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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1914

Page

13

Page fragment recounts local accidents and notices from 1914

A jumble of small items reports suicides and illnesses, house fires, legal cases, and local events. Notable notes include Ella Smailwood’s endurance, a near fatal spider bite, a child’s death from a lamp fire, a ladder fall killing Mrs. Snyder, and a fatal crash scare involving Samuel Beam. Police and court items mention a horse shooting, a Codorus fire, and road license debates.

Earnest Witters Lebanon Elizabeth Roscoe Sisson Hagerstown Florence Snyder Hiram Snyder Mont Alto Eugene Stroll Joseph Gladfester Shrewsbury Township York County Witmer Stover J. M. Flinchbaugh Gladfelter Flinchbaugh, Stover

New Mutual Fire Insurance Organizes in McSherrystown Area

A new mutual fire insurer is formed to cover households residences and select mercantile properties in McSherrystown Hanover and nearby boroughs with fire protection. Directors for the first year include Dr Geo L Rice F W Topper and others from McSherrytown and Hanover. The company aims to secure 200000 in risks before incorporation with over half already applied.

Mutual Fire Insurance Company McSherrystown Hanover Geo. L. Rice F. W. Topper McSherryntown M. Bare J. Rudiaill T. F. Christwaite I. R. Willmer B. M. Frey P. A

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy

An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease best treated with internal remedies not local applications. Hall's Catarrh Cure is described as blood and mucous surface acting, not a quack medicine, prescribed by top physicians, with testimonials available. Sold by Druggists at 75 cents, alongside Hell's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Surcharge and marriage notices cloud Hanover affairs

Boro Auditor Jacob F. Robert surcharges Boro Treasurer Ralph J. Hoffacker $600 for vouchers paid to Boro Solicitor T. Christwaite for legal services, with potential court ruling to fix Solicitor fees beyond council salary. Also reports a Hanover marriage of Miss Barbara Smith and Mr William Koontz after a newspaper ad match, a bird seizure for violating an Act of Assembly, and various local church and funerary notes.

Boro Jacob F. Robert Hanover Ralph J Council

New Federal Reserve Notes to Circulate Across Banks

The Federal Reserve system will issue paper money advances to twelve banks within weeks under the Federal Reserve Bank Act. Each bank will receive Federal Reserve notes backed by commercial paper as security, with denominations featuring Lincoln Cleveland Jackson Grant and Franklin and designs reflecting agriculture and commerce. A meal of the rifles.

Federal Reserve Federal Reserve Bank Act Federal Reserve Board Jos. E. Ralph Bureau of Engraving and Printing Lincoln Cleveland Jackson Grant Franklin Aote

Unclear OCR record fragment shows financial figures

Fragment lists numbers such as 3 564500 4193 728 5 168 980 00 166 970 25 with a total of 470 216 28 suggesting a financial record or ledger entry without readable context or names.

Adams County Teachers Examinations Set For June 25 and 27 1914

Applicants for provisional and professional certificates in Adams County will be examined in the Meade Building Gettysburg on Thursday June 25 and Saturday June 27 1914. Provisional candidates face tests in spelling reading writing grammar arithmetic US history Pennsylvania history civics algebra and teaching methods. Professional candidates must pass all provisional branches and two of vocal music drawing English literature piano geometry general history physical geography elementary zoology botany or physics. Reading course texts cited. Applicants to notify intent by June 20. Examinations begin 9 00 a.m. open to public. Directors invited. Milton Roth County Superintendent Gettysburg June 1914.

Meade Gettysburg Pennsylvania Barrett McKeever Garber Gurnham Jetter Commonwealth Milton Roth

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