straban township from New Chester to New Oxford four miles from the prior place. Items include 12 horses and mules 10 milch cows 3 bulls 3 sows a Berkshire boar two wagons farm machinery and harness. Sale starts at noon with 11 months credit offered. Auctions by G R Thompson with Myers and Cashman clerks.
Public sale by Benjy F Hoffman in Tyrone township near Oak Grove
The owner plans to quit farming and sells one horse aged 14 in good condition two horses etc a large list of farm implements includes a McCormick binder mower hay carriage corn planter rake plows and gear plus household furniture and carpets. Sale starts at 1 o clock with eight months credit or 4 percent discount for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surkey
Mountville
Oliver
Shriner
F. A. Ginter
Tyrone Township
Oak Grove School
New Chester
Heidlersburg
McCormick
HovuskHol
Benjy. F. Hoffman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Surrey
Superior
Oliver Chilled
Star
James C, Sanders
G. R. Thompson
Chas, Rinehart, Auct
Sheets
Center Square
McCrory
Hanover
Ulrich
John Krug
Carlisle ’Pike
W. M
Bittingers Station
Chas. Rinehart
Cashman
Mapestoe
Maseetce
Majestic
Ohere
Lincoln Way
Fast, LH
Fair & CO
New Oxford, Pa
Jeader
Chas, Rinehart
Aud
Straley & Sheely, Clerks
Read
Durham & Holstein
Guernsey
Chester
Bershire
John Deere
Johnson Mower
George Millhimes
Auct
Myers & Cashman
Clerks
Watches. Com
Mark E, Trone
Chestnut Street
Kentucky
H. A. Smith
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!