Ludwig Pianos Heralds a Bell Like Tone and Flexible Payments
The Ludwig Piano line highlights a clear bell like tone and responsive action praised by top players. Financing options include monthly or quarterly payments and other plans.
02 Mar 1905
Page 2
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Newspaper
Valley Vigilant
Location
Saint Johns, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1905
Page
2
The Ludwig Piano line highlights a clear bell like tone and responsive action praised by top players. Financing options include monthly or quarterly payments and other plans.
The column records social events and small town news. A large dance at A Vanauken’s drew many, with standing room scarce. Locals attend sales, visit relatives, contemplate conciliation board meetings, and mention plans for homes and businesses in surrounding towns.
Fred Shortz buys all bicycle sundries at Vanauken's sale and plans to convert old mower parts into lawn machines. Washington Birthday festivities, store notices for gluten meals, cement buys, a Hazle McPen Coal delivery, free lunch at Hazleton House, and a P. O. S. of A. meeting in Drums are listed. A Nuremberg case against Peter Mummey proceeds after a jury disagreement.
The Prudential of Newark reports 1904 as a year of unusual gains across all business areas. New insurance issued surpasses 312 million dollars, policies in force exceed six million, and total insured value tops one billion dollars. Cash dividends and discretionary payments to policy holders exceed 5 million dollars, with total policyholder payments over 92 million since inception. The company notes asset growth to over 88 million dollars, high-grade investments, substantial real estate and bond holdings, and a large reserve to protect contracts.
Reported sightings include Seanli Whitney F Heller selling hog machines and Mrs Jerome Wildrick visiting Mainville. In Nescopeck Mrs Virgie Deitterick called. Mrs Wm Garrison visiting Sunbury. Miss Lulu Miller visiting Glen Lyon. Dr Martin Hart once rang two hogs at Abraham Andress farm.
The column lists Albert Spalde resigning a Saturday night call boy post at Reuben Davis and contemplating a shift to Jakie Whitebread pending consent of a girl. Nellie Everard visits Sunbury. Atlee Margaret Craver attends school in Parsons. A Powder Company electrician updates a planograph with new parts. Dupont Powder Co or is said to have closed briefly due to coal. The piece mocks phones and discusses Mr Heller's Hog Catcher, touting features, warranty, and price cuts. It ends with moving address, stock slashed, and local bargain ads from Schwarz Bros and sale notices for lumber sleds and various goods in New Orleans commerce.
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