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COUNTY ALLS FOR
ON SEED
AGENT (
ACTION CORN
Farmers Unless
for Obtaining
1928,
A Shortage Faces
They Plan at
Seed for Planting
nee
in
ve
it once
corn for
Agent
in
Centre county
already done so
to plan
planting in
R. C. Blaney
the Corn Belt and
far behind that there
to mature sufficiently
seed. This condition together
the small hold-over due to
of the 1925 1928 crops brings
a situation
obtaining seed
1928
Much
for
County
the
SAVER
of corn
northward is so
little
frost
is chance
before
with
immaturity
thout
well result in
in 1928
county if
to prevent
in
and
which may
corn shortage
of
a serious seed
Centre
fall
lost
ihundance
crop. F
sections
not aken
time should be
in
steps are
it. No
ing to
corn
gome
this
arrang-
of seed
WIMers
an
nrescnt
crons for
e that
from
whose
will not mature
arrange
of a more
they
«ped should
the fleld
neighbor
Keep All Old Seed
hold-over f the
which is
ortunate
1925 and
corn «
auiitable for
retained for planting
corn is in
or to eo dam-
corn is
xamined,
and
Seed Corn
Pry Theroughly.
noming
ta one that
andieted by
f on ti
places
ints
in
that
ha nll
tod
November
n
Was of
hands
ones, [It
the Den 4
charges of
hooze like
wing
can jo
the ztieccousful
was on
nao
money and
yarged the Fleming
Furat’'s followers,
campaign
There
of
side
se
cratic were
rorri
that
against
by
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“Papa” Fleming no doubt gets a big
kick out of having been able to handle
the Republican county organization for
hid som, Ward, but “Papa’s” spirit of
fairness and the son's victory might be
better thought of if “Daddy” Fleming
had resigned the chairmanship when
the son became a candidate.
ms cn lI SI AISA
Tunney and Dempsey had it out
Thursday night, and Tunney's science
defeated the brute in Dempsey. Demp-
soy got enough wallops In the face
and on the jaw to undo a half-dozen
minor champion fighters,
\
Tall is on since 8:17 Bastern Stand-
ard time, Friday evening, when Old
801 crossed the equator. The first few
dgys of the season we are now In
were a perfect dellight. And since
2:00 o'clock Sunday morning districts
and citles working under daylight
saving time are now on standard or
sun time.
OF LATE POTATOES EACH
YEAR
How A
Was
Farmer.
Dalry
Converted Into a Big
Buffalo
located
and
leading
and the Union
located the modern
I. Reitz
1920, these farms
maintaining
Pa.
visburg
yunty one 3 il
3 adjoining the
Lewis!
County Falr
hway from Urg
lellefonte,
round, are
of J.
Prior to
tenive dairy
of dairy
head of
Mmreest 1
housed
rms
were
farms
of
animals.
approximately
of
COWS
the
in the Pennsyl-
these and the
were fod from silage stored In
female One
Ins State of
vania inimnals
cattle
four lar
The
these
RiiO8
of farming pr
four
onts,
of
orchard of two hundred
of 191% Un
services of a County
system acticed
farms
of
was. a
corn,
four
yer
| consisting wheat
hay
an
In
received
with acres potatoes
pple trees,
the summer mn
the
ent whose business it
in scientific
farming.
AR
Is to assist farm
methods and
Naturally,
progressive farmer
practices
Mr
the
| Ors
i sinee
was a
Agent
of these
Reitz
Ysease
County turned loos
some new Pre
Mr
good
potato ro
Was end
Free
and
0"
the sun
Band.
-
a —-—
Loretta Foster Strack by Stones
Injured.
on eat
bullding
liege
Wednesday
{Loretta
Mrs
they
aight
t+ where the stone came
vetery, but :
unde which
unknowr
ighitey
vag hurled nto
Wore Dass hy some
ng
wished to
anend the night
accident h
the girls =
neighborhood,
who the
on
that the
mong
The spre ned Just
twilight and Ww no
tha
The
fortunate
particularly
voung lady has
entire
accident is a
and the
the
one,
the sympathy of com
munity.
¥Free—16-Page Cookery Supplement.
Tda Bailey Allen. America’s foremost
authority on household economies and
cooking, has prepared an elaborate 16
page section covering these topless for
distribution In conjunction with the
Sunday New York American dated
October 2, 1927.
No extra cost for the supnlement-—
it is included with the regular mag:
azine, comic and feature sections of
the Sunday New York American. Do
not fall to place your order for Oc-
tober 2nd Sunday American today. You
will find this supplment most interest:
ing and valuable
Millinery of Better Quality.
People who dress well, and “who
know,” do not care for cheav depart
ment store millinery. They want
hats of better ‘quality. workmanship
and style The place to get this is at
THE HAT SHOP. Hats at all prices.
at MRS, BURD, Millheim.
————— SIDS SIL
George Long, of 8pring Mills, recent
ly purchased a one and one-half ton
truck through the Homan Chevrolet
agency in Centre Hall
i
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DE-
FINES NEW MOTOR
Are Aeainst
“Reckless”
New
to Campaign
Priving.~—What
Ing Means
Prive
Under Code,
Announcement om
meni i
Highw
tRiinst
Stats
the
campa
ign
and men
Haldeman
Motor
“What is your definition
Mr aldeman
Eynon.
definition
ng?’
(i.
“The
new
foot
will be
which
next.
however, as
effectiv
motor code,
ive January 1
Omes
I'he defin
person
tion
who
rights or piety others
0 ns to endanger
shall 1 guilty
ronerty .
wroperty, W
“Sey
1A
Haldema
2
mer speed
Infantile Paralysis Case Improving.
“The VYolee of
sins wmntation 3
sat iy ation \
Pennsylvania”
gut
P
mountains
ind wide of Penns
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ia. United States reports of animal
farm culture and other Interesting
will be given
At 7:0 P. M.,. on
music and educational
given by the various
ments
WHBAK broadcasts on a wave langth
meters 1000 kilocycles, is a
500-watt station, located at Harrisburg,
Pa. Its slogan—The Voice of Penn:
sylvania.
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Transfers of Real Estate.
Andrew OG. Lb, et ux, to Edward
A. Smith, tract in Gregg twp.: $1
Edward A. Smith, et ux, to Andrew
Lieb, tract in Gregg twp.: $1
Andrew . Lieb, et ux, to Edward
A. Smith, tract in Benner twp.; $L
Edward A. Smith, et ux. to Andrew
G. Lieb, et ux, tract in Benner twp. ;$L
Andrew OG. Lieb, et ux, to 8. Bryan
Smith, tract In Centre Hall: $1
8. Bryan Smith, et ux, to Andrew G.
Lieb, et ux, tract in Centre Hall: $1.
Harry Hoy, et bar, ot al. to John A.
Long, tract in*Cregg twp.: $150,
Benjamin F. Heckard, 8r., et ux to
Chestle A. Bartges, tract in State Col-
lege and Millheim: $1.
Welcome Aucker, et ux, to
Michaels, tract in Millheim: $1.
Mary I. Rossman, et al; to Mary L
‘Rossman, tract in Hames twp.: $k
0 specind nights,
will t
talks ¥
Depart
State
of 2008
G.
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$176.,000,000
FOR
About Here
Tree—May
EMEHRICKS,
Emericks Looking
Belong
Up
the
Valentine or Christopher Branch of
Nicholas
Partner
Family to
John Emerick, Fur Trad-
er and of John Jacob
Astor,
Penns
Of the
in Val
. Ems
Deen a partner
John }
Jacob
John
the
eft
Prior
iit of fury
§ name
when
dist:
or more
ms the
king
ii Was
hundred
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A New Business Enterprise,
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Nominations In Midian County,
Nominees In Union County.
X Omear 1 .iddick
David 1]
Lesher,
—————
Kit Carson's True Life Story Is Now
Revealed,
have been written about
the famous frontiersman, Kit Carson,
but because the dime novelists have
applied their sensational methods to
his career much of the truth about
him has been obscured. Recently,
however, the story of Carson's life,
as dictated by the great scout him-
self, has been published by a Taos (N
M.) woman and in this simple harra-
tive, which reflects the greatness of
the man, the true story of his life has
at last been revealed.
Although Carson lived much of his
later life at Fort Lyon, Colo, his name
is written large all over the West
If you would know something about
the NEAL Kit Carson, read the illus
trated feature article, “Kit Carson
Speaks for Himself,” by Eimo Scott
Watson, in this issue of The Reporter.
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Half-Holldays Discontinued.
The Milihelm Business Men's Asso-
ciation announces that the Thursday
ball holiday has been discontinued.
Stores will continue to close on Tues:
day and Thursday evenings at 6:00
o'clock. E.R SHRECKENGAST
C—O A PISS
Volumes
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NO. 38
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26 COWS SELL FOR #376150,
Durst Farm, on
AMiended— Average
Swab's Sale on
Well
E144.95.
{ow
Friday,
Price,
Kauffman, M
~$185.00, $145.00
Zeigler, Madisonburg,
ffliintown,
and $182
(3)
(3)
A —
Sheriff's Sale of Farm.
peo —————
Patient Improving.
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Eby Home,
in OM
Sta
by W
and 1. B
the
Lamont
is
ita development.
working towards iis
opening early
n of the
being exploited
H O
have
v
Searer,
Sears
Seat formed Seawra
Bearer,
vitally
The
de
next
Company
W. Perry
interested in
four men
velopment an
Spring.
Lave
gon of also
are
d
ile
AA PAHS IEA.
Girls Postpone Thelr Play.
The Glad Girls, who had prepared a
dramatic entertainment to be given In
the Grange hall Priday evening of
this week. have postponed their enter-
tainment until Friday evening. Octo-
ber 7th,
A MP ie.
Negro Pays Death Penalty.
Carli Nolly, Philadelphia negro, was
electrocuted at Rockview prison on
Monday for the death of Charles Gay.
Philadelphia officer. Nolly went to the
chair at 7:03 a. m. and was pronounc:
ed dead at 7:08 by Dr. C. J. Newcomb,
prison physician.
Nolly, known as “Scissors,” was tak:
en from Philadelphia to the death
house on Saturday. The body was un
claimed and was buried in the prison
cemetery. He refused the services of
a minister at Rockview,
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Unless signe fail, the Democratic
candidates for county office will be
come intimately acquainted with the
house about the first of 1938,
The Centre Reporter. $1.00 a year
T0WN AND COUNTY NEWS
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS.
the
by W
He now
representing
The cement
the Centre
gnfe as
erection
nen are
now
Thursday
first
this
frost
season
ugh
very tender
vere
Jured
g of
ntieth
tak
Hare
r place
. Fred
a s.sier
Centre
ow be
wllelonte
at §
w elect”
of VOars.
listricts,
ted.
Vacans
Ok
and
«, last
have
this
y Nie
r of
OW.
rents
dort @
WwW. H
of NM
prior to the i
Mr. Egglesdorf is a brother-in‘law tw
F. W. Auman and was in Milihbeim on
a visit ago. He is &
locksmith own business in
the Smoky nove
to his year
and retire
Recent
pure
a
days
miie west
dver
several weeks
and has his
City. He
home witin
expels to
new the next
visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Samuel Hoy, in Howard,
were: Mr, and Mrs Herbert Stover
and daughter Mildred, and son Benton,
lee Heltman. of Mackeyville: Mr. and
Mrs. W. E Sharer, of Linden Hall}
Mr. and Mra George Sharer and daugh*
ter Bertha, of Centre Hall; Mr. and
Mra RH. Benison and family, of Lite
tle Nittany; Charity, Robert and Mary
Louise Yearick, of Howard, and Char
les Pletcher, of Detroit, Mich,
Mrs. Roger T. Bayard's travel letters
have been highly interesting to the
Reporter readers and all of us will
regret that the I¥t has appeared, for
a remittance on Reporter subscription
received recently indicates that Mrs.
Bayard reached home. Perhaps it is
assuming too much to say that she
hurried home to meet this bill, but
since most of our subscribers would
be mortifisd beyond belief to realise
that any of them were In arrears on
subscription, we can’t think other than
Mrs. Bayard is one of the average of
them. If she has not done so. Mrs
Bayard ought to prepare a lecture on
travel and come back to her old home
and In Grange Arcadia tell it to &
house filled to the walls.