Governor Tener's aquor tax proposal faces senate
United Press reports Harrisburg date February 13 that Senator Scott of Philadelphia introduced a bill to regulate social club figures and licensing. The measure would prohibit the mailing or dispensing of figures without a state license costing half as much as saloon licenses. Each club must appoint a responsible officer subject to court rules. Penalties include fines from 500 to 5000 dollars and imprisonment from three to twelve months for non compliance.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Tener
Wau
Scott
Philadelphia
Ian
41 250 IN PRIZES FOR CORN
Agricultural development gains recognition as key to prosperity. The Corn Exchange National Bank and the American Bankers Association offer 1250 dollars in prizes for best corn in Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware and Maryland with classes for adults and a 100 50 and 25 sweepstakes. Entries require at least ten carloads from one acre, deadlines December 4 5 8 1913 and December 29 to January 3 at State College.
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Amie
American Bankers’ Association
Corn Exchange National Bank of
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Commercial ‘Exchanges
State College
Corn Exchange National Bank
Corry H. S. Graduate Promoted to Dean of Girls
Brienus in te cry nave conveys the pleasure of Miss Mayme W. Miller’s recent promotion in Chicago. A longtime successful teacher, she becomes dean of the girls’ department at a leading city high school. She will have three recitation hours in her new office and will be in charge.
Corry Woman Completes Education With Teaching Career
Miss Miller, daughter of Mrs. G. P. Miller and sister of Mrs. George Patterson, graduated from Corry High School in 198% and has since studied and taught, mostly in Chicago.
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Miss Miller
Corry High School
Eld
Chicago
G. P. Miller
Slater
George Patterson
Service By George Mayhew Adame
A motivational piece urges service as the path to growth and happiness. It emphasizes serving others, finds greatness in serving, and encourages readers to try serving at home, work, or in humble settings to strengthen character and influence.
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George Mayhew Adame
Job Wanted Ads Free in The Evening Journal
The Evening Journal offers free two evening runs for position-wanted ads for unemployed individuals. Any person out of work may place a classified ad in the Journal without charge, with the offer running for a special period. Deserving applicants can use the paper to seek employment through these free notices.
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Trea
Tila
Senior Class Coupon Campaign Across City Sections
Journal subscribers divided into fifteen city sections for coupon visits. Students will collect coupons over six weeks while seniors monitor savings. The Journal office will not handle collection. subscribers are urged to keep and save coupons for later submission to the visiting class group.
One Minute Washer with Silent Fibre Gears Featured
The Lewis Hand or Power Washer uses silent hard fibre internal gears for quiet operation. An illustration shows covered gears belt pulleys and a high grade wringer with patent foot lever reverse attachment for instant stop or reverse.
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Propana Madkelos
Arthur Coleeruve
Asociate
Corry
Gelf
Te Postomonst Corry
Assipied Department
Hove
New York
Corry H. S
Mayme Miller
Sam Jacobson & Co
ONE Price Clothiers
TBE Stein-Bloch Clothes
Thadea
Benlora
The
Barlow Hardware Co
Grinnell
Coffield
Wringer
Rochester Electric
Harford
Impereal
Price
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