Pennsylvania peach growers plan August to September campaign
The Appalachian Apple Service and state officials map a broad drive to move Pennsylvania peaches to home markets from mid August into early September. About 2,300,000 bushels from Pennsylvania are expected this season, led by Adams Franklin Berks and Lehigh counties. Elberta peaches dominate, with Hale’s, South Havens and Belles of Georgia also in demand.
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Associated Press
Aarisborg
Penn- Silvania
Penn
Appalachian Apple Service
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Attershey
State Department of Agriculture
State Chain Store Council
Appalachian
Adams
Franklin
South
Cory Schools Final Accounting Report Overview
Cory schools filed final accounting showing a treasury balance of 4,667.20 at year end. The report, prepared by the office of Prothonotary, notes receipts totaling 78,000 for teacher salaries and related expenditures. Some text appears garbled, but figures indicate a modest year end balance amid district spending.
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Trie
Cory
Catence A
Backache and leg pains may be danger signs
Readable text notes that backache and leg pains could signal kidney trouble. The fragment mentions symptoms to watch and urges medical consultation if such pains persist, highlighting early warning signs and health vigilance.
Erie county officials dispute city plots sales plan
County commissioners charged city officials with misleading the public about county court test cases. They cited three test cases, two ruled illegal and one for further action. The city’s method was said to risk taxes and mortgage rights, with no clear title or proper notice to mortgagees.
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Erie
Aug
Wedgesdag
S. John Morrow
Payette County
Payex
Miegal
Filmer J. Evans
Tyce
Funeral Services for Mrs Fannie Bevins
Funeral services in memory of Mrs. Fannie Bevins, who died recently, were held at Spitzer funeral parlors in Clymer North Carolina yesterday afternoon. Attending were Mr and Mrs Edward Foster, Mr and Mrs Waller Foster, Mr and Mrs Irwin Foster of Corry, Mr and Mrs J DeMilis, Mr and Mrs H Archer of Titusville, Mr and Mrs F Peterson of Prantedin, and Mr and Mrs K Pitt and May H Johnson of Spring Creek.
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Tunera
Fannie Bevins
Spitzer
Clymer
N. C
Strondt
Edward Foster
Waller Foster
Irwin Foster
Corry
J &, DeMilis
H Archer
Titusville
F ©. Peterson
Prantedin
K. Pitt
May. H. Johnson
Spring Creek
660 Miles of Rural Roads Improved With State Aid
Harrisburg AMET reports from the Department of Highways show second class townships plan nearly 660 miles of rural road work this season with state funds totaling about 4.2 million dollars. More than 1.02 million comes from the Motor Fund, with 1.03 million from township funds and 189,909 from counties. The period runs January 1 to July 18, covering 586 projects including WPA sponsored work in most counties. Chester, Lancaster, Bradford, Schuylkill, and Dauphin lead in state-funded construction. State funds go to 558.74 miles of files, 3.65 miles reconstruction, 9.28 miles widening, 2.10 miles new roads, 87.22 miles resurfacing, and 17 bridges.
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Harrisburg
Tin —Department—of Highways
Hough
Gill
Delaware
Union
Chester
Lancaster
Bicky
Hradford
Schuylkill
Juniata
Mercer
Dauphin
Luzerne
York
Department
Adams Urges Forty Mile Speed Limit
Harrisburg August 7 Lyrin G Adams commissioner of the Pennsylvania state police urged a nationwide 40 mile per hour speed limit to conserve gasoline for defense. The veteran officer said the lower limit would cut fuel use and save thousands of lives. Pennsylvania’s current limit is 50 miles with other states at 25 to 60.
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Harrisburg
Lyrin G. Adams
Pennsylvania
America
Adamy
Othe
Japs Say 0 5 Fear in Pacific Unfounded
Informed sources say Japan will weigh any further action in southeastern Asia cautiously as focus remains on Malaya. Russian moves in Siberia alarm Tokyo more than southwest developments, with reports of 800000 troops and a large naval bomber concentration at Visdivostol.
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Ins
Malaya
Japan
Asia
Siberia
Visdivostol
Kingsley Suffers Amputation In Farm Harvest Accident
Hal Kingsley, 69, lost his left foot when a tractor harvester lunged forward after he jumped to clear a path for a horse. The machine cut its foot cleanly. his brother-in-law William Fuller assisted, and Guy H. Kingsley helped move him to Franklin Hospital. Kingsley’s recovery appeared likely.
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Prankian
Hal Kingsley
Oak Crowe
Dempseytown
Kingsley
Shen
Pitt
William Fuller
Franklin Resident Stranded in Europe
Franklin resident Harold Green, long in European fields, has been unable to secure visa approvals after months in Hungary. A cable from Istanbul received by his wife and child in Franklin offers greetings while delays and a round-about route via the Red Sea, Indian Ocean, and the Pacific are reportedly his path home.
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Franklin
Hope
Harold Green
Bram
Tetanbul
Turkey
Green
Hungary
Red Sea
Indian Ocean
Pacific
Household Goods 57 For Sage Combination Library Table
Beaverdam seller Mrs. Bert Bowen offers a sage combination library table and sijeboard. Includes bookpane style, sturdy build, affordable price for curbside pickup. Interested buyers may contact Beaverdam address for inspection and purchase details.
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Bert Bowen
Beaverdam
Buffalo Livestock Prices and Market Report
Hogs 100 head up to 10 cents higher with 200 lb to 230 lb rail runs at 11.60 to 11.60 and up. 250 lb butchers 11.25. calves and vealers higher to 13.50. Cattle steady to lower with various grades quoted. cows 5.00 to 6.00. yearlings around 12.60. spring lambs up about 0.95. Pittsburgh produce overseen with mixed fruit and vegetables. New York stocks show feeble day, mixed prices.
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Buffalo
New Year Program Promises Strong Race for Teams and Fans
A chaotic OCR fragment hints at a community event featuring basketball and awards, naming local teams, a trophy, and winter festivities. Mentions Eye Courter Yall and DiMagg fear in a celebratory context with planned honors and public participation.
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Rogram
Eyile
Byaini
Fragmented OCR Note on Ques Mao in Sova
Fragmented text from a historical page mentions a question about Mao in Sova and a potential solution. It references numbers and names but remains unclear. The readable bits hint at a race or event involving a court, perhaps a national shipment and a plan or place.
Athletics News Roundup From Brooklyn Baseball Game
Fragmented OCR text describes a Brooklyn game involving pitchers and players such as Mike Ryba and Rip Sewell. Mentions of batters, a double, a hit and a run appear amid garbled lines about teams and an athletic event. Includes names like Dvor and Pate in a brief, unclear sports snapshot.
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Vestei
Mike Ryba
Jageio
Vane
Rip Sewell
Irby
Soci
Tnine
Brookly
Brooklyn
Raoter
Pate
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Arthur Scouten
Spartansburg
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