Festival Rescheduled for Tuesday Evening Under Legion Auspices
In case of rain the Festival will be held the following Tuesday evening under Auspices of Conestoga Post No. 662 American Legion.
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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1925
Page
3
In case of rain the Festival will be held the following Tuesday evening under Auspices of Conestoga Post No. 662 American Legion.
Governor Pinchot announces the state treasury has more money on hand than needed to meet the August 1 school district payments. The administration expects pay as you go, with about 31 million dollars in hand and over 26.7 million already paid since the start of the current fiscal year.
The milk sales act effective August 4 requires producers to be supervised by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture to ensure accurate weighing and butterfat testing. Milk and cream dealers must obtain 1925 permits ($5) and testers weighers and samplers must secure proficiency certificates ($3) from State College, with license requirements extending to weighers and samplers under the new law.
State legislatures in Indiana Iowa Nebraska Michigan Colorado Arkansas and others passed harsher dry laws. Penalties increased for liquor possession driving intoxication and pad locking bootleg operations. Some measures allow confiscation of vehicles and broaden receiver liability in liquor sales cases.
Chicago editor Dr W E E Gratz of the Epworth Herald told a Methodist Council at Round Lake New York that youth faults are not new and elders are partly to blame. He argued the older generation created the world youth inherit and urged accountability for parents and authorities alongside young people. The piece also mentions tax talks under Senator Smoot and President Coolidge, and previews the Chicago Roundup rodeo at Grant Park Stadium with many cowboys cowgirls preparing to travel from western camps and Wyoming corralled cattle and outlaw horses for competition.
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