Congressman Lafean's Record A Triumph For The District
The record highlights Lafean securing 80 000 for Adams County roads 25 000 for a Gettysburg federal building site 110 000 for York site 265 000 for York building 375 000 total with no local tax. Also 26 000 for Gettysburg site and substantial Gettysburg Adams County road appropriations without tax. He backed pensions for old soldiers widows rural free delivery expansion York Adams Counties and battlefield beautification. He fought land graft defeats and supported pure food meat inspection tariff revisions and rail reforms. He seeks a Lincoln Memorial Boulevard Gettysburg Washington funded by the government and a rural process post bill to aid farmers and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Gettysburg
Lincoln Memorial
Washington
York
York City
Twentieth Congressional District
Cumberland Township
Adams
United States
National Cemetery
Oregon
California
Committee On Ways and Means
District of Columbia
Payne
Philippine Islands
East
York Shoe Company
Army
Navy
York Manufacturing Company
Panama Canal
P. H. Glatfelter Paper Mills
Spring Forge
Government Printing Office
Burglary Strips Pine Grove Store and Post Office
The Pine Grove Furn ace company store was burgled at 1 am Wednesday with ransacking of the post office and the Hunters Run State Belt Railroad offices in the same building. A large sum was stolen and all reachable money taken. The article also lists multiple local accidents and deaths across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Grove Furnace
South Mountain Mining and Iron Companany
Hunters Run State Belt Railroad Company
Norman Clem
Charles Clem
Samuel Weant
Bruceville
Clem
Diller
Frederick
Electric Bitters Prove Worth to Civil War Veteran
Fayette New York resident David Parker, a Civil War veteran who lost a foot at Gettysburg, praises Electric Bitters saying they cured his stomach trouble after costly medical treatment. He notes the product keeps him strong and well and credits T Auker’s drug store for the 500c. ed. sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Grove
William Heinbach
Witmer’s Swamp
Pine Grove Township
Phaon
Heinbauch
Henry Eberts
Nazareth
Hie
Walter Mann
York
Harrisburg
Harrisbug Hospital
Wuere Bitters Frew
David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
Ed. T. Auker’s
Socials and visits noted across rural Franklin County
Mr and Mrs Samuel Hedges of Frederick and many local families are listed as guests or visitors at several homes around town and nearby towns including Deardorff's mill Center Mills Hanover Two Taverns Gettysburg Philadelphia street West Sligh street and Berlin Avenue. Also promotes L M Paints claiming long wear low cost and popularity with four key selling points and multiple agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hedges
Frederick
T. P. Frazier
Charles Dennis
Deardorff’s Mill
M. G. Colestock
Philadelphia Street
Chas. G. Miller
Hanover Street
Center Mills
John W. Spangler
Edw. Snyder
Lucina Heltzel
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
John Warner
Lizzie Mertz
Gettysburg
Williams
Philadelphia
J. H. Plymire
West Sligh Street
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Lafean
Scranton
Frank Lees
Binghampton
Lackawanna Station
Bill Lees
Bill
Lancashire
America
Shenandoah
Albert Wyichams
William Penn
Thomas Folan
Kenneth Neal
Susquehanna River
McCalls Ferry
Percy G. Leidich
Niagara Falls
Eternity
J. C. Birely
New Oxford
L. & M. Paints
Ita
P. A. & S. Small Co
L. & M. Paini Agente
McSherrystown Drainage Company
McSherrystown
F. V. Topper
Oxford
Hamilton
A. Rff
J. H. Stock
Kohler Mill
WM. Hersh
Penn’s
Wm. H. Himes
Hoover Farm
Hunterstown
Pines Church
New Chester
Straban Township
Durham
Chester
MO D.roop
Mary Ellen Himes
G. R. Thompson
Auct
Mountville
R. O. Wolf
G. K. Thompson
Dr.king
Gettysburg, Penna
J. W. Weaver &Son
W. Weaver
Pennsylvania
Weaver & Son
United Phone
R. J. Feiser
Phila, St
Wentz Bros. & Frey
Balto St
Hanover
Felty Brothers
New Oxford, Penn’n
Dk. J. L. Sheetz
New Oxford, PA
M. R. Snyder
Carlisle Street
Geo. H. Sears
Pitt Street
Depot
Deatrick Bros
New Oxford Exchange
Ames
Joan
Weaver
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