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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1925

Page

3

Stand Collapse Injures 30 At Washington Pa Football Game

A grandstand collapse at the Washington Pa stadium during a Washington vs Jefferson College and Carnegie Tech game injured 30 spectators. Mrs Annie O Neal of Gettysburg and Mrs Charles S Butt of Gettysburg were pulled from the stream unconscious and later revived. O Neal suffered three broken ribs and will stay in hospital about two weeks. Butt recovered and may be discharged soon.

Annie O'Neal Gettysburg Charles S. Butt Washington Butt Miss O Neal Little Washington Fem Washington and Jefferson College Carnegie Tech Miss O'Neal Washington Hospital

Governor Proclaims Arbor and Bird Day on October 23 1925

Governor Pinchot issues official proclamation designating October 23 1925 as Arbor and Bird Day to be observed throughout the Commonwealth with exercises to foster appreciation for trees and birds in daily life.

Pinchot Commonwealth

Adams County Dog Population Tops 4100 This Year

The Bureau of Animal Industry released Harrisburg figures showing Adams County with 4123 licensed dogs in the first eight months, part of a statewide rise to 463,442 licenses versus 441,062 in 1924. Officials cite stricter enforcement and more highbred dogs as factors. York reports 11868 licenses.

Pennsylvania Bureau of Animal Industry Harrisburg Bureau Adams York

Public Sale Of Real Estate And Personal Property

Administrators of the late Ja cob Slothower announce a public sale on Saturday November 14 1925 at his Hamp ton area residence along the State Highway. The auction will include described real estate and personal property as listed at the decedent's home.

Jacob Slothower Deec Hampton

Estate Auction of 68 Acre Tract and Hampton Home Lots

Tract No. 1 covers 68 acres with a two story frame house bank barn wagon shed and out-buildings. Tract No. 2 includes two town lots 180x200 feet in Hampton Pa with a two story frame house frame stable and many articles. Household goods and farm tools listed. Sale begins at 12 noon with terms announced by Annie Slothower and Chester C Chronister administrators of Jacob Slothower estate. Wm Ensor, auctioneer.

Hampton

Personal Property Auction Listing Highlights Farm Equipment

A detailed rundown of items offered includes a bay horse, two Durham cows, a No 1 leader, an Acme 2 horse wagon, Deering binder and mower, Deering hay rake, Farmers Favorite drill, corn workers, long plow, spring harrows, corn planter, land roller, corn shelter, multiple plows, grain fan, hay carriages, cutting box, buggy, spring wagon, a Metz touring automobile, harnesses, ladders, grain cradle, and carpenter tools, indicating a comprehensive rural estate sale.

Durham Metz

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Adams County Guy W. Albright East Berlin Annie Slothower Chester C. Chronister Wm. Ensor High Street Stone Yards Hanover, PA Bell Phone D. M. Myers, Propr Live Wire Electric Co York Street Gettysburg, Pa New Oxford Monumental Works H. EK Lough & Son Broadway H. E. Smith North Water St York, PA Market Street 5Th Avenue Were At Fifth Avenue Ly Place Carver Knox Coats Knicker N. B. Carver & Sons Hanover Superior Lincolnway New Oxford Eyster & Son Karicorf & Frey West Manheim United Farmers’ Association Bell High Street
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