Hanover Light Company Pole License Fee Ordinance 1917
The Burgess and Town Council of New Oxford Pennsylvania enact an annual license fee for Hanover Light Heat and Power Company poles. Each pole and ground occupied by the poles will be charged 25 cents, due December 1, 1917 and each year thereafter. Enacted May 31 1917 and approved by the Burgess June 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Light, Heat and Power Company
New Oxford
County of
Adams
Pennsylvania
xuMe
A. D
Ic. Livingston
Adams county military enlistment by township and local notices
Record lists men aged 21 to 31 enrolled across Adams county townships with exemptions by precincts. Also reports York death of Mia Rebecca Yingling from apoplexy, and the nine siblings all dying of the condition. Dentists Supply Co strike in York plus sympathy actions threaten plant closure. War impact on White Pine Sanatorium staff and Bell Telephone Signal Corps mobilization. Possible Cumberland county annexation into Harrisburg area. Wormleysburg, Camp Hill, Lemoyne, Enola consider joining. Fire at Stevenstown home of Charles Klinedinst. Bull Durham checks to Gettysburg players for hitting a sign. Spring Grove residents donate to liberty loan bonds totalling 111,900 with First National Bank and PNB participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dentists’ Supply Co
York
White Pine Sanatorium
Medical
Samuel L. Bigham
McInnightstown
Harrisburg
Bell Telephone and Associated Companies
Signal Corps
Long Branch
New Jersey
Charles Klinedinst
Stevenstown
Dillsburg
Klinedinst
Joe Ward
Andy” Yim
Bull Durham Tobacco Company
Gettysburg
Hanover
Bull Durham
Slagerstown
Spring Grove
Liberty Loan
First National Bank
W. L. Glatfelter
People’s National Bank
Farmers Must Share Duty As Draft Exemption Limited
Washington officials announced farmers are not exempt from the coming draft. Only indispensable workers in any industry qualify for exemption. Pro vost Crowder heads recruitment efforts, with Prof Joseph Itlick directing forest industry troops. The regiment of foresters woodsmen and millworkers will join the American Engineers Reserve Corps aiding transportation and engineering for the Allies. Itlick remains at Mont Alto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Crowder
Joseph
Itlick
State Forest Academy
Mont Alto
France
American Engineers’ Reserve Corps
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Cei
Kansas
Iinois
Indianna
Reading Township
Adams County
Martin Winter
Agt
John M. Bream
Aget
Saveftgic
Org
Save Gic
Miller Brothers
Bon-Ton Res
Hanover Street
Iol
Co. H. Robinson
Klingel’s
Garber Shop
Taurant
New Oxford Foundry É Mfg.Co
Bell Phone
Thos. Fe, Bower
GEO. S&s
Hummer
Burgess Borough
Neely Dicks
Neth Peters Street
Noachum
New Chester
Hunterstown
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania State Live Stock Sanitary Board
Noadium
J. W. Malhimes
Couch Hambletonian
US. Department of Agriculture
C. J. Marshal See
James W. Millhimes
Fixm
Geo. A. Miller
Lincoln Way
Hanover, PA
Baltimore St
George W. Zinn
Rebecca Yingling
Mrs. Yingling
John Zinn
Cumberland County
Harrieburg
Susquehanna River
Wormleysburg
Camp Hill
Lemoyne
Enola
Abbottstown
Arendtsville
Bendersville
Atone Cante
Dee Leneretb
Berwick
Coneware
Cumberland
Sipsematee
Franklin
Girlt Vsburg
Pairfield
East Berlin
Oxford
Straban
Reading
Tyrone
Union
York Springs
Mt. Pleasant
Straban Township
Durham
Guernsey
Wooogsis
Lillbigg Ieiuol
Ee Thompson
G. A. Raffensberger
Baker’s
Francis X. Krichten
McSherrystown
F. W. Tupper
NeSherrystown
Empire Type Foundry
Luffalo
N, Y
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