Farmers Stay Within Law In Deer Killing
Sixteen deer were killed by land owners during the third month of the open season in parts of Pennsylvania where deer damaged crops. Over three months fifty one deer have been killed, with most retained for food and some sent to hospitals or charities. County details include Clearfield Lycoming Adams Huntingdon and Pike, with males and females among the carcasses. The game commission notes restraint in counties slated for future seasons.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
State Game Commission
Clearfield
Lycoming
Adams
Huntingdon
Pike
Seth E. Gordon
The
Game Commission
Cumberland
Franklin
Mifflin
Perry
Deer killings restricted to eight counties under law
The report notes that deer have been killed and retained for food in only eight of the twenty counties where such killing is legal, highlighting limited geographic application of the policy.
Start Fight To Get Compensation For Injured Miners
Mount Carmel PA Oct 27 United Mine Workers of America vow to fight to the last ditch to abolish discontinuance of compensation for injured coal miners in this region. Local representatives say many injured workers are deprived of checks while still unable to walk without crutches.
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International News Service
Mount Carmel
United Mine Workers of America
Moving To Ellwood Are Given Surprise
Zelienople October 27. Mrs. William Mattocks received a pleasant surprise at the Harmony Grace Reformed church Christian Endeavor Society gathering. The Mattocks, soon moving to Ellwood City to own a new home, enjoyed an evening of music games and lunch. Mrs. Mattocks received cut glass sherbet and goblet dishes from Rev. Leidy on behalf of the society.
State College Poultry Show Opens Entries Climb
STATE COLLEGE Pa Oct 27 The third State Standard Production Poultry show at Pennsylvania State College previews a busy event with entries arriving and shows set for November 5 6 and 7 The prize list includes nine silver loving cups rosette ribbons subscriptions to poultry journals cash prizes two 4 dozen metal egg crates a brooder and more The show is open to any poultryman in the state with classes across many breeds and egg laying and meat production divisions.
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State College
Pennsylvania State College
College Poultry Teaching and Extension Forces
Plymouth
Owner Of Money Machine Gets Three Year Term
Andy Kapura 30 was convicted on a larceny charge tied to selling a currency making machine that yielded about 6000 dollars. Judge Cummins sentenced him to one and a half to three years in the workhouse and fined 500 dollars. Stanley Celenski of Cole Center was his alleged victim. Jailers reported Kapura wrote letters asking for steel saws and a revolver to be smuggled to him in cigars to be sent to a Pittsburgh woman he formerly shared a room with.
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International News Service
Washington
Andy Kapura
Cummins
Stanley Celenski
Cole Center
Kapura
Tolg
Pittsburgh
Annual bonus keeps William H. Luden workers’ children in school
In Reading Pennsylvania Fred S. Cook of Luden’s Welfare Department says twenty children of factory workers receive a $250 annual bonus if they stay in school. The plan, unique in the United States, aims to fund high school education for children who would otherwise work, and follows a year of discussion.
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International News Service
Reading
William H. Luden
Fred S. Cook
United States
Luden
Weekly Garden Gossip Explains Late Crops and Leaf Use
A Bucks County garden demonstrates late season crops saved for winter, with peppers tomatoes and beans stored for quick use. The piece contrasts southern PA gardens with Bucks County and advises on using autumn leaves to improve soil and future crops, noting rotted leaf mold aids potting soil and celery mulch.
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Pennsylvania
Bucks County
Premium list guides vegetable exhibit preparation
Readers are advised to consult the premium list for local shows to select canned vegetables and stored roots such as cabbage and celery. This helps create an appealing exhibit and heightens competition for prizes.
Penn State Players Readies Winter Tour Of State Theatres
Penn State Players prepare two productions for a winter road season touring Harrisburg Gettysburg College and other Pennsylvania venues. The First Year a comedy of married life will play Harrisburg November 13 and Gettysburg College the next night as part of a Penn State led intercollegiate exchange. Charley's Aunt is the other piece with A C Cloetingh coaching.
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Harrisburg
Gettysburg College
Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Dramatic Association
Penn State
Gettysburg College Dramatists
A. C. Cloetingh
Penn State Players
Charley
Opening chapters of The Foreman of the Forty Bar
The New York World will publish the opening chapters of The Foreman of the Forty Bar by Frank C. Robertson in the Magazine Section on Sunday November 1. An extra fiction supplement will feature the first of ten short stories by J. S. Fletcher and others. Edition limited.
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THE
NEW York World
Frank C. Robertson
J. S. Fletcher
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