Fragmented OCR Notes Signal Tax and Government Changes
The readable text hints at legislative proposals and local government actions including taxes, municipal rules, and agency decisions affecting several counties and cities such as Philadelphia Dauphin Cambria and Monroe. It mentions doctors schools and a land or house moving matter tied to governance and revenue.
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Laxne
Philadelphia
Cambria
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Dauphin
Nautics Com
Armstrong
Mont
Philadelwon Tee
Monroe
Legion's Bird House Contest Nearing Close
The Sons of the American Legion urge entries for the third bird house contest. Houses must be built and displayed at the Legion rooms on February 22. Each entry must be handmade, tagged with type and builder details, and painting completed. Nest box dimensions cover common birds like robin, bluebird, woodpecker, and martin with specified cavity sizes and height ranges. Prizes awarded by class, with extra awards for most unique design and first occupied after close. Judging factors include practicality 50 percent workmanship 30 percent and uniqueness 15 percent. Houses under 75 percent are disqualified. Participants are urged to finish and bring houses to presentation night.
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Sons of the American Legion
Legion Rooms
Kholse-Wren
Martin
Close liquor stores earlier in Harrisburg bill
Harrisburg Pa February 10 state liquor stores would close daily at 4 PM instead of 9 PM under a bill by Representative Elmer J Holland Allegheny The measure would let licensees buy liquor at 280 percent discount instead of 1628 percent as now It also would permit off premises consumption and repeal seating licensing limits A second bill by Representative Hugene A Capito Beaver would return half of liquor violation fines to the counties with the rest to the state
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Harrisburg
Elmer J. Holland
Allegheny
Hugene A. Capito
Beaver
Umniler
Washington Birthday Party at Spartansburg
The Princess Pat Club sponsors a card party in Firemen's Hall Spartansburg on Friday February 22 at 8 pm honoring Gedree Washington. Proceeds fund hall dishes. grocery store baskets and a $5 door prize supported by club members. Stakes include bridge and five hundred plus other games. refreshments served. patrons urged to donate items or buy tickets.
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Spartansburg
Princess Pat Club
Gedree Washington
Firemen's Hall
Princes Pat Club
Ad Mission
Charles W. White
George H. Davis
R. B. Wadsworth
Williamstown
W. VI
White
Bliss School of Electricity
Cain Trade School
Chicago
Bate Hessip
Kentucky
Spaviansburge
Wheeling
Wemsis
Parkersburg
W. Va
Episcopel Church
Mary Thomson White
L. J. Tins
Corry
George Davis
Spartansbung
MY .White
G. J. Thompson
Paul Landis
New York City
Dixon
John Lovette
Marietta
Raymond Young and Son
Philaelphia
W. W. Tucker
Plorencé Tucker
Robert ‘Tucker
T. A. Little
Erie
L. J. Titus
Warren Titus
Lawrence McCray
Russell Briges
Ralph Martin
Bert Anderton
Lilian Carroll
A.B. Morton
Pearl Boss
Townville
Rhodes
Buffalo
Archie Rhodes
Oil City
Frank O'Conner
Wm. Simpson
T. P
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Baptist Church
Hobart Nichols
Harold Risenberk
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Raymnond Harpster
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Baptist Sunday School
Clara August
Wicks Burton Wis
M. Church
Wadsworth
Burton
Kansans Use New Trick On Turkeys In Experimental Hatch
Kansas State College scientists in Manhattan report using light rays to advance turkey hens laying from March toward January. Associate professor H. M. Scott says red spectrum light stimulates hormonal activity via the pituitary gland, encouraging earlier maturity and allowing August September markets with higher prices. Green rays inhibit sexual activity, while red rays prompt earlier nativity in hens.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
Tage
H. M. Scott
Pituitary
Finind
Held for theft at Warren jail
Arraigned before Justice of the Peace T Richards Evans vestesday morning on charges of breaking and entering and larceny. Harold Keys of Warren and Edward Slengle of Grudey Hollow were held for the next term of court after a bailable charge. They were rearrested Sunday at 2:80 am when found at Warren Baking Company on Fourth Avenue by Joseph Devaul, a cyclist going to work. Police Kochs responded. Keys tried to flee via a window, Slengle hid in a basement storage area. Both were soon captured.
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Fourlh, Avenue
Joseph C. Devauil
Biko
Tim Devaul
Xiv
Ray Behhardt
Wallace Outrid
Ernst Berdine
Thays
Stengie
London Cabarets Face Clean Up Over Racy Acts
London bars and cabarets undergo an unofficial cleanup as questionable songs and risqué jokes gain attention. Puritanic voices and management reviews push for stricter decency in performance standards.
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London
Lion Cabarets
Rsa
Five Point Program Aims To Cut Pennsylvania Auto Accidents
Philadelphia February 1 The Liberty Motor Club of Philadelphia outlines a five point plan for state legislators. Proposes state safety department and unified enforcement, expands State Highway Patrol to 1000, drives driver education statewide, tightens drunken driving penalties, and reduces reckless driving with more licenses and police action. Includes a second set of proposals for police enforcement, traffic instruction in schools, dedicated traffic funds, cafeteria court for minor violations, and escalating fines for repeat offenses.
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Pennsylvania
Luitomobile Club of
Department of Safety
New Jersey
Init
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Tnstraet
Pace School
Trafic Instmuction School
Stfunicns
Ridgway Youth Still Critical After Car Crash
Ridgway Feb 19 Lyle Ridgway a young man remains in critical condition at Erie County General Hospital due to an automobile crash. A transfusion was given Saturday and another was performed yesterday as a streptococcal infection developed. Shaver was admitted earlier with facial lacerations from the same morning crash.
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Ridgway
Lyle Ridgway
Erie County General Hospital
Shaver
Mentor Club Meeting At Mrs. Carnie Home
Last evening the Mentor Club met at Mrs Mae Carnies home with ten members present. Mrs J B Patterson led current events. Aba comic Wilcos delivered a paper titled Six Popular Pernents and Their Culture. A social hour followed with salad and dessert. The next meeting will be at Mrs Jessie Wilcaxt on March 4 with seven to ten hobby party attendees.
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Mentor Club
Mae Carnie
J. B. Patterson
Wilcos
Camrike
Auction at John Wail home in Tavlville features antiques
The notice announces an auction at the home of John Wail in Tavlville on February 24 conducted by administrator Arthur Seoulen with auctioneer Tohn Waid. It also states that The Grange National Bank of Spartansburg PA is closing and that note-holders and creditors must present their claims for payment, signed by O. M. Thompson, P.C. in Spartanaburg on November 13, 1934.
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