THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
.BOCAL AND PERSONAL SELLING LIQU OR TO PRISONERS LINDEN HALL.
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UNDOING OF BILGER, DOBSON : Mr. ana ars. 1 1. 00x ana um] JACK Of Courageous Leadership
rnest ‘agner ‘oller township Charles Blliger, 6 ang brogo Oh / i ly, od 3 | 4 visit 1 Bat- we Y . 3 £ :
i te vas Bas A nt the har ll ga: , ngs Ambs . 4 , v urday vening the home f theirl One iause of Weoerid Depression
gon, 19%, of goville, are under ; y
State Teachers’ College at Lock Hav 2 ‘rf 3 . tens AA 1 Hntic ant {
: y | daughter rm
rest for furnishing liquor to pvlson- ghter, —
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en for the summer session. | man element did fail in 1914, and the
. ers at Rockview Penitentiary. —rUNR family, Melvin A. Traylor, of Chicago | world then began its march to
Jasper Brungart, of Rebersburg, o .t i TT He / r, AC |
Ja F Bryngal : ‘ Bilger, who lives on Nittany Moun. > 4 Mr. and
Wednesday left for Rio do Janeiro ’
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Cites Hursan Failure in trageay ol 19.0-31, For ii 1s trag
zi, to attend the World's Sundav- tain, has a contract to cut timber on
companied by y ’ . 0» W nina world of plenty there 3
oe Raa World War Crisis ha sn wich aes o 3
+ : + . er, nade ¥ Oo icliefonte Natu : mucia IVE al wien
chaool convention. the penitentiary mouniain land and { me m ? . y : cs ——
: ‘ : A | ay, and while there yisit #. JOnn
\ it into railroad ties. He has , and ol
d B Boa by for the hs Howe saw mill in his lumbering operation: | : : » In the Centre Oo y 1 mpital, “New Era” Theory a Myth
tate, in this issue advertises plumb- :
Dobson has been one of
ing suppli pip pumps ete, ta
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Or some t 3 yi sfieinin He - ; : : i
close out stock wand, For me time past official t the Speaking before th niernational
noenite { x ive beer seyrr 1 + + F - > alinnan - . . : :
ener. or States P nit ntl 1 have been cognizant of . — " Chamber of Commerce at Washington
{nol bo i 3 : Miss ve iris, Aw. n pits i
. y i fart it prisoners were getting)
Hall Mon-{,, or some He swryman, attended a dance the | Melvin A. Traylor, Preside
Ae few cays ago A ras / : First National Bark of
in part:
being a red ina pax
ented « Htion On being Hea: .
leans
address
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