Democratic Candidate James C Cole for General Assembly
A profile of James C Cole of Adams County highlights his lineage from Hon. Francis Cole, his business acumen as a lumberman and director candidate, and his reform stance. Born November 3 1880 near Arendtsville, he built Tate & Cole and now directs from Menallen with a new bank directorship and solid local support.
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Adams County
Cole
James C Cole
General Assembly
Francis Cole
Jimmy’ Cole
Mr. Cole
Menallen Township
Arendtsville
Beamers
Chambersburg
Gettysburg
Tate & Cole
Altoona
New Bank
D Keith Republican DA Candidate Highlighted in Gettysburg Biography
A biographical sketch details D Keith born 1879, son of Helen Himes and Rev William Keith, Gettysburg pastor and Civil War veteran. He studied at Gettysburg College, served in the Spanish American War, earned law credentials, and was elected Adams County District Attorney in 1905 with praise for efficiency and reduced court costs.
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John D. Keith
Helen Himes
New Oxford
William Keith
Methodist Church of
Gettysburg
Keith
Gettysburg College
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Chickamauga
W. C. Sheely
University of Michigan
Adams County
J Andrew Kane Democratic Candidate for County Commissioner
J Andrew Kane born March 19 1863 in Franklin township near Cashtown son of William and Carriet Kane spent early schooling at Newmans school then worked in Westmoreland County coal mines where he married Catharine Howard. He farmed near Cashtown for years and on other nearby properties before purchasing and improving farms. Father of thirteen children seven sons six daughters including twin sons born July 4. Kane won election as Assessor and Supervisor of Franklin township reflecting strong personal popularity.
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Irvin L. Taylor
Menallen Township
Peter Taylor
Arendtsville
Gettysburg National Bank
Taylor
Adams
Lancaster
Adams County
Krebs
Edgehill Institute
Littlestown
Lancaster Business College
Gettysburg
Kane
Mr. Kane
J. Andrew Kane
William and
Carriet Kane
Franklin Township
Cashtown
Newman’s School
Westmoreland County
Catharine Howard
Suenff Micheltz
Arendteville
Francis Cole
Mr Kane
Z H W. Cashman Democratic Candidate for County Commissioner
Z H W Cashman is described as a longtime public servant from New Oxford born Aug 24 1849 in Straban township. He built a grain and produce business, led the Farmers Merchants Bank as vice president, served 20 years as a school director and several terms on New Oxford town council, and is presented as a well qualified Democratic nominee for county commissioner.
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Mr. Cashman
Samuel
Mary Melhorn Cashman
Straban Township
Mountpleasant
Melhorn & Bender
Grain and Produce Merchants
New Oxford
Baltimore City
Young Cashman
Hanover Produce Company
Cashman
New
Oxford
Farmers Merchants Bank
Weak Heart Cure Promoted and Local Death Reported
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Heart Cure as a strengthening tonic for weak heart action with claimed quick relief. The piece also notes the death of George Spangenberg, a totally blind retired merchant, who collapsed and died from heart disease after waving the Stars and Stripes at a reunion event in Pennsylvania.
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Miles Iheart
Miles
D. Balrun
Mainstr
Covington, Ky
Carlisle
George Spangenberg
Pennsylvania
Grand Army of the Republic
Spangenburg
Notice to the Public on Grain Price Changes
The undersigned announce a price change effective October 22 for all grain chops. Corn ears per bushel set at 8 cents and mixed grain per bushel at 5 cents. Disur Brothers. J Haurman.
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Oxford
Hampton
Mountpleasant
Adams Ouounty Pa
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Liquor League
James C. Cole
D. Keith
H W. Cashman
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Empire
W. A. Lloyd
Bucklen
Fiee
Auker’s
Disur Brothers
J. . Haurman
Aaron Brown
Geo. E. Wolf
Henry Kelser, Daniel Hinkle
F. L. Muartin
George Sheleman
Manuel Aloneman
Peter Menges
George Rhineart
Hansopn Hersh
William Fanus
Samuel Houser
Hasilton
Daniel Wolf
Willam Nell
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