Farm Home and Factory Day Proclaimed by States
A national proclamation backed by the National Grange and labor groups urges Washington Birthday to be Farm Home and Factory Day. It calls for government authority to curb railroad rates, a parcels post, and post check currency, with urging to contact Congress. Signed by Governors Brooks, Herrick, Elrod and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Grange
Patrons of Husbandry
Washington
Brooks
Wyoming
Herrick
Ohio
Elrod
South Dakota
Aaron Jones
Freight for Trolleys Bill in Pa Legislature
A bill by Hon. William T. Creasy of Columbia county would let street railways and traction motor companies carry freight and charge for it. Supported by the Pennsylvania State Grange, the proposal aims to broaden trolley utility, with local regulation by borough and city councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Creasy
Columbia County
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Real Estate Transfer on East Green Street in City Trade
John A. Leffler bought a valuable double house from Isaac Honig via J. H. Lahm on East Green Street between Wyoming and Pine streets. Leffler plans improvements and will occupy one side after April 1. price not disclosed. Lahm advertises more properties and office at 18 West Broad Street. Also notes business moves and local bargains including Schwarz Bros and Jakes Rathskeller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Leffler
East Green St
J. H. Lahm
Isaac Honig
East Green Street
Wyoming
Pine Streets
Leffler
Lahm
Hinterleiter
Eagle Building
West Broad Street
East Broad Street
Schwarz Bros
Ground hog death and waterline of town in cold snap
Hazleton area notes report Nick Sipple finding a frozen ground hog near his cabin in Sweitz during a recent cold spell. The column also lists local incidents including a boy severing a finger, a woman injured after a fall, and various farm and community updates amid ongoing winter hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick” Sipple
the Sweitz
Eighteenth Birthday Party for Miss Helen Mane
In honor of her eighteenth birthday Miss Helen Mane of Coppingham hosted a Friday evening party for friends. The event was described as a delightful affair with the young lady charming her guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen Park Hotel
Profs. Woodring
Snyder
Helen Mane
Copingham
Sleighing Party at Miss Hetler’s Home in Seybertsville
Friday guests from Sugar loaf enjoyed a delightful sleighing party at Miss Josephine Hetler’s Seybertsville home. Luncheon, games, and music followed. attendees included Elvyne Hauze Lizzie Slusser Grace Sidee Roy George Stanley Sides Howard Yost Clayton Yost Hila Radle Esther Snyder and others. Esther Snyder wed yesterday, daughter of Joseph Snyder longtime Mountain House proprietor in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Hetler
Sugarloaf
Seybertsville
Elvyne Hauze
Lizzie Slusser
Grace Sidee
Roy
George
Stanley Sides
Howard
Clayton Yost
Hila Radle
Josephine Heller
George Bott
Lattimer
Esther Snyder
Hazleton
Joseph Snyder
Mountain House
Hazleton area shops offer goods and farms for sale
Hazardous ad page highlights items for sale and bargains. Offers include a twenty acre farm with eight rooms and barns in Hazleton area, reasonable bread maker price, women’s shoes at low prices, and a big clearance of dry goods hardware and rubbers at A F Smith Conyngham after inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton Mahinery and Supply CO
A. F. Smith
Conyngham
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Dockash
J. M. Gregory & Co
Hazleton, Pa
Lonzer
Harry Cook
East Butler
Michael Young
Dorrance
Theodore Roosevelt Brighthaupt
Charlie Brighthaupt
Charlie
Quakertown
Broad St
George Osborn
Harry Gomber
Rev. Correll
George Bishop
Nathan Wagner
Otis Smith
Henry Shaffer
George Kellner
Peter J. Best
al Mane
Wm. E. Bohlander
Joseph Wagner
George White
Norman Radler
Macdonald
Catawissa
Tootache
Dr. Macdonald
Jake
Mrs. Huebner
Bell Company
Derryman Meitrott
Harry Kauffman
Beisel’s Corner
Cameron
Frank Thiel
Nescopeck
Bryan Martin
Butler Township
James Warner
Jim
Alonzo Barrich
M. A. Kemp
Abraham Moyer
Hobbie
Harold
Harvey Woodring
Wilson Hoch
Llewellyn Williams
Lillie Kuhns
Jesse Benjamin
Norman Warner
Highland
Fisher
Freeland
Willard Crasher
W. A. Hetler
Alonzo Barrick
Nahtan
Mummey
West Hazleton
St. Johns
George Behrens
Lehigh Valley
Ludwig Stutsman
Nuremberg
Hinterleiter & CO
LODGE
Frank Snyder
St. John’s
Ife
Miss Ida
Stephen
Woodring
M. A
Kemp
Cook
L. G
Williams
Lewis
Myers
Alex
Northampton County
Squire
Catherine
W. A. M. Huebner
Drums
Reinecke and
Correll
Huebner
Cherryville
Lelbenguth
DY. D. Huebner
Fern Glen
R. B. L. Huebner
G. Tuttle
Bethlehem
Fred Polk
Butler
Abraham Leibenguth
George Leibenguth
Sarah Schumacher
Mary Stever
Iowa
Lukie’s
Broh’s
Chas. Smih
Mason Sutliff
Waterton
Vergie Andrews
Penn Hill
Wyoming Street
William L. Murphy
Fourth Ward
Michael Iversil
Pennsylvania State Beekeepers’ Association
Brighthaupt
Arthur Ace
Hill
W.W. A. Hetler
William Billheimer
Stephen Oplinger
S. E. Kemp
Chris. Smith
Koons
Death's Door
David Koenig
Gertrude Sadler
Bess Knickerbocker
Die Sweyer
Sarah Lazarus
Almaick
Jes Evans
Lydia Lazarus
Elen Row
George Burkhart
Irvin Chick
Lloyd Yeager
Donald Jacobs
Juce Malkamer
C. C. Stumpf
R. D. eClellan
C. Schwarz
Ba. Kerschner
Hroh
Otel
Penn’a Telephone Co
Kelley
Hollenback Co
Bell Concern
United States
Peter Eckrote
Earth
Mr. Eckrote
William Saam
S. E. Fredrick
Fred. P
KEELY
Sleighing Party
Bride
Onty
Jake’ ‘Rathskeller
THE
HUB Shor CO
Ali
Lehigh
George Wise
Wise
Elmer Harter
Hobbis
Dorrance Township
Abraham Whitebread
Wapwallopen
Reliable Clothing House
Lauderbach & Co
College
Attention Horse Owners
Geo. Wise
Freeland and
Jeddo
Margwarth. Bros
White Palace
Honig, Hoffman & Con
OBE Eduction
Robe
Cor. Broad and
Wyoming St
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