State permits required for roadside menageries
United Press reports Harrisburg July 24 that after August 15 the Board of Game Commissioners requires roadside menagerie owners to obtain permits to display live animals. The act, backed by Governor Earle, aims to curb inhumane exhibits. Permits cost 5 dollars with annual renewals. guidelines require proper enclosures, weatherproof dens, regular feeding, and guard rails.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Board of Game Commissioners
Earle
Commission
Two Million Auto Stickers Sold in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg July 2 The Division of Safety of the Department of Revenue reports 2,000,000 inspection stickers issued to 7,955 official stationists during the recent period. Stations paid five cents per sticker, funding administration and highway safety activities from motor funds. The drive found 14,844 mechanically unfit cars, with 1,344 registrations withdrawn. During the campaign 101 stations suspended and 184 cancelled for improper practices. 256 new stations were treated.
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Harrisburg
Division of Safety
Department of Revenue
Pennsylvania
Secretary of Revenue
John B. Kelly
Journal Classified Ad for Apartment Seekers
Looking for an apartment option in the classifieds, the Journal offers listings and contact details to help readers locate rental options quickly and efficiently.
Open Bids August 7 on Erie Co Projects
Open bids on August 7 for two Erie County improvement projects in North East township and Nor East borough on Route 17 and Route 207. State Highway officials will open bids at Harrisburg at 10 am for approx 19 129 feet of reinforced concrete pavement 20 feet wide including a reinforced concrete arch and the bridge extension plus 9 490 feet of grading and drainage on the other route. Early contract awards anticipated.
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Tie
State Department of Highways
Harrisburg
North East Township
Secon
Greene Township
Marly
Chicks Near Plane of Exact Science in Hatch Study
Washington July 24 United Press The Beltsville Maryland laboratory of H G Barett poultry technologist reports 15 years of work using calorimeters to define ideal egg hatching conditions Temperature 100 degrees humidity 69 percent and air with 0.5 percent carbon dioxide and 21 percent oxygen. Savings of millions to poultrymen expected if findings are published as a technical report in two months
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Russell Turner
United Press
Washington
H. G. Barett
Agriculture Department
Barett
Beltsville, Md
Auds Late Opening of Hunting Season
Harrisburg July 24 The State Board of Game Commissioners delayed opening day of small game and trapping seasons until 9 am to reduce hazards on the first day. Secretary of Agriculture J Hansell French said the rule helps rural children finish chores and farmers’ morning work before hunters on the roads and fields. Blind athlete track star Bolse Ida Archie Lowe from College of Idaho was noted for shooting over 40 feet in the shot put.
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Harrisburg
The
Farmers of Pennsylvania
J. Hansell Preneh
State Board of Game Commissioners
French
Bolse
Ida
Archie Lowe
Ting College of Idaho
Funeral for Mrs Clara Ransom Held at 17 East Smith
Funeral services for Mrs Clara Ransom widow of H N Ransom were held Thursday at 2 30 pm at her home 17 East Smith street with Rev Gilbert L Boyd pastor of the Presbyterian church officiating A large gathering of relatives neighbors and friends attended Interment was in Pine Grove cemetery bearers were Frank M Raymond P Whittlesey A G Buller C H Gelger E J Lewis and G S Bentley Out of town relatives include Mr and Mrs William Bowman Villa Grove Ill Mrs Harry Bowers Cleveland Mr and Mrs Perry Abbey and Orson Abbey Youngstown Ohio Mrs Merle Geisking Birmingham Alabama
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Sorry
Clara Ransom
H. N. Ransom
East Smith Street
Gilbert L. Boyd
Presbyterian Church
Pine Grove
Frank M, Raymond
P. Whittlesey
A. G. Buller
C. H. Gel‘ger
E. J. Lewis
G. S. Bentley
William Bowman
Villa Grove
Harry Bowers
Cleveland
Perry Abbey
Orson Abbey
Youngstown
Merle Geisking
Birmingham
Ala
Forest fires threaten county woodlands amid dry spell
Ridgway July 24. Dry conditions fuel several fires in HK County. A major blaze two miles west of Harmigny Lodge scorched about 60 acres of slash and woodland before 10 firefighters from Johnsonburg and CCC camps at Croyland Cameron and North Creek contained it by late last night. A separate blaze near St Marys and the Marshall Swimming Pool prompted a CCC crew from Croyland to respond. The Department of Forest and Walkers opened fire towers to monitor conditions as patrols continued today.
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Ridgway
Hk County
St. Marya-Johnsonburs
Harmigny Lodge
Johnesonburg
CCC
Croyland
Cameron
North Creek
Pennsylvania
St. Marys
Marshall Swimming Pool
COC
Department of Forest
Erie Youth Seriously Ill as Lockjaw Develops
Kenneth Maris a 17 year old from Exile was reported dying from lockjaw after a log rolling accident two weeks earlier in Warren. He suffered a punctured right foot when a hook on a log carrying phle pierced his foot. He was treated at St Vincent's hospital and his condition was described as critical with little hope for recovery.
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Rie
Kenneth Maris
St. Vincent's Hospital
Waren
WPA Employment in Pennsyl vania Increases
WPA employment in Pennsylvania rose to 236 140 at work on 4187 projects for the week ending July 18, the highest since May. The weekly payroll totaled 344 751 dollars, up 1 876 jobs and 99 projects from the prior week. Twenty six projects were completed, boosting the cumulative project payroll to 120 804 29.
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WPA
Penn
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
WEA
Edward N. Jones
Catalog Order Departments Added at Montgomery Ward
Montgomery Ward opens a Catalog Order Department tomorrow managed by W E Nisbet. About 20 000 items will be added to stock though not on premises. Miss Olive Mason will accept orders via the catalog and forward them to Ward’s warehouse for next day delivery. Catalogs will be on hand and available for free distribution. Ordering through this department aims to be more convenient and often less expensive.
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Montgomery Ward
Star
W. EH
Nisbet
Manger
Olive Mason
Casslog and
Ward
Néareat
Order Department
Mason Age
Wbook
Theathia
The Need at Charity in Garret for the Cause of Help
A fragmented note argues charity as true effort to aid Garret and relieve need. The text suggests charity as action, urging effort to support those in need through practical help and community care.
Farm Cooperatives Show Growth in Pennsylvania 1935
Harrisburg July 24 Farm co operatives in Pennsylvania in 1983? no 1935 show total business of 34905664 dollars, up 73025 from 1934 per J Hansell French secretary of agriculture. Egg business rose 593856 dozen over 1934 as co operatives expanded. Wool live stock and fuel sales up while dairy fruit and vegetable tonnage and value fell. Membership expansion attributed to shifting a cooperative from another state.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
J. Hansell French
Bureau of Markets
James L. States
Hunter bagged 117 cougars in 11 years in wild timberlands
George Lowe, a veteran predatory animal hunter from Tda. and TWdabo, is credited with bagging 117 cougars during 11 years on the trail in this state's wild timberlands. He continues hunting.
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Wiston
Tda
George Lowe
Twdabo
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