Defeated and Help State in Pennsylvanian Campaign Tale
The piece follows Mrs Sunday and Miss Cole during Billy Sunday evangelistic work, detailing domestic chores at a cottage, church revival remarks, and the campaign's controversial tactics. It recounts Sunday’s insistence on order during meetings, disputes over detective use, and a Columbus endorsement of suffrage influence, with a sidebar on Gifford Pinchot’s Progressive drive against Penrose in Snyder County Pennsylvania.
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Billy
Sunday
Columbus
Lewistown
Gifford Pinchot
United States
Washington Party
Penrose
Snyder County
Pinchot
Jo_cal
Sunbury
Northumberland
Pennsylvania
Hotel Rumor Ties DuBois Brew to Central Curwensville
Rumor says DuBois Brewing Company may take charge of the Central hotel in Curwensville and operate it despite lacking a liquor license.
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The
DuBois Brewing Company
Central Hotel
Curwensville
Forest Notes on Trees and Fire Lookouts
Forest notes estimate annual forest capacity at 35 million young trees. Cornell builds a forestry facility linked to the state college of agriculture. Best times to view fires from lookouts are after daylight and before sunset. Forest service to cooperate with Port Authorities of Coos Bay to control shifting sand dunes. Jack pine plantings in Nebraska reach fence height with seed harvested last year. The Pulman agricultural experiment station plans an arboretum to cultivate key temperate timber trees.
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Cornell University
State College of Agriculture
Forest Service
Cooa Bay
Washin
San Dunes
Sand Hills
Nebraska
Agricultural Experiment Station
Pulman
Washington
Princeton Triumph in Yale Princeton Duel Event
F Gregory Hartswick claimed the only collegiate letter for Princeton in a Yale Princeton dual meet held by Clearfield. Five high jumpers tied for first with 5 ft 11 in, each receiving the school Y. Gregory had joined the track team and qualified for the intercollegiate meet at Harvard Stadium but failed to place.
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F. Gregory Hartswick
Princeton
Y. Gregory
Harvard Stadium
Girl Scalded in Park Street Coffee Accident
Saline Yearman, a guest at Ms. and Mrs. Flegal on Park street, was badly scalded when a pot of hot coffee spilled over her upper body. The girl, about 16, was pulling the pot toward her when the accident occurred. Miss Loise Denning aided the injured and a physician was summoned. Doarman’s injuries are described as very severe.
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Saline Yearman
Veterans At NDIAHA Day Parade At Indiana G A R
Yesterday a military day at the State G A R encampment in Indiana drew thousands as veterans led by Commander William J Walls paraded through principal streets. Children waved flags sang patriotic songs despite heat with no prostrations. An ox roast at the fair grounds followed. Bennett of Clearfield attended.
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Indiana
William J. Walls
Fair Grounds
Latimer Post
Osceola Mills Hosts Seated Reservations For Special Nights
Osceola Mills announces reserved seats for lodge and organization events from June. Bob Johnson will speak at meetings with two afternoon sessions daily. Knights of the Golden Eagle, Young Peoples Night, P O S of AL Night and Women's Night are scheduled. Mr Johnson will address men and boys at 4 PM Sunday on Societal Purity while Mrs Johnson addresses Women at the Methodist church.
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Osceola ‘Mills
Bob” Johnson
Knights of the Golden, Eagle
Young ‘Peoples
P.O. S. of AL
Dalyest
Mr. Johnson
Pickles Buys Two Automobiles and Local Happenings
Woodland notes report J F Pickles purchasing two new cars and the family enjoying them. Mrs George Petera enters the rabbit business to the delight of many friends. Alfred and Jess Wisor face misfortune in their tie work. Mrs William Spence of Clearfield visits for health. Andrew McGaughey and Miss Cora Wisor attend a Stoneville festival. Mr and Mrs John Stone of Stoneville welcome a baby boy Saturday. The local baseball team shows improvement on the Jukegrass grounds. Jess Wisor and father conduct business in town. Miss Chice Wisor recovers at home as friends visit.
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J. F. ‘Pickles
George Petera
Alfred
Jess Wisor
William Spence
Clearfield
Andrew McGaughey
Cora Wisor
Stoneville
John Stone
Jukegrass
Chice Wisor
Local social notes from Clover Hill and surrounding areas
Clover Hill and Mt. Joy host conventions and visits among McCracken McDowell Hummel and Moore families. Edna Read Olive Moore Edna Piper and others spend time with relatives. Children’s Day planned at Pine Grove Bethel Church on June 14 at 2 30. Summer visits include Mitchell Peoples Summers Spackman and a planned annual Lawrence Grange picnic July 31 with speaker John A. McSparran.
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Etna McCracken
Mt. Joy
Will McDowell
Homer McDowell
Edna Read
Hummel
Clearfield
Olive Moore
McCracken
Edna
Elma McCracken
Mary Hummel
Ralph Smith
Robert, Morgan
Glen Richey
Harry Burnett
A. A. Kelley
Gardensville
William Bloom
Edna Piper
Chas. Fail
Sewickley
Pine Grove Bethel Church
William
Blair McCracken
Stone House
Ruth Barnett
Gertrude Mease
Lynn Spackmar
Margaret Mitchell
John Mitchell
Robert Peoples
Curwensville
Clay Summers
Kerrmoor
James Rowles
Milton Moore
Helen Aughenbaugh
Mary
James Spackman
Joe Schickling
Clotd Hadden
Claud
Bryan Peoples
New Jersey
Lawrence Grange
John A. McSparran
Lois Pickles
Ethele
Officials declare state supreme court primary nominees
Official vote totals released by the state department show Judge George Kunkel and Judge Robert P. Frazer as nominees. Kunkel 93,732 votes and Frazer 165,040 lead, with other candidates Endlich 82,229 Bonner 60,247 Walling 36,167 Wilhelm 24,976 Robinson 16,290 Kintner 14,154 remaining.
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State Supreme Court
State Department
George Kunkel
Robert P. Frazer
Kunkel
Endlich
Frazer
Bonner
Walling
Wilhelm
Robinson
Kintner
Praise for prison at Center court ly praised by state board
A report to the state board of public charities by Secretary Bromley Wharton commends the Western penitentiary in Center court ly. He notes a concrete building now in use as two dormitories is a model of its kind and reports 83 convicts doing splendid work. Thomas Murray improves his garage with painting and remodeling.
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Western Penitentiary
Center Courtly
State Board of Public Charities
Bromley Wharton
Funeral Notices for Mrs Shaw and Local Notables
The funeral for Mrs. Re Bim Shaw was held Wednesday at Hillcrest with Reeve, pastor, and church members in charge. Surviving family includes a brother in South Dakota and two sisters in Philipsburg and Helena. Also noted is the burial for Herbert J. Robinson of Curwensville, former Noble Badge secretary, and North of Punxsutawney, manager of Landerbach Barber Co., Bellefonte, who died after an operation.
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Bim Shaw
Ion
Hillcrest
Reeve
Shaw
ir.Surviband
South Dakota
Dieton
Philipsburg
Helena
Herbert J. Robinson
Curwensville
Noble Badge
A. M
Neral
Maso
Howard North
Punxsutawneys
Landerbach Barber Co
Bellefonte
Torning
Antler
Pemns Cave Visit Records Note Six Carloads Detected
Six automobile loads from Meter County traveled to Pemns Cave this morning, detailing a local excursion event noted by the newspaper.
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Pemns Cave
Meter County
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