Round Hill News Tells Of Local Happenings And Homes
Round Hill reports house cleaning and preparations for sales with dinners in progress. Elsie Naylor and Delk of Idaville visit her parents’ home. Bowl der school entertainment was a success. G A Harmon buys York Springs chapel and plans a dwelling. Other locals include visits, recovery from rheumatism, a stolen buggy at Hykes, and school nearing end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Naylor
Delk
Idaville
Bowlder
G. A. Harmon
York Springs
Robert Arnold
Clear Springs
John Wolf
Emmett Simpson
Joseph Fitzgerald
Hykes
John Nitchman
Harriet Beams
Hampton
Frank Naylor
Bessie Naylor
Hilliard Brown
Beula Wentz
Bonneauville
Tests Vaccination Law Is Put To Test In Pa Schools
Pennsylvania officials file conspiracy suits to enforce compulsory vaccination. State Health Commissioner Dixon moves against school directors and other residents of Jackson township Dauphin county for admitting unvaccinated children to schools. The action marks the first test of the new act and aims to compel debarment of unvaccinated students.
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Pennsylvania
Dixao
State Department of Health
Hare
Dixon
Harrisburg
Jackson Township
Dauphin County
Near miss on Dallastown trolley rails in York County
Motorman Lee Schrist spotted an obstruction on the Dallastown to York trolley line near Spry Sunday evening. He reversed the lever and halted the car after a brief collision, finding several heavy rails crossed the track. The motive and目的 remain unknown.
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Lee Schrist
Dallastown
Spry
York County
York
Bucklen Arnica Salve Praised For Piles Cure
The advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a scientific wonder with cures including relief for a lecturer from Waynesboro Pennsylvania in a distressing piles case. It claims it heals burns sores boils ulcers cuts wounds chilblains and salt rheum and lists a price of 25 cents at Ed T Auker's drug store.
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Bucklen
E R. Mulford
Patrons of Husbandry
Waynesboro
Ed. T. Auker’s
Secretary Shaw Says Per Capita Money Circulation
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw reports a per capita circulation of 31.73 with 84,194,000 people and 2,671,302,502 dollars in circulation. Do you have your share in this national money pool.
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Shaw
Dr Kings New Life Pills Aid Stomach and Bowels
An old-time remedy pitch notes Dr Kings New Life Pills regulate stomach liver and bowels without pain or discomfort. Sold for 25 cents at Hd T An ker's druggist.
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Dr. King
T Anker
Town considers fining tobacco spitting on sidewalks
Citizens note growing problem as tobacco chewers spit on sidewalks outside businesses. They ask town officials to pass an ordinance fining the practice to keep sidewalks clean.
Remarkable Recovery From Severe Illness at Vanceboro
Kenneth Melver of Vanceboro Maine credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his life after three doctors gave him up to die from severe throat inflammation and lung congestion He reports the remedy cured his coughs colds bronchitis tonsillitis and hoarseness and praises Aukers Drug for the treatment shown 50 cents and 100 trial size offered
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Kenneth Melver
Vanceboro
Aukers
Household goods public sale at Gift farm near New Oxford
Public sale conducted by W. A. Cashman on the Gift farm at the Cross Pikes, 1 1/2 miles northeast of New Oxford. Items include stove and pipe, baker, sewing machine, refrigeration, furniture, bedding, lamps, crockery, tools, livestock supplies, and miscellaneous household goods. Sale begins 1 o clock p m sharp with terms announced.
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Cross Pikes
New Oxford
W. A. Cashman
Public sale on old Wirt farm Strawan Adams County
Monday March 19 1906 a public sale in Strawan township Adams County along Hunters town to Table Rock road will offer 4 horses and mules 1 bay mare 11 years 1 strawberry roan horse 3 years 2 black mules and other stock including 7 cattle 2 bulls 16 shouts and farming implements. Sale at 12 oclock noon terms to be announced by GEO WIRT auction by G R Thompson.
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Strawan Township
Adams County
Hunterstown
Table Rock
Johnson
GEO
W. Wirt
G. R. Thompson
Auct
Mountpleasant Township
New Oxford
Edward Livingston
W. M
Adline Fain
Culestock, Auck, Straluy & Sowuga
Cks
Public sale notices advertise winter and spring bills
The Irost office offers printed sale bills and free sale notice enrollment from now until the sale date. Readable listings show a marching schedule with names and locations such as Geo W. Wirt Straban township stock and personal property and J H Miller Straban township, and others across Mountpleasant and New Oxford townships. Questions urge prompt submission for dates in March and April.
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Irost
Geo. W. Wirt
Straban Township
J. H. H. Miller
Franconian Hoffnagie
Cedar Ridge
H. Myers
Kohler’s Mill
Mountpleasant Township
Adline Fair
W. A. Cashman
Cross Pikes
D. F. Steffy
New Oxford
G. W. Shover
Hamiltonian Township
W. Bender
New Chester
J. R. Thompsons Spring Sale List MARCI
MARCI listing of buyers by date includes Adam Kimmel Reading township and others. Names shown: Anthony Deardorff near York Springs J. H. Miller Straban township Jeremiah Weigle Fyrone township Naylor Bros Asper's Station with Gettysburg area buyers Wirt Wamm Breizhner and Slaybaugh among Straban and Butler townships.
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Adam Kimmel
Reading Township
Anthony Deardorff
York Springs
P. G. Cassatt
Straban Township
Geo. W. Wirt
J. H. Miller
Wm.a. McIlhenny
Gettysburg
Wamm. Breizhner
Butler Township
Jeremiah Weigle
Fyrone Township
F. P. Slaybaugh
E. M. Neely
New Chester
Naylor Bros
Public Sale At New Chester Parsonage Holdings
On April 3 1906 the undersigned will sell from the Lutheran parsonage at New Chester personal property and household goods. Items include a driving horse two buggies a sleigh harness hay corn and chickens plus kitchen furniture sewing machine and presses printing press bees and movable frame hives and various fixtures. Sale begins at 1 pm terms by H W Bender with G F Trimmer as auctioneer and Wm Teughinbaugh clerk.
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Phillipsburg
Lutheran Parsonage
New Chester
Tyne
H. W. Bender
G. F. Trimmer
Wm. Teughinbaugh
Olk
Ordinance Fixes Chief Burgess Salary at $30 Yearly
The Borough of McSherrystown Adams County Pennsylvania fixes the Chief Burgess salary at thirty dollars per annum in lieu of fees fines and costs. Payments will be made semi annually from the borough treasury. Enacted March 5 1906 under A O Rice president of town council. John M Groft Burgess approved March 6 1906. Arrest: John L Beltz Jr secretary.
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thcSherrystown
ArcSherrystown
Adams
County
Pennsylvania
McSherrystown
A. D
A. O. Rice
John L. Beltz, JR
John M, Groft
Burgess
John L. Belytz, Jr
A.D
Janes H. Pulst
McSherrystown Borough Ordinance Hearing Set
Notice from the Town Council of McSherrystown announces introduction of an ordinance on March 7, 1906 and a hearing on March 21, 1908 at 7 PM in the council chamber for objections to the proposed ordinance. Secretary John L Belts serves as secretary and Burgess Janes H. Pulst approves.
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Borourh
McSherrystown
Norice
Nance
John L. Belts
Yong Council
Medbherrystown
McSherrystown grants Hanover Gas right to lay mains
An ordinance authorizes Hanover Gas Company and assigns to lay and maintain gas mains in McSherrystown Adams County. It requires restoration of streets, protection during excavations, compliance with borough rules, and annual payments starting 1911. The ordinance becomes void if not acted upon or if gas service is not installed within a year.
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Hanover Gas Company
McSherrystown
County of
Adams
State of
Pennsylvania
Borough of
Borrough
Sh Hanover Gas Company
Starion
Borouzh
Hanover Gus Company
A. D. Rice
Joan L. Bextz
A. D
J.M. Grorr
Horses for sale at Himes farm New Oxford
At the Himes farm New Oxford a car load of Ohio and West Virginia horses is offered for sale or exchange. Ages range from 8 to 7 years. Workers and drivers included. Call and see Lucy.
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Himes Farm
New Oxford
Ohio
W. Va
Shoemaking Firm Reopens Shop in Swartz Building
A. F. Brady announces reopening of his room in the Swartz building on Philadelphia street for all kinds of shoemaking and repairing. He offers Worn made to order services in the best manner and invites patronage at reasonable prices.
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Swartz Building
Philadelphia Street
A. F. Brady
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