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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1919

Page

3

Greatest Deer Season Now On

The State Game Commission opens deer season today through December 15 amid a record hunting surge. Officials warn more than 350000 licensed hunters, with many veterans, will pursue deer, including increased auto parties. Deer releases from Michigan and New York boost local herds. arrests rise for pre-season kills and doe shooting remains illegal.

State Game Commission Ieel South Mountain Susquehanna Valley Michigan New England New York Public Service Commission Lancaster, Oxford and South Railroad Lancaster County

Thirteenth Officers Are Being Appointed

Governor Sproul announced appointments for over twenty National Guard officers in Pennsylvania, including 138th Infantry assignments. Major Leitzel and Shaw lead division and brigade duties. Rehm to organize infantry companies. medical corps majors Martin and Nettleton named. First Cavalry and First Artillery captains listed. several infantry captains and lieutenants named. 13th Infantry headquarters Scranton announces majors Captains and lieutenants. State Water Supply Commission approves Kishacoquilas Creek bridge and Sharon project. York Card and Paper Co files stock increase. charters granted for three new electric companies in Washington borough and nearby townships. Sproul pledges full War Savings campaign support and thrift. Ex-Representatives Stern and Bennetto expected as mayoral contenders for J. Hampton Moore's seat.

National Guard of Pennsylvania 138Th Infantry Sproul Beary Wilbur IF. Leitzel Bealsburg James Clark Shaw Cochranton George C. Stickards William C. Rehm Lancaster Lebanon Columbia James R. Martin Philadelphia DeWitt B. Nettleton Sewickley 1St Artillery First Cavalry John Burton Musten Thomas Cadwalader Edward Hoopes W. Frederick Reynolds, Jr Bellefonte George J. Shoemaker Harrisburg C. Lee Horner New Castle First Artillery Perry A. James Pittsburgh George &. Stewart Rutledge Nicholas J. Seppingram Thomas P. Donahue William J. Carroll 13Th Infantry Scranton Stanley I. Coar Stanley E. Delps Ernest A. Swingle Ariel Frederick P. Houghton Clark's Summit Lawrence D. Savidge Peekville Maurice J. McGuire James F. Haran Righter L. Keck William P. Hayes Gerwin D. Adair James G. Mackin Ellsworth Kelly Robert W. Parks Earl Adair Henry S. Lawrence Homer C. Hutchins Harry S. Copewell Joseph L. Maloney Samuel A. Dean Terrance J. McGwire Isaac R. Samuel George A. Benner Peckville State Water Supply Commission Lewistown Kishacoquilas Creek Sharon York Card and Paper Company York Washington Borough Ware Lancaster County War Savings George H. Lloyd Third District

Survey Proposed for All Grade Crossings in Pennsylvania

The Pennsylvania Public Service Commission’s Accident and Engineering Bureau recommends a statewide survey of 12,000 grade crossings to guide a future state policy. Estimated cost to eliminate all crossings is about 600 million dollars. Crossings would be categorized by ease and cost of improvement, with separate plans for separations and rail operations, plus a uniform warning sign proposal.

Northern Tier State Highway Department Lewis 8. Sadler Pittsburgh MckKeesport Allegheny County Pittsburgh Railways Company Public Service Commission United States Commission Accident and Engineering Bureau Pennsylvania Public Service Commission

Snyder Audits Record $52 Million in Pennsylvania Revenue

Auditor General Charles A. Snyder collects over 52 million dollars for the 1919 fiscal year, surpassing his own record by 8 million and marking the highest state revenue since nineteenth century levels. Officials credit revamped collection methods and intensified overdue tax efforts, noting steady growth from 1917 through 1919 and revenue sources expanding under stronger financial administration.

Washington Charles A. Snyder Commonwealth Pennsylvania Empire State United States Snyder

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Cold Relief

A vintage ad advises taking two hour intervals for three doses of Pape's Cold Compound to break up colds and relieve all grippe misery. It claims rapid nasal relief, headache and fever reduction, and notes the medicine costs only a few cents with no quinine.

Pape

Munyon's 3X Rheumatism Remedy advertisement claims cure

The ad proclaims Munyon's 3X Rheumatism Remedy cures most rheumatic conditions within one to three hours and offers a refund if not satisfied after forty eight hours. It emphasizes endorsements, universal applicability to joint pain, back pain, sciatica, and multiple body areas, and promotes the product as a guaranteed permanent cure.

Pan-Zenn Compagnie New York U.S.A London England North America Great Britain France Pharmacie Normale Paris Munyon H. H. Remedy CO 54Th and Columbia Ave Philadelphia

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