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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1914

Page

26

Trustees appointed to sell Conewago Cigar Box Co real estate

The case details the appointment of three liquidating trustees for the Conewago Cigar Box Co Limited, to sell its McSherrystown real estate and wind up the firm. Other notices include the sale of Blue Gable residence, public sales for East Berlin properties, and orders in divorce and land discharge matters.

Citison’s Trust Company Gettysburg Mary K. Menges John A. Rouf New Oxford R. M. Straley Stough Dr. Woomer George Stover Peter F. Smith Paul Smith F. X. Smith Lone Co McSherryetown John H. Brough Charles F. Ehrehart Conewago Cigar Box Co , Ltd McSherrystown J. J. William Huntingdon Township Jacob Meales Wm. D. Himes East Berlin J. L. Williams Sarah Winter P. ©. Smith Walter J Florence T. Kunkle

Mules, Visits, and Weather Notes Dominate Local Page

The column records several local names and movements including William Decker losing a mule to spinal meningitis. It notes visits by Emmert Simpson and Harry Schelle in Hanover and Littlestown, and gatherings at Jacob Slothour’s in Altoona and Hanover. It also recounts family visits, travels to Gettysburg, and a diary comparison of 1816 weather with current conditions.

William Decker Near Town Emmert Simpson Harry Schelleman Hanover Littlestown John Slothour Altoona Jacob Raffensberger Sprenkle Jacob Slothour Charles Pierce

Uncle Sam Keeping Girls on the Farm

Washington reports a southern farm program under the department of agriculture guiding schoolgirls to can tomatoes for profit. Miss Mary Cromer of Aiken leads 46 girls into 1/10 acre plots with training from farm demonstration services. Each girl weighs and labels her jars, selling for 10 to 12 cents per item, with refunds issued for dissatisfaction and potential removal from the clubs for repeated complaints.

Washington Sam Department of Agriculture Mary Cromer Aiken Farm Demonstration Service Eneng Jerry Moore Miss Cramer

Michigan Pupils Grow Own Food For Summer Pay

Ishpeming Michigan boards of education run a summer work program for 125 boys on eight acres with crops including potatoes cabbages and cauliflower. Principal supervisor B M A Russell from Michigan Central College oversees the effort as profits go to the school while students earn ten cents an hour.

Michigan Inhoeming Miel Clfes Lehoeming Michigan State Agricultural College Ishpeming Board of Education BM. A. Russell Michigan Central College Board of Education

Baby's birth blows holes in phone wires with shotgun

In Atlantic City New Jersey Matteo Gionetti of Merlonville fired a shotgun at his newborn and cut phone service for hours. The wire chief Mr Newton found broken wires and shot pellets on the cross arm when he arrived to repair.

Papa Atlantic City N. J Matteo Gionetti Merlonville Gionetti Matteo Newton

Explorer reports salt wages in West Central Africa

Major Hans Schonburgh returns from West Central Africa with tales of native life. He says the "supers" were paid two cupfuls of salt per day, salt acting as the current "colp" used in exchanges including wives.

Fandon Hans Schonburgh Central Africa

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