Farmers Join Co-Ops to Be Assured More Profit
Farmers increasingly form co operatives to buy inputs at lower prices and market outputs for better prices. The article outlines two main types co operatives marketing and purchasing and notes extensive federal backing and rising membership across the United States.
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Meadec
Monroe
United Press State
Washington
AAA
Farm Credit Administration
Roosevelt
Europe
L. Co-operative Marketing
United States
Hot Springs National Park history note emerges
Hot Springs was not made a national park until 1921. The federal government reset forty seven hot springs there in 1832 to prevent exploitation of waters.
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Hot Springs National Park
Hot Springs
Carter Hill notes 4 H girls rally and local gatherings
Aug 7 report from Carter Hill recounts 4 H girls attending Waterford Round-up with a picnic by clubs, visits by Mrs J Mitchell and Mrs Snapp, and local families hosting guests. News covers reunions, remodels by Patruska and Linski, Beaverdam picnic attendance, and citizenship classes led by Miss Bess Merrick at Five Corners town house.
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Carter Hill
Mitchell
North East
Sidney Snapp
R. C. Snapp
Cleveland
Edgar Miller
Spartansburg
Hazen Follett
Waterford
Harry Slye
Haxen Pollet
Carl Adams
Isabella Snapp
Crede Snapp
C. W. Weatherbee
J. Moltett
Atherton
Houghton
N. Y
Caneadea
Walconer
N.Y
C. J. Mitchel
George Patruska
Steve Linski
Beaverdam
Thomas Ackerman
Pittsburgh
D. B. Lundquist
Clarence Slye
Glenn Kapple
Cottage Hill
John Sly
William Slye
Velitis
Walter Bloss
Llter
Frank Adams
Wasson
Gold Dust Reclaimed After Mint Move
Ottawa officials plan a post move gold hunt at the Royal Mint to reclaim dust scattered by smoke and furnace gases. Thousands of dollars worth of gold particles are expected to be recovered from walls and floors of the old quarters after cleaning and dust sifting.
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Ottawa
Royal Mint
Boy Drowns in Allegheny at Oil City
In Oil City on August 6 10 year old James Rovin son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Robinson of 351/2 West Fourth Street drowned in the Allegheny river after the boat he rode sank. Charles Richards of 20 East First Street testified he tried to rescue his playmate but could not reach him.
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Owl City
James Rovinson
Clarence Robinson
West Fourth Street
Allegheny River
Charles Richards
East First Street
Robinson
Woman bank clerk from Kane bank arrested on embezzlement
A 28 year old Kane County bank clerk Alva B. Johnson waived a preliminary hearing on charges of embezzling funds from Kane Trust and Sayings Bank. G Vogel state banking examiner filed counts of embezzlement falsification of bank records and issuing a dien with intent to injure and defraud. Bond set at 4090 dollars. Shortage cited at 9300 dollars.
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Marin
Kane Trust and Sayings Bank
G. ©. Vogel
State Banking Examiner
Alva B. Johnson
Justic of the Peace
Emil Stenger
Kane County
Angi
Whhfididaeh
J.J. Allison
Elevator blamed as fatal plant accident occurs
At the Buffalo Waste Paper Co plant on Germain Street a jury found the freight elevator faulty after Joseph Lubiejewski, 19, was crushed while being raised to the second floor. Fellow worker James Casey, 25, testified he shouted to Lubiejewski to drop a wrench as the lift ascended.
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Alig. T
Joseph Lubiejewski
Buffalo Waste Paper Co
Germer
Germain Street
James Casey
Chestnnut Street
Lubiejewski
Casey
Ws G. Stroble
Joe
Officers of U B Church Named
The United Brethren Church elected its officers and committees for the conference year at the final Official Board session last evening. New officers include church treasurer Lyle R. Thomas benevolence treasurer Mrs. George Akam and official board secretary Mrs. Hugh Mosher. The class stewards listed are Lyle Chase Leo McGaughey J B Johnson and several others with the finance and music committees named.
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Church of the United Brethren ‘N Christ
Lyle R. Thomas
George Akam
Leo Motaughey
Mra
Hugh Mosher
Raymond Cathern
Lyle Chase
Leo McGaughey
J.B. Johnson
Carl Henton
E. E. Bush
John Banks
Leon VanTassel
Harley Banks
Willian Hulfast
Lyle Thomas
Walter Keppel
R.H. VanTassel
George Strigler Dies in Hamot Hospital
Funeral services for George Strigler, former Corry and Erie restaurant operator, will be held at Dana Hanley funeral parlors in Erie Saturday morning. Interment will be at Lakeside Cemetery, Erie, with Rev. George Verdanias of Jamestown officiating. He died in Hamot Hospital, Erie, Thursday morning from pneumonia after a period in failing health. He is survived by his wife, two sons, and two daughters living in Corry and Erie, with other relatives and friends.
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George Strigler
Corry
Erie
Hamut Hospital
Dana, Hanley
Lakeside Cemetery
Rey
George Verdanias
Jamestown
Erie Hospital
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Pilllar
Trrenthon
W. I Myers
Farm Credit
Donaldson
the Federal Deposit Ins. Corp
Washington, D.C
Allegheny
Oil City
Kane Bank
Kane Trust Bank
Witners
Edstores
Hamburg
Milwaukee
Boston Blues
Nash
LaFayette
John Wiggers
F.o.b
Corry, Pa
U. B. Church
Hamot Hospital
Bettes Company, Inc
DuBois, Pa
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