Newofficers to be installed at Jonathan Jonge group
Newly elected officers of Jonathan Jonge will be installed this evening. A pruning demonstration for apple trees of different ages will be given at Lilley Farm, Tinion City, on Thursday April 18 at 1 30 p m. J A Ruel extension pomologist at Pennsylvanian State College will answer orchard management questions at the meeting.
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Jonathan Jonge
Lilley Farm
Tinion City
J. A. Ruel
Pennsylvanian State College
Be er control legislation moves through Senate in 11 districts
The Pennsylvania Senate aims to send beer control legislation to Governor Pinchot by April 7. The plan splits the state into 11 control districts with nine districts licensing via three member boards, and Philadelphia licensing by the county. Proceeds provisions divide revenue between municipalities and counties, with a 50-50 split on state barrel and bottle taxes. The measure bans bottle sales on licensed premises and requires beer be consumed on site. House and Senate leadership seek passage today.
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Harrisburg
State Senate
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Senate
Boar
Philadelphia
House
Sertate
Walking Rum Vendors Arrested by Police
Emmett Ross and his son Roger were arrested in the community business district for moonshine sales described as a widespread illicit operation. Police seized multiple bottles. both pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and were fined 50 dollars each with jail terms suspended on promise to cease illegal activity. If suspected again, they face fines or imprisonment.
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Emmett Ross
Roger
Flanigan
Trolmin Ruppersburrger
Stalion
Ross
B Porter
Cony
Isentennée
Licensing boards set beer fees under Snyder Armstrong act
The article outlines how nine district licensing boards would issue retail and wholesale licenses with annual fees from 200 to 75 per city size, plus $1,000 manufacturing licenses for the state treasurer. Chain stores would pay per mill, and the Snyder Armstrong act would define intoxicating beverages as over 32 percent alcohol.
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Pinchot
Philadelphia
Senate
House
Snyder Armstrong
Congress
Erie County Included In Tenth District
Harrisburg April 5 licensing districts in the amended Sowers-Conner beer control bill before the Pennsylvania Senate list districts. First District Philadelphia. Seventh includes Somerset, Bedford, Fulton, Cambria, Blair, Huntington, Mifflin, Juniata. Eighth includes Westmoreland, Fayette, Greene, Washington, Beaver. Ninth includes McKean, Potter, Elk, Cameron, Clinton, Clearfield, Center. Tenth includes Erie, Crawford, Mercer, Lawrence, Butler, Armstrong, Indiana, Jefferson, Clarion, Venango, Forest, Warren.
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Wins Rece
Harrisburg
Sowers-Conner Beer
Pennsylvania Senate
Philadelphia
Somerset
Bedford
Fulton
Cambria
Blan
Huntington
Miftin
Juniata
Westmoreland
Fayette
Greene
Washington and Beaver
McKean
Potter, Elk
Cameron
Clinton
Clearfield
Center
Erie
Crawford
Merger
Lawrence
Butler
Armstrong
Indiana
Jefferson, Clarion
Venango
Forest
Warren
200 Men to Be Placed at Work in Pennsylvania Forest Plan
Corry and Northwestern Pennsylvania show interest in Roosevelt reforestation. Forest Service will place 200 men within ten days in Allegheny National Forest, targeting 500 by May 1 and 700 by July 1. Camps at Heart's Content, Enterprise, and Danidle Corner will house workers as Labor Department coordinates recruitment. Basic regulations from Washington awaited.
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Pennsy
Vania
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Forest Service
Allegheny National Forest
Heart's Content
Sheffield
Enterprise
Marienville
Danidle Corner
Kane
Pennsylvania Forest
Labor Department
Pennsylvania
Hi O
Stabler
Roosevelt
Washington
Fourth Watch shooting probe continues near West Pleasant
Police stepped up inquiry into six gunshots fired after 9 pm Monday near Second Avenue and West Pleasant Street. Residents rejected backfire theory tying two cars to the incident and say a man in the street fired, with a second party seen fleeing westward.
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Second Avenue
West Pleasant Street
Omeone
Kephart hints at 1934 GOP governor run
Supreme Court Justice John W. Kephart told the Jefferson County Bar Association he would consider a Republican bid for governor in 1934 if duties require it, but he stressed he is not a candidate now and would not leave the bench unless public welfare demanded it. He urged relief of county criminal court dockets through reform.
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Brookville
Supreme Court
John W. Kephart
Jefferson County Bar Association
Supreme Bench
Kephart
Rumors of Withdrawn Trains No. 3 and 4 on Rail Routes
Rumors spread of probable curtailments on the Buffalo division of the Pennsylvania Railroad with reports that trains No 3 and 4 may be abandoned. Local railroaders cite unconfirmed messages from Hornell and a new timetable slated for April 30. Protests and earlier stories mark a tense lead into spring timetables set for April 20 across Buffalo Pittsburgh Renovo and Bris divisions. A second note reports a hen laying three ounce eggs in Little Elk Minn and a breeder sending eggs to a hatchery.
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Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffalo-Pittsburgh Miers
Garry
Hornell
Imi
Buffalo- Pittsburgh and
Renovo
Bris
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