Plan to Protect Sale of Genuine PA Grown Crops
Harrisburg August 1 A state plan to curb misrepresentation and protect genuine Pennsylvania farm products outlines supervision of roadside markets by the Department of Agriculture and the State Association of Markets. Markets will be inspected, approved, and display a two by three foot sign. Operators must source at least three quarters of farm products locally, keep clean stands, provide ample parking, and allow inspections. Twenty eight market owners across sixteen counties have signed.
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Harrisburg
Jini
Burgad of Markets
Pennsylvana Department of Agriculture
Paninsylvania State Association of Markets
Pennsylvania
William Penn
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Organizing Crusade With Bonus Army Remnants Faces Skepticism
Johnstown leaders plan to reorganize the Bonus Army remnants into a broad unemployment crusade aimed at pressuring Congress. The effort, seen as unlikely to sustain momentum, follows a period of depopulating support as veterans edge toward retirement and unemployment remains the central issue.
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Johnstown
BEP
Optimistic Stocks See Signals of Real Economic Turn
The article argues that despite uncertainty investors should not rush judgments about a lasting recovery. It cites stock activity commodity trends and factory reopenings as core evidence, noting prices and volumes could rise with production and employment following a mid summer revival, with stronger gains expected in fall.
Durdensome Improvements and Public Bond Financing
A discussion on real estate assessments for public improvements like sewers and paving. It notes bonds finance projects, then costs are levied on benefited properties. Critics urge extending payment periods from ten years to 25–50 years to ease burden.
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files 1912
Corry notes upcoming K-2 locomotives for the Pennsylvania Railroad Erie division with sixteen engines in use soon. Jael Garvey, 26, loses part of right hand at Raymond plant in an accident this morning, doctor reports amputation. Jack Garvey, 36, found dead in a barn on the C Heath farm near the city. Garvey body found under a hayrack after a possible self-accident while climbing in to sleep. Rev Rankin of First Methodist to preach at union city park service Sunday evening.
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Corry
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
Jael Garvey
Raymond Plant
Phelps
Jack Grvey
Rankin
First
Union
City Park
Mercy for Debtors and Storms Hit Erie Area
Miss Bess Bowman returned from Clarendon after a family visit. Severe hail storms damaged Meadville and Paleover area as boys chased snowballs in August. Farmers with mortgages face pressure from low prices. some insurers advocate relief rather than foreclosure, stating humane, practical aid for deserving borrowers. Mrs. Lucile Wentworth and daughter Lets returned from a long New York State automobile trip with Dr. and Mrs. Hyer.
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Corry
Meadville
Paleover
Lucile Wentworth
Lets
New York State
Hyer
Tricky queries from Erie county service and world events
The item lists five questions from a newspaper quiz on topics including the first Protestant service in Erie county, the location of Andorra, the date of the U S Marines land at Vera Cruz, the inventor of the electric locomotive, and the population of Island Ward plus a poetry question about who wrote Grief was its time, directing readers to page 7.
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Erie County
Andorra
U. S
Vera Cruz
Island
In Nutshell a is not enough to help the feebl pp
In Nutshell the fragment notes insufficiency of a simple aid for a weak person and hints at ongoing support after initial help. The text references a feebl figure needing more than a basic measure and implies continued assistance without detailing concrete steps or names.
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Feebl Pp
Blondell's eye view of Hollywood sex appeal in 1930s stars
Hollywood star Joan Blondell, talking to Ronald Wagoner, rates male cinema icons on sex appeal. She shifts focus from Gable to Barthelmess and Powell, praising Barthelmess' enduring charm and Powell's escort appeal while labeling Gable a complex figure shaped by hard times and tough image.
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Ronald Wagoner
United Press
Hollywood
Cal
Doin Blondell
Blondell
Gilbert
John
Gable
Joan
Dick Barthelmess
Barthelmess
William Powell
James Cagney
Ali
Clara Bow
Miss Blondel
Bestor Again Named Head of Chautauqua
Chautauqua Institute's Board of Trustees re elected 1936 terms for several members including Percy Penny Austin Tes and Joseph A McGinnies W Frank McClure and Charles L Wooldridge Bishop Francis J McDonnell elected honorary justice Arthur T Bestor was named president William L Ranshem as board chair Jessie M Lesilo named secretary and George W Rowland remains superintendent of grounds and buildings with retirement plans on hold for 70th birthday delayed continuation of service noted
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Chautauqua
Chautauqua Institute
Airs
Percy Penny
Kader
Austin
Tes
Joseph
A. McGinnies
Ripley
W. Frank McClure
Chicago
Charles L. Wooldridge
Pittsigt
Francis J. McClonnell
New York
Ares
Bnest Caveroft
George W. Gerwig
Louis J. Harter
Shaller Mathews
Joseph A. McGinnies
William Ransom
George R. Raynor
AU Turn E. Skinner
Arthur T. Bestor
William L. Ranshém
Leather materials for United States driven pythons and snakes
Fragmentary note describes a plan to use pythons water snakes and winged Jaya into leather. Details are unclear but indicate a materials program or trade aim. Named entities are sparse due to text damage. Further context needed for precise headline.
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Wetherland
United States
Club honors Mrs. Martin at tureen dinner
The Womans Club will honor Mrs. J. H. Martin of Sunbury Pennsylvania with a tureen dinner at the club House on Mott street Thursday evening at 6 30. Mrs. Martin recently moved from Corry to Sunbury and is in the city for a brief visit with her family.
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J. H. Martin
Sunbury
Rouse
Mott
Martin
Corry
Albie Booth Married in New Haven Ceremony
Yale captain Albie Booth wed Marion Noble on July 4 in a ceremony at St Marys Church in Branford. Town Clerk records show the license issued to Booth and Noble, with Rev. Thomas J. Murray presiding, confirming the marriage.
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Bramford
Conn
Albie Booth
Yale
Marion Noble
Charles A. Hinadty
Booth
Thomas J. Murray
St. Mary's Church
Columbus Man Found Dead After Sleep Here
Prince Lewis, a longtime Columbus township resident born in Wisconsin, died in his sleep likely after one this morning. He was 66 last February and survived by his widow, daughter Mrs. Berta Thomas of Corry, and two sons Ralph and Clyde, both of Columbus township. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 PM at the gin M. church with burial in Elgin cemetery.
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Prince Lewis
Columbus
Columbus Township
Mr. Lewis
Famiy
Airy Lewis
Wisconsin
Berta Thomas
Corry
Ralph
Clyde Lewis
Elgin Cemetery
Woodsman Struck by Auto in Accident Near City
Joniar a woodsman suffered a fractured left leg and head bruises after a car horn frightened him Tuesday at 8:30 near the Smetit port road. Driver J R Mount of Warren brought the injured man to Community hospital. A 32 year old companion Pok lov was arrested on suspicion as an alien by state police corporal Marcus White during the investigation.
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Marcus White
State Police
Kane Child Dies of Rare Disease in Kane
Elwond Anderson, nine, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, died at Community Hospital from acute sympathetic leukemia. The illness surfaced after school closed in June. he was admitted July 21. Parents, two brothers survive. Funeral arrangements to be announced tomorrow. Paul Raynor of Brockton, N.Y., visited last evening and left for Oil City.
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Kane
Elwond Anderson
Jonh ‘Anderson
Clarendon Man Held for Wild Driving
Clarendon resident Albert Zimmerman was arraigned before Justice T. Richard Evans on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. He waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the September term of court under a $500 bond. Zimmerman was arrested Monday.
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Sohatale
Jackom Ritz Road
Ritchie
Old Insurance Company Founding in Philadelphia 1750
The Presbyterian Ministers fund in Philadelphia, founded in 1750, is noted as the oldest existing life insurance company in the United States.
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Old Insurance Company
Philadéphia
Aas
Insurance Enmony
Dibedt Stat
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