VIRT mdi
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VOL. XCIx
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1825 FARM CENSUS,
General Decrease in
ly Farm Land
Also Decrease
Bulldings-—
Over 1920
But
In Cattle
The following
of the results
for Cent:
Land
Land
7.208.067 6,652,325
FARMS
Buildings va
LIVESTOCK ON
Horses
Mules iiass
{aitle, total ........... 19]
Beef
Other
6.101
#46
beef cattle
Dairy
+
Other dairy cattle
NCIPAL CROPS
Road Material Tests,
Three thousand
Linc
South Bend.
Highway In
Indiana
the first ]
terials on
fare. Eu
con
phalt,
rete, sheet
Lentuch
the electorate.
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With
there'll
business. It wil
minute all the
Mr. Walker
no
on the
y-dallying with
be right ap to
time. Cases will not
be continually continued because this,
that, or the other party presents some
flimsy excuse for having it done. Mr.
Walker is of the “do it now” type,
and he will speed up the Court and
save thousands of dollars to tax pay-
ers who have the expenses of main-
daining them. .’
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The Dale boosters for judge are not
sit all sparing in condemning Harry
Keller for being hooked up so closey
with the bunch of Philipsburg brew-
erymen, the best known of whom is
David Chambers, of whose support.
the Dale boosters say, Keller boasted
«of being proud.
AAI 5 SATA.
The spirit of Centre county ls re
Meting to the earnest and aggressive
«campaign that Mr. Walker is making
for Judge. People like to rally behind
a wide-awake, upstanding person who
ds not afraid to work. It inspires their
«confidence and arouses enthusiasm.
“They know that a man who hastens to
meet them face to face hgs nothing
wo fear from any searching Inguiry
they make make of him, and where is
the sensible person who does not ade
amire grit and determination In anoth-
or, especially when It is fused with a
wipasing personality apd sound argu:
ment. Mr. Walker is gaining strength
every day. \
bes legal
the
SPIRIT OPPOSED
BY REFORMED SYNOD
of Industrial Disputes.
Play for Young Is Urged
tlement
trustees
Thomas H Lointsich, of »
matters
COUNTY N
i AI A CA 50 OI AAAI.
Entertained 8S. 8, (lass,
‘Helping Hand” BB Fas
n tho f.utheran - >
Hall, entertained on
Mrs. Lee R. Markle a
mer member of the class, at her home
at 1308 CGargard Street, Altoona. The
Markles moved from the Colyer farm
to Altoona several yoars ago. Mr.
Markle is now emloyed in the MeMa-
hone milk plant and one of the pleas-
ures the ladies had was a tour through
this plant. Mra, Markle entertained
the ladies handsomely at a dinner.
The trip was made in the Kerlin Gra
ham’ truck, with Samuel Bitner and
Wilbur McClellan as pilots. The class
members in the party were: Mis
Bruce Runkle, Mrs, John H. Durst.
Mrs. Martha Luse, Mrs, Frank Mo
Clellan, Mrs, Abner W. Alexander,
Mrs. William Colyer, Mra. J. L. Tress
ler, Mra, W. O. Strunk. Mrs. P. H.
Luse, Mrs, John Rudy, Mrs. Wm. Me
Clenahan, Mrs, George Heckman.
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Much praise is being offered Presi-
dent Coolidge on account of expres-
sions made In an address before the
annual council of Congregational
Churched, He hit Intolerance hard,
very hard, and gave strong expression
on the question, of the separation of
church and state. On these questions,
when he was a © for presi.
dent, and speaking e day in all
sections of the country, he put a clam
to shame oy silence,
Vote for W. Harrison Walkep and
put an up-and-doing Judge on the
Bench of Centre county,
ANE ay schoo
Centre waa Hat
for
urdays by
— a
ERS MILLS,
gler, of Readaville,
home of M
—
: Fr J i]
Slack
Nathaniel Krape, ©
ited at the home of his daughter, Mrs,
Runkle Frazeir, for a few days.
The H. K. Harshbarger sale
well attended, on Saturday. Every-
thing brought good prices. Mr, Harsh:
barger expects to make his home with
his childven in Altoona. His many
friends are sorry to see him leave our
community.
Runkle Frazier. Harry
family spent Sunday
Yeagertown. :
Mrs. Ella Himes and friends, of Lew-
istown, visited Bunday at the home of
her father, Joseph Parker.
Miss Violet Palmer, who spent the
past week at the Zeigler home near
Madisonburg, has returned home,
Charles Wagner, who ‘had been
working in Driftwood on the State
road, returned home on Sunday, ace
companied by his sister, Mrs, Gowan,
and daughter, of Lock Haven. They
returned home but he stayed with his
parents, Mr. and Mre J. H. Wagner,
SBparr Wert and family, of Aarons
burg and George Miller and family, of
Tyrone, visited over the week-end at
the H. BE. Foust and Thomas Fleisher
homes,
Philip Frank has heen confined to
his bed for the past few days ‘
The wind storm of Sunday blew part
f Bellefonte, vis
and
in
Foust
with friends
of the roof off on the house of F. F.
Palmer
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DA -
Young People’s Conference,
3 tiled to two del
egates and pastors and superintend
The fee of $1.00
Ea woe Bony in ent
nts will be welcome
will the banquet in the eve
ning. but not the noon menl. The Iat-
ter will be furnished at moderate price
i by the committee in charge.
IIS 0 A.
Centre County Leads at Penn State,
Allegheny county has been displaced
this year by Centre county as the
leader in the number of students sent
te the Pennsylvania State College.
Allegheny has led the list for nine
years, but this fall sent only 331
young men and women to Penn State,
28 Jess than last year. Centre county
ment 18 more this year than last, a
total of 364. Philadelphia county once
more stands third with 253 of ita
sortie and daughters included in the
total of 3685 students In all schoos
and departments The next seven
largest representations are. Luzerne
with 171: Lackawanna, with 134;
Montgomery, 126; Dauphin, 121:
Schuylkill. 103; Berks, 91 and Dela:
ware, #0,
IM LR
Next Sunday will be the opening day
of a six weeks’ religious campaign In
Williamsport by Rev. “Billy” Sunday.
He is te arrive on Saturday in the
“Sunday” train from his home in Win-
ona Lake, Indlana. He closed a wuc-
cessful campaign in Portland, Oregon.
withifh the past week. It is feared
the tabernacle at ‘Willameport will
not be adequate to avcommodate all
“4
include
who desire to hear the evangelist,
THIRD JODON COW
SALE. |
rices Falr~Attendanee Large, and
Bidding Active,
-
——
(erin SLOG,
——————
Twe Minutes SNienee,
Dow hs
State
ive =a
Lia
The Presbyterians
AI MA AAAI
WHY WE HAVE THE GOLD.
Lloyd George Lays Prosperity of
United States Prohibition.
Former Prime Minister David Lloyd
George, prior to his visit to the United
States, sometime ago, had heard the
suggestion that prohibition in that
country had been put through hy
eranke. but he found this entirely un
true. for he never met a man who
would vote for the re-establishment of
the saloon.
Mr. Lloyd George, was speaking at
City Temple, London. on “The Re:
sponsibilities of the Free Churchmen”
He declared that prohibition was af
experiment Great Britain should in.
vestigate. Last year England spent
316,000,000. Pounds on alcoholic Hguors.
“It's no use in indulging in slap-
dash condemnation of America” sald
the former premier, “not only hdve the
Americans carried prohibition but no
political party Wh America dares pro.
pose abolition of prohibition. As pol
fticlans the Americans beat us at ev
ery turn, Do not condemn American
prohibition haphamardly. One hund-
red and ten millions of people do not
continue to make fools of themselves
for long. They are the most pros.
perous people under the sun, not be
cause th have the gold, but because
to
“mot the drink.”
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NO. 42
TOWN AND GOUNTY NEWS,
1APPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS,
Vote for 1 a I
Walks ige
$1
inty.
and
Cone
on the
but ae
Jumnes,
finished.
res the
ed
i.
ve traced
n and a+
ng of was
supplied
Oth-
early
1 Bec
uesed
Spring
Lets
ed this
sman has
eaders of
her-1Tke,
ve Rept
re Hall,
& mas
large
LAWISLOWN,
brick
mn
tiie
dings. tLe
BOCUT.
nish
fonte,
nc, of
Howe
reburg;
and John
evening the Cornwallis
ih 1 No
will hold a
igre, 504, of Rebersburg
in the
An enter
dialogue
rendered. Ree
and the
Hallowe'en party
F. hall
of
Rebersburg 1. 0. O
tainment program muse,
and monologue will be
freshments will be served,
public is invited to attend
An plane enroute from New
York to Cleveland landed in one of the
fields of the farm in Brush Valles
tenanted by W. W. Benner. The pliet
had become confused by figs which
overhung this section and landed to
inquire as to the location of the Belles
fonte field. He told Mr. Benner he
had never known there were so many
mountaing in Pennsylvania. After &
short rest he proceeded on his WAY.
It was his first trip over this route.
After a week's vacation owing to
the teachers’ institute, the school chile
dren are again at thelr books. If i
were possible to thoroughly impress
parents of the necessity of Ineistance
upon their children to more closely
apply themselves to school work, the
school tax would not look more than
half its normal sive. It is because 0
many do not get more than half the
benefits from the schools that they
should that parents are led to believe
schools cost too much. Imagine what
the conditions would be if the publie,
representing thelaw, and the teachers
army
ucation as the average parent.
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