Pennsylvania Farm Show Draws Record Attendance Amid Blizzard
Harrisburg reports over a quarter million people viewed the 20th annual Pennsylvania Farm Show exhibits despite a blizzard and subzero weather. Attendance ranged from 5,000 on Monday to 75,000 on Wednesday, totaling about 250 000 for the week. The event featured a horse show with 100 commercial exhibitors and numerous livestock breeders turned away for lack of space.
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Lloyd L. Eqwers
United Press
Sta
Harrisburg
J. Hansell Stench
Harrisburg Horse Show Association
Young
Bid
French
Farm Calendar Timely Reminders from Penn State Agriculture
Timely tips on poultry feeding to maintain weight with a mix of ground yellow corn oats and condensed milk, grape pruning systems focusing on cane fruiting types, using super phosphate in cow stables, buying lawn seed in fall, installing automatic drinking fountains to save labor, and the spread of low cost lime amid new agricultural lime sources.
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Penn State Agronomists
Leaning Bridge Puzzles Grind Coulee Dam Site
The east set of the state highway bridge over the Cohumibin River has tilted about H degrees. Federal bridge experts have been sent to study the situation at the site near Wesh-Pisa, known for its Leaning Tower-like formation in the area.
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Couler Dam
Pisa
Cohumibin
Ancient frescoes revealed in Sofia cathedral during unveiling
Ancient frescoes dating to the early medieval era were uncovered beneath recent paint at Kiev’s Sophia Cathedral. Art experts describe rediscovered panels as significant for medieval religious art, drawing attention to stylistic features and regional influence.
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Sophia
Kiev
Clymer Dairymen Meet in Big Annual Session
The Clymer Local of the Dairymen's League Co operative Association held its annual session in Clymer with a large turnout. Directors Grout and Strabecke spoke, an oyster dinner was served, and officers were re elected. The meeting included roll call, committee appointments, and an afternoon address by Ernest Strabecke. Community church notices and local club activities filled the day with programs, birthdays, and upcoming events.
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Guysinr
Clymer
Dalrymen’s League Co-operative Association
James Gravink
William van Erden Presid
George Legters
Ed Healink
Ralph Pitt
James Gravitd
Walter Grovers
Trving Cudy
M. Grant
Ute
Ernest Strobeck
William van Birden
O. Church
Albert Bensinit
John Tecroney
Abbe Reformed
G. Timmer
Kingdom of God
C. E. Toote
C. E. Will
Teywalke
Clu
Luella Cordia
Grace Spitzer
Sing Sing
Charley Ross
Winifred Christensen
Ifie Ruslink
Vera Lictiss
Christensen
Methodist Church Sunday School
Phipps
Mission Society
Myrtle Gallup
Galup
Winfred Christensen
Myrtle Galli
Clas
Leela
Damedy Jones
The
American Legion
Carlyle Neckers
Gilbert Ton
Methodiat Episcopal Art United Brethrcn
North Clydel
Joy & Ahlon
Margaret Joshua
Silsver Creek
Dlosina
Elmer Croscutt
Norman Graser
Buffalo
Marion Gating
Glenn Waite
Falconer
William Voorbuts
Mayville
Gallupsiouire
Mhursiay
Young Women's Mission Band
Abbe Church
Garret Hobink
Ed Holthouse
Habak
Habtuk
Gleason Hill
Lp. m
Holthouse
Harold Ten Haken
Loren Beckerink
Richard
Garret Austin
Jay Tenpras
Bie
Anna Neckers
Harry Schermerhorn
Westfield
Arthur Schermerhorn
Fred Keon
Amy Newhouse
Shirley Sehruers
Anna Necklers
Bobbie Wassinkehi
Pennsylvania Agriculture Output Highlights State Returns
Harrisburg report cites Secretary J Hansell French noting Pennsylvania ranks high in crops. It lists potatoes apples hay peaches and other crops with national standing and states value of farm crops rising sixty percent from 1932 to 1936 While cash income in 1935 is estimated near 225 million dollars the note emphasizes livestock and livestock products account for much of farm revenue.
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Harrisburg
Tecorra Cor
Vasily Austin
Pennsylvania
J. Hansell French
French
Forester Will Discuss Maple Products Here
BT Murphy extension forester of Pennsylvania State College will lead a series on maple products and wood finishing. Meetings are set for next Tuesday and Wednesday at 1 30 pm in the county town area with demonstrations at local farms and a gas setting display at Fred Hopson’s Tintin City farm. Moscow now has six universities and 100000 students, plus 99 technical schools with 37000 students. Toledo newsboys learned trades through the Toledo Newsboys Association, rising from 700 participants in 1929 to 2066 last year.
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Murphy
Pennsylvania State Galleys
I Exie
Loom Municipal
A. C. Harwood
Wallsheg
Willield
Fred Hopson
Tintin City
Toledo
Toledo, Nowaboys
Lilac Rebekah Lodge
Nmbers
le Rebekan Lodge
Lottsville
H. J. Phillips
Hessie Hawkins
Lakewood
Matie Phillips
Hawkins
J. C. Manwaring
Core Polley
Frani Crosby
Main Street
Dorothy Tillotson
Allegheny College
F. J. Crowe
Som Martin
Jamestown
Pat
Margaret Crowe
M. Wall
Warren County
Elle
Ivan Hawkins
Lawrence Scholton
Irene
Aldora
Manwaring
Familly
Cora Polley
Groves
Lcotsville
Leon Cable
S.J. Cas
Roy Filey
Panama
Ted
Charles Goodrich
Vincent
Corry
Ivan
Roads Impassable In Bear Lake Vicinity
In Bear Lake area, all roads are impassable, delaying travel to school in Louisville. Residents endure frigid conditions for two nights to shield homes from damage as community members report widespread disruptions and ongoing repairs.
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Bear Lake
Louisville
Thuysday
I. C
Pentima High School
Hugh Malloy
North Clymer
Erie WPA fund at risk if city delays approval
Erie officials face possible loss of a $75,000 WPA fund as state and city authorities must hurry to submit municipal projects for approval. Mayor Charles R. Batter was informed by Bernard Cochran, WPA Director, that a looming deadline could cut the grant if submissions are not made soon.
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Anus
Dan
Water Commissioners
Tancine Wea
Tse
WPA
Charles R. Batter
Bernard Cochran
Gulvice
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Fragment
Fragmented OCR puzzle clues list with numerous typos and garbled entries. Reads across and down numbers, partial words, and misrecognized names. Contains references to classic literature and random terms, alternating with unclear phrases and punctuation.
Civil Service Board Meeting Notice at Corry Pa
J L Spoilman Civil Service Board announces a meeting at Corry Municipal Building on February 1 1986 at 10 oclock A M for examinations of Fire and Health Departments applicants. Application blanks available at City Clerk office until January 30 1986 and must be filed by February 1 1986 at 9 oclock.
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Civil Service Board
City of
Corry
Police Department
W. W. Graham
Fire and Health Departments
City Cleri'a
V, W, Graham
H, J, Sheen
Ly Spissman
Unclear fragmentary sports and event note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions places and people in a jumbled form with no coherent event or outcome. Reading shows scattered names and dates that do not form a complete report or identifiable action.
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