Electric Aids Transform Farm Use In 1930s Practice
Washington reports a wide adoption of electric power by farmers, powering light, cooling, insect control, and even egg storage. The Rural Electrification Administration notes farmers becoming multi skilled operators, using electricity for pumping, heating, refrigeration, and poultry management. A long honor roll lists hundreds of students across local schools, with detailed credit lists for each grade and school, including many named pupils and teachers.
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Washington
Agnertéan
Mie Wentry
Ruysal
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Virginia
Iso
REA
Varlyud
Triby Ae
Ralph & Dewey
Harding School
Graee
Doris Toalistle
Carl Duh
Robert Owens
Maury June Mozelle
Barbara Ann Clark
Beverly Mhicks
Barbara Kovach
Dorih Doolit~ He
Mary Anni Conadlo
Milton Dah
John Muller
Evelyn Clark
Kret Glark
Marjorie Gorinz
Lotta Bonztee
Tohn Morrison
Virginia Young
Mary Butters
Harriet Cavhers
Marilyn Curry
Beverly Englan
Lawrence Morton
William Scott
Myrtle Armitage
Richard Gates
Nancy Hammond
Phyllis Houghton
Charles Kennedy
Jeanne Larson
Phyllis McCray
Donald Mosher
Forest Rickers
John House
Martha Spaulding
Jack Taylor
Mildred Young
Evelyn Sheeley
Honor Rol
Flcerence Beckwith
Anita Briggs
Jen Cass
Virginia Drulke
Mildred Hurburt
Helen Davis
Donald Dickinson
Hillen Coastgill
Burton Jourdet
Onett
Ta Williams
Harry Phillips
Shirley Perkins
Orpha F. Crosscut
Earl Bailey
Gail Davis
Esther Goodwill
Joy’d Goodwill
Harold Goodwill
Elaine Haight
Rober
Buntbert
Frederic McEtown
Anna May Patterson
Josephine Pei
Antoinette Baresi
Farm Management Meetings Planned
Extension representative BL Moffitt of Pennsylvania State College will discuss farm management and balancing operations based on 20 years of study. Meetings are set at Thinbora Vocational School Thursday February 20 at 1 30 PM, Girard Thursday February 20 at 740 PM, Union City Grange Hall Friday February 21 at 3 PM.
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BL. Moffitt
Pennsylvania State College
State of
Pennsylvania
Moffitt
Haye Beer
Thinbora Vocational School
Believe County Aims to Clear Bills in Nine Years
Controller Harvey MeWiad says the county can wipe indebtedness by 1945 by retiring outstanding bonds. Projected payments include 1997 884,507 1988 426 UGA 18D 4ITAL IMU 382,002 and others. plan envisions reducing bonded debt to about one million this year with final payoff in 1944 and 1945.
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Harvey ME
Putlevna
Tide County
Eusk
UGA
Thoee Ponns Hive Beer
Kyle
Ollce
Beekeepers Meet Feb 21 in Erie Extension Office
The Erie County Beekeepers Association will hold its annual meeting Friday February 21 at 1 20 p m in the Agricultural Extension Office Court House Erie Extension Apiarist B J Anderson from Penn State will discuss winter and spring management and the role of bees in pollination A four reel film on bee life history from the UT Department of Agriculture will be shown Also listed are enrollment and credit names from area students and honorees
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Erie County Beekeepers Association
Court House
Erie
B.J. Anderson
Pennsylvania State College
Department of Agriculture
4000 Farm Fatalities Annually Warn Officials
Harrisburg February 14 Warke ac culants reveal more than four thousand U.S. farm deaths each year. Secretary J Huncell French urges a united effort to educate farmers and apply industrial accident prevention to farming. He cites avoidable causes such as animals, faulty machinery, explosions, and hazardous equipment, stressing personal care and safer practices.
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Harrisburg
J. Huncell French
Agriculties
Bvendt
Bovine tuberculosis nearly wiped out in Pennsylvania
In 1685 the Bureau of Animal Industry and Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture tested thousands of herds and cattle for tuberculosis. Investigators reported 15,029 infected animals, with Pennsylvania hosting 182,233 heifers and 1,489,050 cattle under supervision. Eight counties remain without modified accredited counts. Separately, in Montreal Chinatown police uncovered an elaborate tunnel system linking 15 buildings used to move stolen goods during a vid.
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Harrisburg
Bureau of Animal Industry
Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
Berks,Bucks
Chester
Delaware
Lancaster
Lebanon
Montgomery
Philadelphia
Chinatown
Montreal
Motorists Not Required To Use Chains On Tires
Harrisburg report quotes John T. Kelly explaining Pennsylvania vehicle code allows chains for safety but does not require them. Five cross chains maximum in use, emergency muund-hooks cautioned as unsafe, risk of wheel spin and road damage if misapplied. Kelly urges motorists to fit adequate cross chains when conditions warrant.
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Harrisburg
Fen
Erining
Kelly
Baby on Hold as Storm Rages in Harris Home
In a rain battered March, Helen awaits the birth of her baby while Walter stays by her side. The hospital rush, nurse Miss Frederick, and Stella’s scandal loom as Walter contemplates Stella’s crisis and the family braces for another wakeful night.
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Helen
Dirk
Irene
Anton
Marie
Grove
Warner
Miss
Walser
Evericks
Walter
Felen
Hormr
Stella
Jerry
Agaln
Agnes
Stella de
Stell Walter
Ethel
Wistavia Mico
Stells
Rotter
Elen
Toigne
Freds Cheke
Nerhaus
Darling
Hendy
Walton
Wallen
Nini
Len Helen
Dirke
Arrane
Tonorrow
Winn
Snow Mike Predurile
Johnston
Alan
Chen Anton
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Fairview
Helen Fordyce
Leacher
Mary Ann Dimick
Mary Maglianditi
Joseph Catalfu
Jean Mould
Robet
Corbin
Mavis Joseph
Phyllis Riel
Concord
Lowise Mountain Ber
My Mor
Ty Helliivent
Momor Holle
Ali Arinitaun
Maxine Gregory
Dorothy Huntley
Maghelm Jostley
Cyedit
Lista
Grew Crum
Bosw Tlehynie
Wendel Huites
Bata Kindacy
Mei Fin
Ateay Mpa
Statias Beully
Envies
Pheohall
Gnade
Bertha D. Meteny
Taivashiniit
Manor Bell
Maxwell Brown
Mary Stebeuua Coegan
Howard Joy
Katherine Splermosn
Credit Lint
Phyilla Truitt Hoenes
Thun Roac
Tayalyn Sphon
Philly “Whitehead
Miss Ranney
Miss Andérson
Beryl Minis
Norman Lamners
Marjorie Owans
Rough Flosdaly Greil
List—ieanne May — Brooke
Mary Chireuxto
Giadys Craker
William — Tuva
Dorothy Kessur
Mattovis Ohya
Neil Smits
Warton Spicer
Jack Spiesman
Ming Mary Anderson
Marie Brooks
Elizabeth Rantiey
Honor Ball
Marie Bjarquist
Grant Cogan
Walter Dampfall
Mary Hryniewich
Robert Marsh
Mary—Asa Merrick
William Noxon
Barbara Orn
Walter Peake
Alma Swanson
Martha Wallace
Crelit Lisl
William Beduze
Barbara Boland
Sam Catal
Jeanette Clark
Frank Duma
Hannah Hallett
Doris Lindsey
Ruth Lindsley
Gladys Lindberg
Hazel Marsh
Warren Millex
Lealhia Anderson
Doris Bergman
Aviumy Colby
Richard Dearing
Martha Bist
Ralph Foster
Mary Graham
Margaret Hateht
Daniel Kamber
Lillian Kelsey
Phyllis Lyons
John Morton
Credit
Berniece Brooks
Phyllis Crakar
Gertrude Crowell
Donald Carlson
Robert Grice
Jamea Malue
Atels Martowitz
Dovgian Mushar
Narathy Patterson
Lewis Radecki
Ruth Nagdi
Mary
Thomas Grewnt
Gene Hosbrouck
Mary Hy Hillstrain
Phyllis
Lindsley
Frances
Lyman
Marth Mount
Robert Parl
Edinboro
Girard
Union City
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
J Corry
Penn
Wm Equipment Institute
Haplemont Leal Sy
Nwife
Eens
Sam
Lori
Tieton
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