Highway Map for Tourists
The State Highway Department released a new tourists map prepared by M. M. James. It is the first to show all major county roads and includes rules of the road parking laws light regulations accident tips and driving views. Four small maps on the reverse side show routes through Harrisburg Gettysburg Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
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State Highway Department
M. M. James
Department
Toversa
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Mule Elk for Game Preserves of State
Special to Neawa by United Press reports mule elk may stock Pennsylvania Bore refuge from Utah Kaibab forest after a habitat study. Executive secretary Beth Gordon of the game commission is touring to assess their adaptability and food needs.
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Neawa
United Preaas
Mariinburg
Pennsylvania
Kaibab Forest
Utah
Beth BH. Gordon
Board
Xame Commission
Tha
Wilt to Kaibab region and Utah plan discussed
Mr Gordon attends the convention of the International Association of Fish and Conservation Commission in Denver Colorado. The note mentions Wilt and mulé déét concerns and a proposal to hold 16 other alates for propagating purposes.
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Kaibab
Utah
Gordon
International Association of Fish and Conservation Commission
Denver
Colo
66 Men Working Under 1917 Wage Scale At Banning Mine 2
Pittsburgh Coal Co moves first coal car since reopening Banning Mine No 2 near Fayette City. Sixty four workers remain on 1917 wage scale in dispute with Jacksonville scale. more hires planned as power plants and housing issues persist. A $190000 school and chapel project is underway for St Margaret's Catholic Church in Reading.
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United Proms
Pittebursh
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Fayette City
Mina
Jacksonville
Gretna Camp Deserted by Cavalry Boys
The 62nd Cavalry Brigade of the Pennsylvania National Guard, about 1600 members, broke camp at Colebrook after 16 days of training under Brigadier General John P. Wood. Several units headed home by nightfall and the Governor's Troop and Head Regiment departed by afternoon. Troop A from New Castle left at 9 o'clock. Other units left between 7 and 11 o'clock this morning. Inclement weather canceled the planned review in honor of General Wood.
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62Nd Cavalry Brigade
Pennnsylvania National Guard
Colebrook
John P. Wood
Philadelphia
104Th Cavalry
Hartinburg
New Castle
Jagt
Wood
Jumped to Death From Husband's Auto Today
Mrs. V Williamson, 80, of Charleston, dies after jumping from her husband’s auto near Mt Klacto today. Special to News by United Press reports the incident occurred in Mt Klaco area.
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United Preas
Mt. Klaco
Mra. 1
V. Williamson
Charleston
Hospital patient fractures skull in roadside fall
A woman fractured her skull yesterday after leaping from a car to recover a road map blown from her hand. She was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
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W. Viated
Family Moves From Tremont To Forneydale Heights
Jr. and Mrs. Earl Sollard and son Earl move from Tremont to Forneydale Heights and will reside in a furnished bungalow. The father works at Kreider Boot factory and plans a dinner for coworkers. Mrs. Sollard was formerly Marguerite Rhein of Green Point.
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Earl Solllard
Earl
Tremont
Forneydale Heights
Kreider Bhoe
Soi
Lolliard
Marguerite Rhen
Green Point
De Haas Chapter Plans Valley Forge Pilgrimage
Members of the De Haas Chapter Children of the American Revolution will motor to Valley Forge on Thursday August 27 under the chaperonage of President Mrs J Dewitt Kerr and assistant Mrs A Miller autos provided for the trip.
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de Haas
Valley Forge
John Philip de Haas
Mra. J. Dewitt Kerr
Mra. A. 2. Miller
Unclear text fragment from historical notice
The readable portion shows garbled dialogue about a trip and a boss figure. No clear events, names, or locations are present to form a factual headline or summary.
Mumma Clan Reunion Draws Large Attendance at Reservoir Park
Harrisburg reports the 26th annual Mumma Clan reunion at Reservoir Park with Harry H. Mumma presiding and John Mumma elected president for 1926. Program featured Leroy Mumma readings, soloists Miss Mary Mumma Minnie Gaistwhite and Miss Stella Mumma, piano solo by Dorothy Gish, and prayers by Rev. M Mumma. The next reunion will be held at Long's Park on the third Thursday in August 1926.
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Harry H. Mumma
Mumma
Reservoir Park
Harrisburg
Thureday
John Mumma
York
Long's Park
Wilson Broads
Hershey
Leroy Mumma
Palmyra
Mary Mumma
Highspire
Minnie R. Gaistwhite
Stella Mumma
Linglestown
Dorothy Gish
Elizabethtown
Hegging
Unbleached Mill Remnants Weave Sells By Yard
Closely woven sheeting offered in un bleached form from mill remnants. Lengths reach up to 16 yards with regular 16 cent quality.
Visitors at Levan Cottage Water Works
Mr and Mrs Robert Stewart formerly of Lebanon now of Hudson Heights and Mr and Mrs Wilson of the same place spent the current week at Green briar cottage residence of Mr and Mrs Harry D Levan at the Water Works and left for home today Mr and Mrs Samuel Simpson Mr and Mrs Cyrus Shuey and Mr and Mrs Albert G Light of Lebanon are spending the weekend at the same cottage as guests of Mr and Mrs Levan
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Robert Stewart
Lebanon
Hudson Heights
Wilson
Greenbriar Cottage
Harry D. Levan
Samuel Simpson
Cyrus Shuey
Albert G. Light
Levan
Com MacMillan to Leave Etna In Very Short Time
Commander MacMillan orders Polar expedition planes and two ships prepared to depart southward from Utah. The Arctic base is expected to be evacuated within a few days, per a Byrd message to the Navy Department. Byrd expresses disappointment at the abandonment of proposed nights over the uncharted northern sea.
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United Press
Washington
MacMillan
Utah
Byrd
Navy Department
Arctic
Fines Gathered at City Hall for Motor Violations
City Hall collected twenty dollars in fines this morning for Motor Law violations in Lebanon. A ten dollar out of town check arrived. An individual arrested August 14 for running a red light at Eighth and Cumberland appeared before the Mayor for a hearing regarding speeding on August 19 at Lehman Street Sixth Streets intersection. The officer reported a speed of eight miles per hour.
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City Hall
Lebanon
Eighth
Cumberland Streets
Lehman Street
Sixth Streets
Bank Statement Shows Significant Changes in New York
The weekly bank statement in New York reported increases in surplus 30,067,930 and loans 44,974,000 and cash in own vaults 349,000. Reserve in federal reserve banks increased 22,090,000 while deposits with state netations decreased 419,000 and related figures show shifts across categories.
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New York
Diacounia Atc
Federal Reserve Banks
Ee Ana Depoalta
State Highway Dept Awards Contracts
The highway department awarded a contract for 31,384 feet of reinforced concrete on Route 17 in Albany and Cherry townships Bradford county and Dushore Borough to United States Construction Company Lock Haven for 259 780. A second contract for 4644 feet on a county project in Heidelberd township Berks was given to W R Wolfinger Norris Town for 18 415.
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United Praga
Harrisburg
Highway Department
Albany
Cherry Townships
Bradford County
Dushore Borough
United States Construction Company
Lock Haven
Heidelberd
Berks
W. R. Wolfinger
Norristown
Tom Murray Found at Centralia Washington
Tom Murray, a convict and killer fugitive from the Oregon Penitentiary, was found early today in the Savoy Hotel Centralia Washington. Information from Phillip Carson of Portland led to the arrest after Murray talked with him on a northbound freight train they rode from Vancouver Washington Friday evening. Murray was handcuffed and was being taken to Salem prison.
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United Press
Portland
Ore
Tom Murray
Kiler
Oregon Penitentiary
Savoy Hotel
Centralia
Washington
Phillip Carson
Murray
Vancouver
Washington Fire Co Scouts to Hold Treasure Hunt
Troop 4 of the Washington Fire Company Boy Scouts will hold a treasure hunt on Sunday to seek Captain Kidds buried treasure. Scout Master Joseph Mumma selects a prize hidden at an obscure spot. the first scout to reach it wins. The event aims to test ingenuity and provide diversion for the boys. A picnic train carrying about 600 people passed through Lebanon this morning en route from Sinking Springs to Hershey Park where Sunday Schools hold their annual outing.
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Washington Fire Company
Boy Scouts
Captain Kidd
Joseph Mumma
Lebanon
Sinking Springs
Hershey Park
Left for Tuscarora to Resume Teaching
A ragged OCR fragment notes Rickert of 190 left this set for training but the text is unclear. It mentions a Monday and a high school context with incomplete details about teaching duties or timetable.
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Tuscarora
Rlckert
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St. Margaret’s Catholi Church
Reading
Gretna
Dopsee Brothers
Dodge Brothers, Inc
Dodge Brothers
Kapp Automobile
South Ninth
Miembers
Bossabe
Mumma Clan
Ame
Bargain Square
the Bon Ton
Gray
Bon Ton
THE
Levan Cottage
Etna
State Highway Dept
Salem
Washington Fire Co
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