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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1917

Page

11

Appropriation Problem Up As Legislature Debates Revenue

Harrisburg March 6 The legislature recesses until May 12 as Democrats seek inauguration week. The house and senate appropriation committees tour the state to study hospital needs while high living costs push demand for state aid. Chairman Woodward says funds will be distributed fairly if new revenue bills pass. without new revenues hospitals will not see large increases. Republicans push adjournment while Democrats back the recess, voting 108 to 62 in the house and Senate concurrence follows.

Woodward Harrisburg Athens Senate House Hos: m Philadelphia Pittsburgh York Carbondale Erie House Appropriations

No Change in Doe Law Opens Season Plan in Harrisburg

Harrisburg March 6 Members of the house committee on game oppose opening an open season for killing dogs though farmers and fruit growers complain that female deer protected by law raid fields and orchards. Game committee favors allowing state game wardens to kill deer or does causing damage but not allowing others. Likely action on a bill to direct $14 000 of hunter license revenues to farmers and orchard owners for damage under game commission supervision, with a three member jury to decide damages if no agreement is reached.

Harrisburg House Committee On Kalhfus State Game Commission Does The Game Commission

Election officers would get pay rise in Pennsylvania

Representative Walter A. Ringler of Reading introduced a bill in Harrisburg to raise election judges clerks and inspectors pay statewide from 5 to 7.50 dollars with Philadelphia excluded. Opposition from upstate lawmakers cites higher local expenses as current burdens grow.

Harrisburg Walter A. Ringler Rearing House Philadelphia Upstate

Senator Sproul Pushes Markets Bureau In Agriculture Dept

Harrisburg lawmakers clear obstacles for a full inquiry into high food costs. Senator William C. Sproul proposes a bureau of markets within the agriculture department to oversee handling, pricing, and distribution of farm goods. A House resolution seeks a governor appointed commission to probe the food question, with another six member panel and a report from the public service commission on railroad delays.

Sproul Agricultural Department House Harrisburg William C. Sproul Chester Senate Department of Agriculture Glass Frederick Beyer Philadelphia Pennsylvania Pobiie Service Commission

Lawmaker Seeks Big Pay Hike for Legislature

Harrisburg March. Representative Reichenbacher of Wayne proposes a bill to raise house and senate pay to 2500 plus 800 for pr el a session, plus a 30 cent per mile mileage rate. He argues current costs justify the raise though current officers’ salaries cannot change during the term.

Harrisburg Reichenbacher Wayne House Senate Reichenbacker

Notice of Private Sale of Real Estate in Conemaugh Township

John A Lesseh attorney informs that on March 12 a petition to the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County Pa requests an order for private sale of undivided one fourth interest in a tract of land in Conemaugh township Indiana County Pa formerly of Dylon Sandk Samuel Waddle and J.N. Gilcresett and Franklin D. Lytle guardian of a minor. The land lies in Conemaugh township and the sale seeks to convey the stated interest to the purchaser with a plan for distribution among heirs. The court may hear the petition and determine the sale terms and conditions.

Court of Council Pleas India William Lytle Ane S. Lytle Tadlatin Askina Prilvite Fadia Pennsylvain Samuel Waddle N. Gilcersett Brankfin Pncedis Enid Pittsburgh

Courses of Study For Teachers Training Programs

Three courses of study are offered the Intermediate Course for those not yet ready for Teachers' Grade or aiming for High School The Provisional Teachers' Course for those needing a provisional certificate The Professional Teachers' Course for those requiring a professional certificate including two special subjects and a reading course White's School Management and Carney's Country Life and Country Schools The two extra subjects may be botany physical geography and vocal music Intermediate Course Provisional Teachers Course Professional Teachers Course

White Carney Country Life Country Schools Trull Hull Brown Civica Wurst Philipp U. S Newton Anh Tyeat Barnes Thomas Pennsylvania McLaughlin Miller Overton Houston Maury Davis Lerwen Country Life and Country Schools Ttallack Bierly

A General Survey of the War

A general war survey reports the sinking of an armed transport steamer in the Mediterranean on September 24 with about 600 colonial troops aboard. It also notes a 5,000 ton transport sunk February 23 and a 9,000 ton transport sunk near Malta on February 17. Additional vessels totaling over 26,000 tons are listed as sunk along with thirteen more vessels. Allied battles and British troop advances near the Somme and Verdun are described, including a British destroyer lost in the North Sea after hitting a mine and a two kilometer advance east of Gommecourt with nearly 200 prisoners.

Mediterranean Lha Eb 17 Malta Ancre France Gommecourt

Live Stock and Grain Prices from Pillsburgh Market

Prices listed for Butter, Presh, cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep. Includes figures for fat bulls, cows, spring lambs, hogs, sheep, and grain with names of buyers and conditions. mixed lots and quality grades noted.

Pillsburgh Lidy Bachelors Comiman Prane Wether Calis

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