Farm tenancy to lose bulge started in ’33
Washington Aug 26 Government farm lending agencies estimate they slowed the rise in tenancy by more than 60 percent in the past year. The Farm Security Administration through Federal Land Banks and plan to lend farmers about 75 million dollars in the year started July 1 to back payments on 25 000 farms. Tenancy rose 40 000 a year between 1935 and 1937. Officials said the figure was about the same in 1966 and 1937. They estimate 48 out of every 100 farmers till land with no equity. The Farm Credit Administration says it helps nearly 2 000 farmers climb to land ownership each month. The FDA has financed 55 000 farm purchases since its 1995 creation. The 12 Federal Land Banks advanced 130 000 000 long term loans to enable purchases. Despite lower farm prices the demand for loans to own land remains strong, about as heavy as any time since the upswing began in 1985. FP Hill PCA deputy governor said.
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Washington
Farm Credit Administration
Federal Housing Administration
FDA
Congress
Hill
PCA
Niagara flagship to be rebuilt with federal funds
Brushed by authorities in Brice and Wallace McClure of the State Department will visit the Niagara remains on the Put-In-Bay peninsula around September 8 or 9 for the 126th anniversary of the Battle of Lake Erie. Mayor Barber was notified of the planned visit as state officials seek federal support for reconstruction. In Toledo, only 12 percent of 67,000 names are vacant per the latest census survey.
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Niagara
BRIE
U. S. S. Niagara
Oliver Hazard Perry
Lake Erie
Wallace McClure
United States Department of State
MecCline
Department of State
Put-In-Bay
Sandusky
Ohio
Charles IR. Barber
Toledo
San Cura Ointment Promotes Quick Healing After Minor Injuries
An old advertisement urges immediate antiseptic care with SAN-CURA OINTMENT for minor burns bruises and skin irritations. It promotes cleanup with San Cura Soap and claims fast healing and infection prevention, noting availability at drug stores.
Boost Corry sign painted on building in city campaign
The Golden Rule Club funds a large mural on the Payne block wall facing Main and Center streets. Donald Wharton of Spring Creek did the painting, cost borne by the club. The sign proclaims Corry as a progressive city with images praising women churches factories water and rail facilities. The effort includes thousands of folders for distribution next week as part of a broader publicity drive.
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Golden Rule Club
Payne
Baxt ‘Malin Street
Donald Wharton
Spring Creel
Jair
Corry
Elc
Casler and Tripp Family Reunions Reported in North Carolina
The first annual Casler reunion took place at Lakeside Park Mayville with about seventy relatives attending a noon dinner and business session. Afternoon activities included swimming and sports, with ice cream and cake at four. The next Casler gathering is planned for 1939. The ninth annual Tripp family reunion at D Q Tripp's home on August 21 included many relatives. a noon lunch, followed by a business meeting, games, and singing, with cream and cake at four. Officers for the year were elected: President Mrs Cox, Vice President Guy Darling, Secretary and Treasurer Pauline Tripp, Historian L Jules, Lunch Committee C Williams and L Cox, Program Committee Mrs Cox, C Cox, L Jukes, and C Williams. No births or marriages were reported for the past year.
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Casler
Lakeside Park
Mayville
N. C
D. ©. Tripp
D. Q.tripp
D. Q. Tripp
Guy Darling
Celesta, Williams
Spring Creek
Frank Wilcox
West Spring Creek
Clarence Cox
Roy Taylor
Coray
Ross Jukes
Ethel Jukes
Columbus
Inla Scholten
Pine Vallley
Charles Lawrence
North Weast
Cox
Guy
Mrs Dean Delights Corry With Music Tea At Findley Lake
Music lovers at Findley Lake N Y enjoyed a rare program by Mrs Corinne Dean a Warren soloist with pianist Mrs Frances Ristan at Mayflower Lodge the Lillian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church sponsored the event Guests numbered about 80 with encores given and tea served afterward The item also recalls the 1797 Cisalpine republic and notes the 10th annual reunion set for the third Sunday in August 1987 at the same location
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Corry
Findley Lake
N. Y
Corinne Dean
Warren
Frances Ristan
Mayflower Lodge
Mi Ater
Cy" Rafter
Lillian Guild
Emmanuelpiscopal Church
Rafter
Pickets Placed At Canneries In Chantaliaqua County
Pickets set at the gates of canneries in Chantaliqua county after a Portland Fruit Growers Association meeting seeking at least 12 dollars per ton for tomatoes. Redwing plant is Fredonia. other plants offered 4 dollars per ton for Grade One and 3.5 dollars for Grade Two. Growers argue costs from inspection labor and fertilizer prevent gains beyond 7 to 8 dollars per ton. Only Welch, North East, and Rod McLean Co. have offered 12 dollars net so far. Produces Cyrano de Bergerac by Benoit Constant Coquelin is noted.
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Dunkirk
Canory
Chantaliqua
Portland Fruit Growers’ Co Hiierative Association
Portland
Fredonia
Dily
Welch and
North East
Rod McLean Company
Kane Institutes Set Dates For Teachers Meetings
Kane Aug 25 McKean countys teachers plan annual institute at Smethport September 22 and 23 to discuss school problems. Elk countys institute at Sageway October 27 and 28. Warren countys event at Warren November 18 and 18. Pennsylvania prepares statewide meetings for all 63 767 teachers.
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Kane
Ers
Department of Public Instruction
Elk County
Sageway
Warren County
Warren
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Italy
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Pier Choi
Graham Crackers
Boston Blue
Eyermara
Journal
Classinea
Callarite Lindsley's
Frank B. Davis
East Main Street
Thomas Motor Company
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J. Curtis
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North Center Street
F. Powers
West Bend Street
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Glymer
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Marion
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A’lon Grill
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