Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-12
GOVERNOR AND
PARTY AWAY ON
TOUR OF FARMS
Increasing Food Supply and
Marketing Produce Purposes
of Inspection Trips

I'VE are going to see some of the
finest farming country In the land
and We are going to meet the farmers
and talk over ways of increasing our
food supply and of getting the pro-
duce to market These are the main
purposes of our tours and I think
that much good will come from
them," said Governor Martin c.
Brumbaugh this morning just before
Heading a train of over q score of
automobiles out of Harrisburg on the
first of the three tours of the farm
ing districts of the State which he
plans for this month.
The Governor and his guests were
up bright and early this morning for
the start. With the Governor We're
Mrs. Brumbaugh, who returned to the
city from Maine late yesterday. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. Charles 1. Corby,
of Washington. The Governor greeted
many of those who were in the line
Of cars which mobilized in Market
Square and soon after o'clock gave
the signal for w. r. Douglas, of the
State Department of Agriculture, to
start away with the advance car in
which were several newspapermen.
To See Fine Country
The Governor and Secretary of
Agriculture Patton were highly pleas
ed with the prospects for the tour as
numerous meetings have been ar
ranged and word came this morning
that guests of the Governor would
join the party on the way and that
motorists from various places would
act as escorts for the column.
Each of the cars in the line car
ried national and State flags and then
a big sign with the words "Agricul-
tural Tour" and the number of the
car. Motor clubs joining the pro-
cession will display their own flags.
The route for the morning run was
to Center Hall and the way led up the
Susquehanna valley for a distance and
then the party will branch out into
the valleys which cross the seven
mountains. The Center County Grang-
ers are in session at Center Hall and
afternoon. Tonight the party will be
at Clearfield
Those In the Party
Advance car - ~. r. Douglas,
David Biddle, Philadelphia North
American; Gordon Mckay, Public
Ledger; Lee Ellmaker.
Pilot car = Highway Commissioner
Frank B. Black, Mrs Black, Mr..
and Mrs. S. A Kendall, Chief En-
gineer, W. H. Uhler.
1. = Governor and Mrs. Brum-
baugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas I. Corby,
washington ID. e.
cbar,e 2; los seeretary T art+or of M Agriculture
zoologist ]. G. Sanders, H. E. Klugh.
8. = Mrs. W. H. Uhler, Secretary
VIM. H. Ball, Mrs. Ball
4. - Deputy Secretary of Agricul-
ture, c. E. Carothers, ]. T. Campbell,
Hartstown: w. Theo. Whitman, Allen
town; DR.. M. D. Lichliter, Harrisburg;
E. c. First, Harrisburg.
s. - Henry T Noon Morr;s,-;1Ia.
William Balderston, Morrisville;
Henry W. Satterthwaite, Fallington:
Eugene Stapler. Edgewood; Samuel
Cooper, Newton; Clement E Allen,
Concordville; Evan T. Worthington.
6. - M; T. Phillips. Pomeroy;
Edwin E. Wildman, Moylan.
Z. = M. e. Hushong, Hugh w. Gill
bert, John f. Croft, Quarryville.
s. = L. H. Dennis, Harrisburg;
DR.. j. G. Brecht, Harrisburg; VIM.
Lauder. Harrisburg; Robert C. Shaw,
vile; John S. Killing. Harrisburg.
8. = Robert S. Conkln, Columbia:
Roy B. Ross; S. B. Elliott, Reynolds
vile; ]. Louis Breitinger, Philadel-
phia.
10. - Paul A. Furman, Geo. NJ.
Patterson, Williamsburg; G. Chal
Port, Harrisburg; Walter T. Brad
ley, Philadelphia.
II. = S. S. Reighard, Mrs. S. S.
Rheighard. Olive G. Reighard, Mar
garet <. Reighard, D. L. Reighard.
j. Banks Kurtz Altoona.
II. = Harry A. Mackey, Phila-
delphia and 8 guests.
IA. - James w. kellogg, Mrs.
Kellog, Geo. G. Hutchison, Thos.
j. Montgomery Harrisburg.
Is. = R, L. Watts. w. NJ. F'rear,
w. H. Tomhave, M. S. Mcdowell, f.
D. Gardner. e. X. Hibshman, State
College.
16: = A. P. Irwin, Mrs. A. P. Irwin,
Chadd Ford; Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Francis, kennett Square.
guests.
IS. = j. C. Brubaker, A. z. Bonn
berger. A. S. Huber. w. w. Gilbel,
Fl. H. Bomberger, L. II. Bomberger,
Lititz.
1s.. = E. A. Fackler, Mrs. e. A.
Fackler.. Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Cooper,
Elizabethtown L. II. Beech.
20. - r. S. Brown, Morris; 2
guests.
21. = Jacob Hartz, Elverson; ]. ].
High, Blue Ball; John S. Barr Ship
pensburg; Amos Hartz, Elverson.
Jos. B. Twinning, Gettysburg.
%. - A. F. Howes, Conynehano.
Mrs. A. F. Howes, Connyngham; Mrs.
A. L. Mellet, Scranton; Mrs. CahilI.
Baltimore.
23. = B. F. Kahler, Hughesville.
and 3 guests.
"a. - c. NJ. Homet, Frank d.
Vaughan, I. w. Casewel, Wyalusing.
20. - Adam Knott, Annville, and
guests.
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