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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1908

Page

3

Terma and Adverts Rates Notice for Publications

Public notice outlines subscription terms with annual rates in advance and arrearage terms. It also states that discontinuance requires the publisher’s option and nonpayment may renew engagement. Advertising rates vary by description from labels to large posters.

Tragic Tales From Lancaster to Hagerstown area

A string of mishaps and crimes from Pittston to Lancaster includes suicides, farm losses, fatal accidents, and a duel. Notable events: Amos Cooper plans 52 acres of tobacco. Miss Mattie Brubaker suffers bull injury and lockjaw. Oliver Algard killed after stepping from a trolley. a 3 year old saved from a fall. J A Heany to start rubber lab. farmers lose thousands to United Butter and Egg Co swindle. multiple deaths from fires, drownings, trains, and a suicide pact amid engagements.

Michael Dobin Pittston Himelf Exeter Amos Cooper Landisville Lancaster County Mattie Brubaker Brickerville Oliver Algard South Bethlehem Carbondale Vera Burray Harry Zarros Joseph Bangele Gallitzin Charles M. Schwab

Y M C A Camp York Juniors Outing Planned at Dicks’ Dam

Preparations are complete for the York Y M C A Camp York Juniors outing at Dicks Dam from July 15 to 29. Ray F. Zaner outlines duties for campers while Maurice Gardner runs a new in-camp post office and a bank for funds. Fitz James Evane oversees the camp store and visitors’ day features the four act melodrama The Outlaws by Zaner on July 23.

Camp York Junior Club York Y. M.C. A Dicks’ Dam Ray F. Zaner Association Maurice Gardner Fitz James Evane

Hanover brakeman survives fall from moving train

W. C. Johns of Hanover, a W. M. freight brakeman, narrowly escaped death Monday night after falling from the top of a car at 40 miles per hour near Porter's. He suffered deep cuts and bruises, was unconscious briefly, and walked to Porter's station before the train resumed to Hanover where a physician treated him.

W. C. Johns Hanover W. M Porter's Johns

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