VOL. XCV!
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CENTRE C0, CONSERVATION
' ASSOCIATION MEETS,
Passes Resolution to
Ringneck Pheasants for Two Years,
Annual Convention to Be Held On
Col. Boal's Estate, In June,
Close Conntiy to
ni,
37 sts
Amer
$8 states
The
Amendment
48 stated.
iment was
Eighteenth,
was
WIDOW AWARDED
W——
LL HUAN
ReeOvers Hushand
Drowned on Pleasure Trip.
Damages for
$8,438.58
Martha
A jury renderes verdict of
favor f Mrs
Corbin,
to
in
recover fro
Company, Johnstow:
her husband, Clove years ol
who was drowned others, all
members of the 8i tub, who were
on & visit to the plant of the defend.
ant company
The
company,
at Hawstone.
party were the
of the
when
guests
and were drowned an
improvised the
company throwing them into
the storm-swollen waters of the Juni-
ata River. An appeal filed
the defendants,
The special session of court, at Lew-
jstown, was brolight to an abrupt halt
at noon * when ex-Judge Joseph M.
Woods, 64 years old, suffered an acute
attack of heart weakness while making
a plea and had to be removed to his
home In an ambulance,
ferry maintained by
capsized,
will be by
There is not a single portion of the
body that is not benefited by the help-
ful action of Tanlag Centre Hall
Pharmacy. :
~ Ld
TO TAKE CARE OF
es ~
per to
New Butter Production Heco
Approves License Rejectio
before th
During the trial he
urt Scranton of a
the Volste
endorsed
man
th violating d net
Wimmer
he Lackawanna
.
thts posi
Judges
retail applications in
a He
££
f
orce prohibition
county
fusing all
wann county anid
to en in to
do
with all licenses
“A license is only a
saloon men and others to viol
law.” he sald.
a
The
the
first dispuie about the
of separate peace made wit
many figures up something
000.000. America claims the
expense for keeping the troops
Rhine
European nations say the U
late in making this demand
\
is cared for in
8
ass
rd.
n.
iL BN
Judge
tion of
in re
Lacka-
y way
away
to
the
m
h Ger
of
on the
is too
if you
The
Yeon
try it,
big of
made by doing what
cines falled to
macy.
reputation
do~-Centre Hall
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has
Phar.
1992.
NO. 12
THE AUTO SHOW,
|
| Successfully ~Bad
With
Ronde
Attendance,
ond
auto show
of Implements Increasing
{Consolidating Schools
REPRESENTED
AT PENN STATE,
EVERY COUNTY
Centre
Allegheny Leads With 527;
7: Philadel.
Seéeond With 357:
Third With 349,
Comes
phia
Allegheny « leads a
the
dents Of
ii, others
number
th » 187
men and women
enrolled in
the
from
Present year and in
summer eagion., 627 come
them {1
gheny co
City
ranks second
Despite
the state
and
Philadelphia,
Hniversity in
number
Wf other
colleged universities are
located in
349 within
the year. Luzerne county ranks fourth
with 228, and Dauphin comes-fifth with
an even 200,
that city
State
hase
sent students to Penn
followed by Lackawanna
185; Westmoreland, 1468; Mont.
gomery, 142: Blair, 146; Sshuyikill, 181;
Berks, 123; Cambria, 120; Fayette, 117;
York, 103; 04; po;
8: Washington, 80
and Delaware,
with
Lycoming. Chester,
Lancaster, 82;
74.
Mifflin county will hold an auto show
from March 29th to April lst. This
will be the sixth auto show held in that
county. Robert M., Montgomery in
president of the association conducting
rie,
the show,
CENTRE HALL VS, MILLHEIM
i
Blg Features In Next Literary
Program in Grange Hall,
Evening of This Week.
thie
clety
Friday
program of
Win Over
Basketball,
Mills Teams
Belle.
fonie In
Feeding the Fishes,
Fon BF TTER FARMING.
The Reporter's Agricultural Depart.
ment Prepared by Experts,
The
which
illustrated agri
the
uitural articles
Appear on naide pages of the
are for the
the
Agriculture,
Reporter from week (oo week
most part Ari by United
Qi
station {
Department of and
embody knowledge résulting from
in-
numerable experiments, tests and de
velopments, in some extending
gmulated data
he government, to give farmers in-
which could
vided by this branch of the government
with its highly-organized staff of
scientists and practical men
No doubt our.farm readers have read
these articles during ¢he but
the coming spring, farm in-
formation has added interest and
value, and we trust that any who have
heretofore overlooked one of the best
departments in (he Reporter, will now
make it a point to give it the attention
it deserves by its timeliness and prac
tical worth
ee]
’
over many years and mex
of 1
formation only be pro-
winter,
wit of
an
Farmers are anxiously
time when the soll will
for the spring crops
awaiting the
bear turning
| ‘7.22 DEATH RECURD,
CAF iiLd
vy Liki
PEALER Myr
at t+
i tie
im
of her sister
H i
nome
LRPRE al
enn
rment
been born at
had
month
1851, and
viara *
age of eighteen yoar
teach
followed that vocation f«
He
mathematics, the
by was competent to
Years was ially
dificult pt
him with «
1874, Mr. Zerby
Keen,
of Penn township, who
7th
most
lems being solved by YT
On November 5,
to
was
married Margaret also
died
his
a na
five Aug
ust of ast Kince mar
Min-
On giving up teaching as a vo
he life
Alexander
Year
riage Mr. Zerby made his home in
heim
entered mercantile
for the WwW. K.
He remained there
for some time and was also employed
at odd intervals in the Millheim bank,
in which he took the responsible posi.
tion as teller in January, 1893. He wis
a self-made man, and, although his
father assisted him in securing an ed-
ucation the money was repaid from the
carnings of the first term as teacher.
His only daughter, Stella E., is mar
ried to Thomas R. Buck, and resides
at Berwick, One brother, Henry, of near
Aaronsburg, is the only of
the Adam Zerby family.
Mr. Zerby was a consistent member
and regular attendant of the United
Evangelical church: In polifical amii-
ations he was a Demobtrat. He was the
first Burgess of Millheim, served on the
school board, and was justice of the
peace for a number of terme, and only
when he refused another term several
as a
rk
his general
late in
lore.
survivor
(Continued on inside page)
. » a pa
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
dicating ¢
Hall and
om visited.
A second communit)
Belleville Raturda)
on
commission of two
auction fees, in
cents for each horse
and
8 to pay and at
for The fir
this kind at Belleville a short time ago
each for hogs
feed
cash.
cents
" tend
sales are
wae very successful, and it is believed
the coming sale will rival it
(Thursday)
(Friday) two of the largest sales
take
be held by James C. Goodhart, wh
reputation for
fine line of stock by having had several
Today and
valley will place, he fi
haw
established a raving a
surplus stock sales in the past, and the
latter sale is by W. H. Homan, who has
a number of registered cows, heifers
and young Yulls that are hard to beat.
His grade cows are high class, as you
will say when you see them. Both par:
ties also have a good lot of horses
The MiMiin county side of the Seven
Mountains road is said to be in Wvery
good condition, the scraper having been
used continuously on it, and now parts
of the road are being given a dressing
of gravel. The Centre county side of
this same road is in a horrible condi-
tion, not a penny having been spent
on it since jast summer. The Reporter
would like very much to tell its read-
ers why one portion of a road is being
kept in repair by the State and the
other entirely neglected, but it is un-
able to do so. No one seems to be able
to even make a juess
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