Drouth Testing Seeds At Minnesota Farm School
A drought tester at the University of Minnesota farm school applies controlled heat humidity wind and light to seeds and tree seedlings to study drought resistance. The device speeds data collection, revealing storage effects on trees and identifying harmful treatments and sprays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sv. Paul
Dun. Ana
University of Minnesota Farm School
Northwest
Hardy J. Shirley
U. S. Forest Experiment Station
University Farm
Canada
Red Sea Valley
United States
Death of Mrs Mary Keleher in Corry at 73
Mrs Mary Keleher 73 of 604 West Washington street died at home last evening after a month of illness and two weeks of serious condition. Widow of John J Keleher she lived in Corry all her life and is survived by two daughters Relph Foster and Rita Keleher, a son Franke Keleher, four grandchildren, and a brother James Malloy of Cleveland. She was a member of Gerry Branch No 5 L C B A and St Thomas church. The body is at Bratken Keating funeral home and services are scheduled for Wednesday at 9:30 at St Thomas church, with interment in St Thomas cemetery. Friends may visit the funeral home.
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Mary Keleher
West
Washington Street
Keleher
John J. Keleher
Corry
Relph Foster
Rita Keleher
Franke Keleher
Jack
Jean
Ralph Jr
Elaine Foster
James Malloy
Cleveland
Keleber
Gerry
St. Thomas Church
Bratken-Keating
SL. ‘Thomas Cemetery
Heavy Deficit Faces State Budget Battle Looms
Governor George H. Parle shifts to shaping a 1987-39 budget aiming for over 100 million in appropriations. He orders department heads to trim 5 to 10 percent to balance without new taxes, amid forecasted deficits for the period ending May 1. State receipts show a 29 million shortfall, with Republican estimates suggesting a 52 million gap and calls for economical government.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
George H. Parle
Emanda
Marle
Regar Assembly
Charles A. Waters
Yeaterday
Duyle
Perry
Blair
Republican State Committee
Increase in Pennsylvania Direct Relief Totals in Week
State Emergency Relief Board shows 148 824 cases representing 449 835 persons under care, with a 2 888 rise in the week ending January 16. Net 15 092 increase since late November linked to seasonal private employment declines. Philadelphia leads with 826 new cases, Allegheny 490, Erie 241, Northumberland 109. Direct relief expenditures reach 1 069 452.60, up 24 008.60 from the prior week.
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Penn’a
Pennsylvania
State Emergency Relief Board
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Erie
North Amberlard
Luzerne County
Giant Bell Chiotth Monastery in Japan’s Jado sect
The main temple complex of the Jado sect, erected in 1639, ranks among Japan’s largest temples. Nearby belfry houses a 1633 Dade bell, second largest in the country, standing 12 feet tall, 9 feet wide, and weighing 74 tons.
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Japan
Favor Increases in Hunting Licenses From Pennsylvania
In Wilkes Barre area, sportsmen favor a 60 cent rise in Pennsylvania Trilling hunting licenses to create a fund for additional hunting preserves. The Northeastern Division of the Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen adopted the resolution and will present it to the state federation next month for consideration.
In Memoriam Thayer Woodin McGray 1933 Remembered
In sad loving memory of Thayer Woodin McGray who passed away January 26 1933. Just when your life seemed the sweetest dust when your years were the best You were called from this world to a Home of eternal rest. My lips cannot tell how I miss you My heart cannot tell what to say God alone knows how I miss you From Mother Elva W NeGray.
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Thayer Woodin McGray
Elva W. NeGray
Stewart left $60,000 estate in will filing
Sidney V. Stewart, vice president and general manager of Ajax Tron Works, died at his home on West Smith Street. The probate filing shows an estate of 60,000 with a 1,000 bequest to cousin Mary Turker. Widow Abbie Stewart receives one half of the remainder, with the other half split between brother James B. Stewart and sisters Elizabeth Stewart and Mary G. Broad.
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Sidney V. Stewart
Ajax Tron Works
Hig Homse
West Smith Street
Ben F. Swartz
Register of Wills
Mary Turker
Morisville
N.Y
Abbbie Stewart
James B. Stewart
Elizabeth Stewart
Mary .G. Broad
Gas incident forces Lausanne workers to flee in panic
Clouds of gas leaked from the laboratory of an experimental chemist sparking a rush of Lausanne businessmen and office workers into the streets. No fatalities reported, several persons treated for burns.
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Lausanne
Pennsylvania Reports Unpaid Appropriations Reach 171 Million
Harrisburg June reports show Pennsylvania holding over 171 million dollars in unpaid appropriation liabilities as of the first 18 months of the fiscal period ending December 1. The treasurer notes 101.8 million tied to unemployment relief, the largest such outlay in state history, with a cash balance of 35.7 million at the start and 12 million at the end of the period. Receipts include 109.2 million in normal revenues, 61.1 million from emergency relief taxes, 94.9 million from tax anticipation notes, 9.6 million from federal funds, and 8.0 million from tuition and fees. Positive outlook cites liquor profits and tobacco tax gains as strong喘 factors for the coming year.
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Harrisbung
Pennsylvania
Charles A. Watars
Commonwealth
Oakmont flood wall project begins with budget
James B. Kessel of Allegheny WPA announced a $169,000 project to build a flood wall protecting Oakmont borough from rising waters. Materials and supplies will cost about 935. wages for about 11 workers will be paid by the Works Progress Administration.
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Sy United
Pittsburgh
James B. Kessel
Allegheny
Oujly
WPA
Gusliye Tiat World
Oakwill
Alu
Afisu
Kesnenli
County approves $300,000 loan for county operations
County commissioners directed Controller Harvey M. Williams to borrow 300000 immediately to fund county government until early June. Bids will be received until 11 04 a m Friday February 11. funds hoped by December 1 to meet mid month payrolls. Major bills are delayed until the loan is received with repayment aimed soon after August 1.
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Harvey M. Willia
Wills
Fatally Hurt While Repairing Car Tire in Cunwenaville
Quibarimueld Pennsylvania Jun 25 1926 RAAT ROLLEY 26 of Karthaus died yesterday from injuries after being struck by an automobile while repairing a tire near Cunwenaville. Highway Patrolmen investigated the possibility of foul play amid unclear details.
Smiths Most Popular Name Tops Census Sequence
The security board reports Smiths as the most frequent surname among millions, with Johnsons next. Preliminary estimates show named families and a list of leading surnames by wage record accounts and counts across workers, including Williams, Browns, Taylors, and Wilsons, among others.
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Smiths
Johnsons Next
Sialti
Earent
Tim Soci Security Board
Hart Putes
Leliiite
Atemith
Fabio
Thy Bevan
Medani
Eagles
Lie Anderson
Wilsons
SECOND WARD CELLARS FLOODED DAMAGING LOCAL AREA
Flooding swept through Second Ward with extensive damage to cellars and streets. report indicates washed-out roads, impassable routes from Warner's Corners to Lovell Station, and power disruptions as crews assess debris and restore services. several homes and businesses affected, with emergency crews coordinating around the county.
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Yyler
Ariel
Perink
Dros Warner
Lovell
Dino
Urilur Wien
Diabelel
Crowe
Tans
Gldndt
Lrntfic
Bath
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Etta Kett
Phil
Burgee
By Paul Robinson
Hell
Stewart
State Treasury
Nian
Oakmont
Duta Ats
Ld PR A
PR. Baan
Mit
Nationali Gradu Setiond
Sayd
Montgomery Ward
Johnsons
Phillip
Libby
Gue
Contira’s
Condra’s Pharmacy
Trixie
Banton
Theo Baht
Concord Street
Miry
Rerkstao
North Maintreet
Jamestown
N.yetall
Dackesh
Horesa
Jrak Imauisknape Disposal
Exeaptemel
Avork Ryplace
Can Mares Oaet Gas
Owslowmn
Elrankky
Rue Ennell
Highway 6
Warren
TAR Sale
Patt Blakestee
Covey
Ry Wi
Combinalion Gay and Cut
Cook
R. Mullet
Yavanterd Yeaview
McCry Ul
Adkbiess PD
Uni
Gegge McCamly
Curry
Bele
Dennaylvanii
Adinihisteatior
Jonnie
Peenant Lenn Oil
Anna A
McCarthy
Allinistrabel
Cony
Pennaylvanis
Waller L
Menke
Pennaylvania
Audrey ‘Parrence
Hoy Torgener
Second Ward
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