Y M C A Board Adopts Junior Department and Schedule
The Y M C A board chaired by C V Glynn due to Rev Segelken's absence approved a Junior department for ages 10 to 15 with a 1 per year fee. Planssplit into two groups 10-11 and above. gym classes begin. Senior and junior schedules set. new members Samuel D Clark Lewis P Emerich George Daniel Keller Ira S Kohr accepted.
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Teadhing
Samuel D. Clark
Lewis P. Emerich
George Daniel Keller
Ira S. Kohr
Moyer Speaks at Huntingdon Republican Mass Meeting
Hon. G. H. Moyer addresses a Republican mass meeting in Huntingdon Blair County following remarks by Mr. Tener at the gathering reported by New Era.
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Sanderson
G. H. Moyer
Palmyra
Moyer
Pennsylvania
Johnstown Daily
Huntingdon
Blair County
New Era
Tener
Pension growth and reform in Civil War era records
Notes from Washington recount a rapid rise in veteran pensions from 1865 onward, with several peaks and policy changes. The piece notes postwar increases, later arrears, and a 1906 service law broadening relief to widows of ninety day soldiers, with ongoing cost projections. It also mentions a cabinet meeting approving the Postmaster General’s civil service recommendation to shield 8,000 assistant postmasters from political influence.
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Treasury Department
Civil Service
Agricultural Department
Italy
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Congress
Senate
Hughes
1910 Wheat Yield From Crop Report
The crop reporting board of the Agricultural Department estimates 1910 spring wheat production at 233,475,000 bushels, down from 290,823,000 in 1909, yield 11.8 bushels per acre versus 15.8 in 1909 and 13.7 average. quality 94.1 percent. All wheat for 1910 totals 691,769,000 bushels, vs 737,189,000 in 1909, yield 14.2 bushels per acre compared with 15.8 in 1909 and 14.1 the ten-year average.
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Pennsylvaaia
Pennsylvania
Crop Reporting Board of the Agricultural Department
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