Oxford town newspaper advertisement notice
Public notice announcing weekly publication by H J Smith Jr with annual and advance rates, renewal and discontinuance terms, advertisements priced to year, and printing services for labels business cards handbills and posters.
Many tragedies and fires reported in a September 1908 York area roundup
A long column lists numerous incidents from the region including a 14‑month‑old burned by a hot stove lid, deaths from industrial accidents at Oil City and Bethlehem Steel, a young woman’s suicide via carbolic acid amid romantic disappointment, a man killed by a premature explosion of nitro in Kane, and multiple fires. Also noted are highway robbery on the York bridge, a missing body found in a well, a boy’s suicide threat realized, a drowning in Canoe Creek, burglaries at Wolf cottage, and local sales pitches for paint products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton Sweeney
National Transit Co
Oil City
Venango County
Della Stover
Hellerstown
Bethlehem Steel Works
Oliver Wick
Jacob Blatt
Sinking Springs
Mt. St. Mary College
Emmitsburg
John Thompson
Kane
Thompson
Anna Bannon
Glen Lyon
William Sheetz
Leander Sheetz
Elizabethtown
Lancaster County
BoysTrack Stolen Goods Recovered After W. M. A. R. Box Car Breakin
Detectives Burnett of Hagerstown and Meat of Baltimore traced a box car theft at Highfield. They rounded up several implicated boys and recovered much of the plunder including candy cigars and pipes valued at $10 to $15. Some loot was found in outbuildings on mountain properties. The Buena Vista school was visited and additional boys were questioned as prosecutions may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highfield
Burnett
Hagerstown
Meat
Baltimore
Buena Vista School
Miller fears tame wild geese will fly south
Thomas Stine a Felton miller in York county raised a flock of wild geese from eggs found by his sons. The birds hatched under a hen and became tame in summer, but now wander daily to a marsh and back each evening. He worries the first honk may lure them to migrate and plans to prevent flight by clipping wings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Stine
Felton
York County
Tragedy near Westminster claims Maryland guard member
Benjamin Tracey 19 of Pa tapaco Carroll county was fatally struck by a southbound freight train near Westminster while walking home from drill at the Westminster armory with a friend. He died Tuesday at Union Protestant Infirmary Baltimore after the accident on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Tracey
Patapaco
Carroll County
W. M
Westminster
Tracey
Co. H. First Reg
Maryland National Guard
Union Protestant Infirmary
Baltimore
Printing Prize Lists Barred by Postal Law
The article notes that current postal regulations prohibit newspapers from printing prize lists or advertising lotteries and gift enterprises dependency on chance. It quotes Section 499 and warns violators face fine up to $500, or a year in jail, or both.
Public Sale at Bonneauville Hotel on Sept 12 1908
Public sale to be held at the National Hotel Bonneauville on Friday September 12 1908. One car load of steers heifers and bulls plus 12 fresh cows and close springers offered. Stock described as good and fine. Sale starts at 10 o clock p m rain or shine. H J March and auctioneers G R Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Hotel
Bonneauville
H. J. March
G. R Thompson
Public cattle sale announced near New Oxford
On Tuesday September 22 1908 at the home of Mrs Josephine Smith on Hanover road edge of New Oxford fifty head of steers heifers and bulls weighing 400 to 800 pounds plus some fat cattle will be sold. Stock is described as good and fine. Sale begins at 1 pm rain or shine. D W Anthony agent Adam Kimmel auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Smith
Hanover Road
New Oxford
D. W. Anthony
Adam Kimmel
Public Sale At Beamer Farm Near Hunterstown
Auction set for Friday September 22 1908 on Philip Beamer farm Straban near Hunterstown features 20000 feet solid oak boards 3000 feet of boards and 90 cords of oak and hickory slab wood 85 acres of uncut tops standing timber 200 posts 40 cords cord wood and 40 cords slab wood with 8 month credit notes required cash under 5. Sale begins at 1 pm with no lumber removed until after the sale. Auditors Musseman Caldwell Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swope
Tyrone Township
John Kimes
Frank Escholtz
Benjamin Eicholtz
Straban Township
Hunterstown
New Oxford
Henry Osborn
N. H. Musselman
P. A. Miller
Philip Beamer
Neely
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Oxford Tern
H. J. Smith
Jrr
Michael Jacoby
York Haven
Skelly
Gettysburg
Washington
Williamsport
St. Augustine Catholic Church
Charles Kling
S. Morgan Smith
York
Penn Street
William Booth
Earl Wagner
Cumberland Valley Railroad
New Kingston
Frank Owens
West Bangor
Bangor Junction
Andrew Q. McMillan
Carlisle
Pomfret Street
Danville
Northumberland
W. A. Shepperson
Oscar Clapper
Jane
Canoe Creek
Bucklen
Ep. T. Auker
Wolf Cottage
Accomac
Isabelle Tackett
Philipsburg
John Miller
Elya
Chambersburg
Emery Y. Rachel
Creswell
P. A. & & Small Co
Bonneauville Hotel
James M. Caldwell
J.M Caldwell
Auct
J. M. Caldwell
Felty Brothers
Penn’a
Gettysharg
Lee Cream
Hanover Street
United Phone
R. J. Feiser
Phila
Pitt Street
A Sheely
Walt
J. H. Duttera, Jr
Ohio
Kentucky
H. W. Parr
Hanover
J. L. Sheetz
New Oxford, PA
M. R. Snyder
Carlisle Street
Chas
Miller
Smith Store
Over Street
Hayes B. Fair
York Collegiate Institute
York, PA
Hawes
N. &. Carder. & Sons
Ato Ba
Apain
Samuel Small
E T. Jeffers
Geo. H. Sears
Depot
H. A. Smith
Jacobs
Nat. Bank
Deatrick Bros
New Oxford Exchange
Irum
J. R. Hartman
B. F. Gise
Arles -Jacobs
Angeline Shanebrook
Mountpleasant
Adams County
H. J. Sneeringer
Peter K. Smith
Mount Pleasant Township
M. Smith