Applications for Crop Loans Are Received
Field Supervisor D F Day of the Emergency Crop and Feed Loan office at Butler states that applications for emergency crop loans are now being received in Hale county by multiple solicitors. Loans are limited to farmers unable to obtain credit elsewhere and to cover seed, fertilizer, and supplies. Maximum loan this year is 500 dollars and minimum 10 dollars. loans not for livestock, machinery, debts, or taxes. Eligible farmers must cooperate with the Production Control Program of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration.
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D. F. Day
Butler
Hale County
Shaw
Waterford
Rowland & Baker
State
Eric
W. B. Hicks
Girard
Emma Sexton
Union City
Louis Pease
North East
Production Credit Association
Prosetion Credit Association
Leamount
Agglovltural Adjustment Administration
Liper
School Board Begins Work on 1925 Budget Details
The school board discussed March finances and contemplated options for depository bonds and cash handling. A $4,000 transfer between accounts was approved, with further talks planned with state officials. Bids will be sought for supplies and fuel, and a rental decision for the Junior High auditorium was addressed. Meanwhile a calf with a heart condition drew local attention in Sandusky, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary, Treasury
Mainte Amee
Jerrigine Kincaid
National Bank
State Department
Harrisburg
Kincaid
Dewey
Church of Christ
Serrotisi
Bse
Love
Patterson
Norman Edinger
Lamibing
Townsend Plan Meeting and Grange Activities at Sparta
SPARTANSBURG Pa April 9 A meeting on the Townsend plan will be held in the Grange hall Wednesday evening April 10 with speakers from a distance. Sparta Grange schedules regular meeting April 18 after a busy community pageant and socially varied program. Nellie Farrington death remembered with funeral and extensive notices, plus a long community social diary of visits, weddings, and local events.
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Townsend Plan
Grange
Nell Farrington
Philip Blakeslee
West
Spartansburg News
Spartansburg
Grange Hall
Sparta Grange
The
Jennie Stanahan
Buena Conover
Towens
Cora Steinhauga
Nellie M. Farrington
John Farrington
Rome Township
Hamet Hospital
Erie
Miss Farrington
Brie
Kenneth Glaris
Nei Farrington
Vrooman
G. Lombardo
Trice
William Butler
Robert
May
Habor Creel
Adem Bittles
Mass
Elisabeth Bitties
Harey Daw
Waterford
Howard J. Martin
Mead~ville
Nora Bagley
Jewett
Pau
F. C. Doubles
John Reynolds
Titusville
L. M. Fish
Union City
Henry Stenman
Ora Mitchell
Spring Creek
Sally Ann
Betty Marks
Ray Blakeslee
Ray Schreckengost
Jennie,Schreckengost
Phillip Ryan
Cleveland
H. L. Willison
R. J. Beck
Pittsburgh
Gerald Shrove
Clayton Patchen
Harbor Creek
Ars
BR. V. Shreve and Son
Suniay
Henry Pohr
L. V. Thorogood
Nancy Thompson
Ralph Rexford
Ashville
N.Y
C. L. Rexford
Ruth
Ralph Meaninch
Ethlyn Platt
Frank Platt
Law
Renee Snapper
Wirt Ingram
Carl Rice
Lovanton
Ledley
Baptist Aid Socc
Hetpeen
Ct Isterete
Easter Meeting Shift At Corry Grange Advised
West Spring Creek notes warn of no local meeting this Thursday at Spring Creek Grange and urge members to attend a joint session at Corry Grange with state officials J A Bank state lecturer Mrs Tra Gross and state deputy W R Tucker. Easter program planned at church with Rev E B Holt.
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Spring Creek Grange
AM Grange
Corry Grange
J. A. Bank
Tra Gross
W. R. Tucker
Dean Vivian
Corry
Grange Ral
Ruth Deming
Grage Manley
Lauratta Belden
H. Holt
Baxter
Clyde Morton
Lawrence Morton
Elwin Morton
Cumamings
Wl Village
Death ends errand of cheer in Akron birthday tragedy
In Akron a 1st birthday visit with his five year old granddaughter was halted when Richer, 0.4 D, was struck by a large truck while delivering cheer. He died after the crash ending his errand and life.
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Akron
D. Richer
Pennsylvania Travel Forecast Sees Record Heavy Spring Summer Traffic
A Pennsylvania Motor Federation survey forecasts heavier spring and summer motor travel than any year since 1928. It projects $200 million in tourist spending in 1935 and notes rising car sales, more vacation inquiries, and hotel rates staying moderate. The federation promotes a See Pennsylvania campaign to highlight attractions and improving roads across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
AWA
Federation
Florida
State Department of Highways
S. Boward Gable
Canada
West Lake Road extension to reach state line plan
The West Lake road extension from Crooked Creek west 68 miles to the Ohio state line is set for completion this year at about $200 000. The project is on the state highway construction program with 05 per cent complete and funded mostly by federal money. The road will give a direct western route from the city and relieve congestion on Ridge road. Damages releases from right of way are being secured to start construction. Franklin relief costs: Venango County paid 24 183 47 for the week ending March 30 with 3 774 cases and 15 071 people on relief. prior week 24 298 36 with 3 526 cases on direct relief and 526 on work relief.
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West Lake Road
Crooked Creek
Ohio State Line
Arthur Colegrove
Erie County Democratic Committee
Joseph F. Rogan
West Lake Rand
North Ghrar
Colegrove
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Franklin
Venango County
State Aimergency Relief Board
Munich
Demolish Plant at Emporium Demolished
An April demolition began near Emporium as about a dozen workers from Kenvil New Jersey started tearing down the Hercules Powder plant two miles west of Emporium. Only the power house and its equipment will stay, with operations moved to Kenvil in 1931 and the site stripped of machinery and furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporium
Kenvil
N. J
Hercules Powder Company
Hmporium
Cavetak
Maporine
Agin
Airline pilot fined for speeding in automobile case
In Cleveland Wharton Larned, a commercial airline passenger pilot, was fined 10 dollars and costs in police court for driving his car 10 miles per hour over the limit. He was noted to fly planes at 180 miles per hour and faster in his professional capacity.
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Cleveland
Wharton Larned
Puzzled Poultryman Seeks Rooster Egg Mystery
Aberdeen reader W. Thornley asks if a rooster can lay an egg or if a hen is involved in an egg layer mystery. He observed a fowl supposedly laying then stealing feed and crowing, sparking curiosity.
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Aberdeen
W. Thornley
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