Dairy Union to Award Sterling Auger Cups at Harrisburg Meeting
At the annual Dairy Union convention in Harrisburg January 26 to 29, in cooperation with the State Board of Agriculture and Live Stock Breeders Association, four sterling auger cups will be awarded to exhibitors of creamery butter and dairy products. A diploma and cash prize will be given to exhibitors scoring 90 or over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enpaylgenia Dairy Union
Harrisburg
State Board of Enerculture
Live Stock Bredure Association
Diary Union
Aiehest
Anc
Promi Fund
Ad Senet
Arman
Cheata Reek
Rivalry and Exams Prompt New Dairy Quality Checks
Officials announce tests to compare Bauteyjojo rival and chemical analyses, aiming to score milk quality for finger and sediment. Blank entries should be secured immediately to prevent contamination and ensure accurate results.
Public Sale at Mia's Farm Offers Mares Cattle and Tools
A public sale will be held at Mia S residence on the Samuel Henderson farm one mile south of Gheloca on Wednesday January 18 1909 at noon. Goods include three mares eight cows nine sheep two spring calves one wagon buggy harness day taks corn planter plows and other farm tools. Terms: nine months credit with approved security. Several names and locations appear in licensed marriage notices and assorted other fragments.
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Mia
Sarah C. Allsens
Samuel Henderson
Gheloca
McCormick
Pennsylvania Agriculture Show And Dairy Meeting In Harrisburg
Pennsylvania hosts its third annual stock show and dairy event at Chestnut Street Hall Harrisburg January 26 24 inclusive with nine silver cups forty five cash prizes for corn exhibits and monetary awards for milk and butter. Experts from Univ of Chicago and others discuss corn dairy topics. U S Department of Agriculture will demonstrate dairying. admission is free. Immigration figures show net alien gain small in 1907 08 with 723112 arrivals and 717814 departures. secretary Straus notes official recording begins and deportation data may adjust past estimates.
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Pennsylvania
State Board of Agriculture
Penn'a.?Live Stock Breeders’ Association
Penn'a, Dairy Union
Chestnut Street Hall
Harrisburg
Wim. Hill
University of Chicago
Thos. F. Hunt
F. D. Gardner
W. T.phillips
Carl W. Gay
J. M. Dodge
J. G. Duncan
E. B. Voorhees
Alva Agee
J. F. Lantz
R. F. Marshall
H. P.armaby
H. H. Dean
P. H. Keifer
Penn's Experiment Station
U.S. Department of Agriculture
E. S. Bayard
Shady Ava
Bastad
Pittsburg
Daily Show
TS. van Norman
State Colleges
Sec'y
N. B. Critchfield
Harrisburg, Pa
Washington
Des
United States
Commerce and Labor
Straus
Roosevelt
Straue
Pittsburg Post
Young Man Shot In Hip At Farm Home
A young man was wounded when he was shot in the hip at the Kiseinger home on the Staneback farm. He was seriously injured and removed to a private hospital for treatment following the morning incident.
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Jason Daragne
Kiseinger
Staneback
Mae
John PA
Young Man
Wwe
Penrose Victory and Cox Speakership in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg Pa on Jan 6 the Pennsylvania legislature convened with the senate electing ASB Sisson as president pro tem and John B Cox chosen speaker of the house by Republican caucus. Penrose was nominated for a third U S Senate term by an overwhelming Republican majority. Cox led the house caucus 136 to 35 over Frank B McClain. The session adjourned after governor Stuarts message and committee appointments.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
Asb
Sisson
Dhe
John B. Cox
Frank McGlain
Lancaster
E. S. Stuart
Boies Penrose
United States Senate
Penrose
Ganvass
House of Representatives
John
Sheatz
Philadelphia
Cox
John Fremont Cox
Homestead
Allegheny
County
Frank B. McClain
John H. Riebel
Robert R. Dearden
Samuel Scott
Thomas V. Cooper
Delaware
John B. Scott
Whic
McClain
Cribbs
Megraw
Armstrong
Williams
Briely
Beaver
Morrison
Moscrip
Bradford
Mcluntin
Butler
Hils
A. B., Sisson
Erie
George M. Dimeling
Clearfield
State Committee
United States
Dimeling
J.K. P. Hall
Elk
Webster Grim
Buel
West Virginia Geologist Refutes Local Earthquake Talk
State Geologist Dr. I G White of West Virginia says there is no earthquake activity in Far cabontan County. He notes dry weather and soil conditions, warning that forest fires can ignite dry humus and burn for days.
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White
I. G. White
Woeet
Virginia
Farcabontan County
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