Deer hunting tragedy shocks Pleasantville area
In early dawn near Weymouth New Jersey a deer hunt turned fatal as a backfired shot struck three men. Charles Norcross was detained after a mistaken shot from a practitioner fired into the hunting party. Steelman Yost and Jarvis died en route to Pleasantville hospital with Jarvis amputated leg later. Norcross claimed he mistook hunters for a deer and did not know they were present.
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Goth
Clare Constant
Busin
Charles
Pleasantville
Jersey
Weymouth
Steelman
Yost
Jharvis
Whso
Pleasantiil
Jarvis
Atlanti City Hospital
Charles Norcross
Iona
EH L Johnson
Norcross
John Simms
Minetola
Bud
Mr. Thornlcn
Johnson
Hunter Fatalities Mount As Gun Discharges On Hunt
Gun accidents mark opening of Pennsylvania hunting season with deaths in West Chester and Williamsport. William Harrison of Glen Moore dies after climbing a fence with a loaded gun. George Warner is killed by his hired man John Hall near Mull Creek. another hunter fatally shoots a farmer near Williamsburg. A slate quarry blast at Slatington kills Steve Bolga and injures seven others.
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West Chester
William Harrison
Glen Moore
Williamsport
Lycoming County
George Warner
Mull Creek
John Hall
Warner
Hunter
Farmer
Altoona
James Downing
Willamsburg
Bethlehem
Paris
Eght
Slatington
Steve Bolga
Dogs Find Body Of Baby Charles Ely Near Wild Cat
In Columbia Pennsylvania on November 2 a baby boy named Charles Archibald Ely, missing for two weeks, was found by hunters’ dogs in a wooded area called the Orchard near his home. He likely died from fatigue and exposure after a long walk from his home.
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Columbia
Charles Archibald Ely
Mia
Fly
Limnwood
Wild Cat
Elys
Babs
York County
Susquehanna River
Harry Mund
William Hil
Robert Arnold
M Seitz
John Highland
Highmont
Frederick Market Prices From Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Market prices furnished November 2, 1911 list wheat No 2 Red shelled corn rye oats barley and flour by classes. Prices cover mill feed seeds hay straw and hay not baled with figures for timothy clover hay and mixed feeds amid fall livestock feed markets.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Timothy
Tonsiline Promises Cure for Sore Throat Woes
An old medical ad touts Tonsiline as the sole remedy for throat troubles, claiming it cures sore throat and prevents serious conditions like tonsillitis and diphtheria. It emphasizes timely use, endorsements by users and physicians, and lists prices in cents and hospital size.
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