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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1915
Page
2
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The next Pennsylvania legislature must approve at least 105000 dollars for agricultural extension under the Smith Lever bill. M S McDowell of Pennsylvania State College of Agriculture notes the state has the largest rural population and will receive the largest share. The Smith Lever plan provides federal funds to state agriculture colleges for extension work. Current year appropriations are 10000 per state, with 600000 annually starting July 4 1915 to be allocated by rural population share, rising by 500000 each year for seven years to reach 4100000 and then continuing.
The New York World and New York Herald blasted Gov. Colquitt as unfit, citing mismanagement in Texas and questioning his critic credentials toward President Wilson. They note divisions within the Democratic Party and contrast weak opposition with a forecast of prosperity under reforms, banking changes, and canal openings.
After January 4 all bills due me are payable to G K Marl 1075 North Canter street DODD.
Franklin and Oil City hotel men debate applying for Hanor Sconkes again this year. Some favor filings despite low chances of approval. attorneys fees run 50 to 75 dollars. In Franklin most oppose, while Oil City firms push filings. Parties plan to influence judge elections before primaries and in November, though openly.
Dunkirk Jan 6 District Attorney Williams Stearns traveled to Rochester to attend as a hearing in the Appellate Division on disbarment proceedings recently brought by him against Sherman resident Clifford H Newell.
Fragmented warning about dangerous mercury in catarrh ointments and claims of harm when used. Mentions "Hals Clune cure" and companies Fy Pheney & co Toledo Ohio and Cheney & Co. Advises against internal use and emphasizes prescription origin.
Representative Glenn reports local optionists in Harrisburg hopeful of a House majority for a local option measure. They claim 72 pledges, above their 85 from two years ago, with Governor Brumbaugh expected to back the bill though Senate sentiment seems weak. Also notes a theft case where Miss Bello Kid accuses a Cox woman of $19.25, held for further hearing.
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