Pennsylvania Farm Column Reports Rising Milk Production
The state agriculture department notes higher milk output per cow reaching 68 pounds on February 1, record numbers of cows on farms, and a 4 percent rise in Pennsylvania milk production in 1941 to 4.869 billion pounds. Grain costs up, feed prices at a 11 year high, livestock values up overall, with turkeys and chickens increasing. The piece also warns gardeners to protect plants from cutworms as planting season nears and suggests methods including paper collars and poison baits for large gardens.
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Harrisburg
Penns Vaitia
State Department of Agriculture
Durite Peb
Viary
Pennsylvania
Hedale
Pebronry
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Paris
Indias Sea
Keeping Water Clear in Aquariums
Many aquariums suffer cloudy water as goldfish disturb bottom sand stirring sediment. Plants become dusty. simple fix uses two small filters hooked to the tank and air line from the geriton, with continual filtration to keep water crystal clear.
Birthdays Noted and Church Plans in Columbus
Columbus March 11. Services at Community Church include Sunday school at 10 18 and a morning service at 11:15 with a Lenten service Wednesday evening led by Rev. John Waite. Community events feature birthday observances for Mrs. Mead and Miss Gertrude Carroll, a Grange meeting with speaker Bertett Weller on hospitalization and credit, and multiple visits and gatherings across town. Local residents, including Garl Gincott, Betty Roda, and others, are mentioned with family and social events through the weekend.
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Peckham
Ithacs
N.Y
Carlston Curtis
Perry K. Mead
Teres
Mildred Swanson
Bessie Lamona
Clifford Caster
Carl
Leonard Stockton
Andrew Thompson
Peter Christensen
Harold Jaquith
FP. W. Turben
Hollis Upkerman
Norman
Cecil Bates
Emma Carroll
Bernard Porter
Albert Sandburg
Garl Gliicott
Lee File
Mead
Pitts
Columbus Grange
Bertett Weller
Warren
Productive Credit Association
Glenn Davis
Frank Dodd
Betty Roda
Merle Dodd
Af Corry
Leslie Dodd
James Hall
Ben Blanchard
Pollyanna
Bridge Club
Alda Crosby
Verne Smith
Louis Howles
Erie
Lester Howles
Charles Sandburg
Margaret
Blue
Spring Creek
Gertrude
Merle van Cise
George Bensink
Gertrude Carroll
Laverne Miller
James Kelslee
Jackman Hill
W. A. Smith
Dorothy White
Pittsburgh
Bloyd Marlin Miesday
Martin
Miss White
Child Evangelism Fellowship
Western Pennylvania
Marion Way
Frank Smith
Maxine Caxter
Doris Mattison
Ja.thompson
Mary
PITHOLE YOUTH KILLED IN PHILIPPINES
William Conway 22 son of Mr and Mrs Ray Conway of Pithole was killed in action in the Philippines in December his telegram from the War Department said He enlisted March 24 1941 and went to the Philippines last fall He had not heard since Pearl Harbor and no details were given in the notice
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Pithole
Philippines
Titusville
William Conway
Ray Conway
Army
Heath
Plan Test Vote On Holding Legislature For Emergency Plan
Harrisburg dispatch reports a test vote in the Senate on a plan to recess the legislature during an emergency session. Senator Charles H. Baly proposed dismissing state employees paid on a daily basis while the assembly sits in recess. If Democrats resist, James A. Geltz said the Senate would push to clear current business and adjourn.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Moreh
Senate
Charles H. Baly
Somerset
Assembly
House
Jand
Capitol
Pennsylvania
James A. Geltz
Allegheny County
James
Defense Council
Howe
Dembers
Julies
Courthouse Renovation Progress Noted by County Official
County Commissioner Peter C Oxjergara reported good progress on revamping the Warren County Courthouse main courtroom. Contractors expect completion by May barring hazards, with a new ceiling ventilating system acoustical equipment and walnut paneling replacing old features. Buland Company of Buffalo, N Y supervises the remodeling work.
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Buland Company
Buffalo
N.Y
Jamestown Officer Wins Wings in South
Ellington Field Texas March 1 Two Western New Yorkers completed their course and will be awarded pilots wings Monday Second Lieut Paul F O'Brien 24 son of James and Mrs James O'Brien Jamestown and Bernard C Barber 22 son of Mr and Mrs L I Barber Nunda O'Brien received his commission at West Point last June and joined the Army Air Corps after graduation He played football street and boxing at the Military Academy
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Ellington Field
Tex
Paul 4
O'Brien
James O'Brien
Stowe Street
Jamestown
Bernard C. Barber
L. i. Barber
Nunda
West Point
No Citizenship Papers For Enemy Aliens In Special Court
The court will not grant citizenship to Axis affiliated or allied nationals during a forthcoming special naturalization session. Deputy clerk Lyman Shreve announced that at least 120 applicants are to be naturalized, with Federal Judges M. Gibson and F. P. Schoonmolcer presiding.
Woman Survives Five Weeks of Hiccoughing
Gettysburg Pa March 1 Associated Press reports Maybelle Scott a year old woman who had hiccoughs for five weeks was improving after hospital care. Doctors say the attack paused and sleep returned with resumed vitality. No disease is identified and the cause remains unclear.
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Associated Press
Gettysburg
Arer Tve
Maybelle Scott
Miss Scott
World's Tonic Promoted For Digestion Aid
A New Castle Pa reader from 101 N Jefferson St endorses World's Tonic as excellent for digestion and laxative support. The ad promotes cleansing soothing and strengthening stomach health claiming wide daily use and availability at McAndrew's Drug Store and other drug stores.
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Laura Orleam
N. Jefferson St
New Castle
McCandrew
Pomona Grange Meets March 13 14 at Jamestown
The Chauteaqua County Pomona Grange will meet with Union Grange No. 204 at Jamestown on Friday and Saturday March 13 and 14. The gathering features opening exercises at 10 o'clock Friday morning, remarks by leaders, a fifth degree conferral, literary programs, and a two day schedule of addresses, readings, plays, and group activities by numerous local granges including Union, Chautauqua County Agricultural Defense Committee, and members such as Walter Hewes and Major Frederick Bowers with various speakers on public affairs and community topics.
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Chauteaqua County
Pomona
Union Grange No
Jamiestown
Maren
Bute
Gleason
Prench Creek
Tuey B. Munger
Ulec
Will
Albert Nelson
Dior Gringe
Walter Hewes
Fonridge Roseoe
Harper
Ogdensourg
N.Y
Aurel Wisteh
Fyewshure Grange
Arid
Olver Pills
Ripley Grange
Oyiniber
Plorence Samuelson
Ashville Grange
Burton Case
Chautauqua Grangey
Emory Goout
Frewsting Grange
Buitslo
Ploryce Samueleon
Bear Firth
Union Grange
Scurtay
Braylton Juvenile Grange
Acuylties
Jug G. Cheney
Chartaqua County Agricultural Defense Committee
New bill to issue birth certificates to ease backlog
Essent Incies per ouning ase Evie Essent, in the last legislature, Tuesday introduced a bill asking Governor Arthur James to direct Actin Health See reldry A. HL. Stewart authorize local birth registrars to issue birth certificates where births are of royal record. The action aims to relieve the jam enveloping the state statistics bureau as thousands of potential defense workers struggle to obtain birth certificates. Vanallsburg stated the statistics bureau is taxed beyond its capacity, adding that thousands of jobless workers are being turned away for lack of a birth certificate.
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Ase
Allsburg
Evie
Arthur
James
Actin Health
Reldry A. HL
Stewart
State Statistics Bureau
Vanallsburg
Bureiu
Remedy For Premature Births Discovered In Old Medicine
A 0 year old medicine reveals a potent prenatal remedy from University medical research. Hormone extracts from sows reduced premature births with better results than synthetic gestagens. At Cleveland Hospital, 200 cases showed high success, while the unknown hormone proved crucial in preventing hemorrhage and enabling earlier infant care.
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Howard W
Bettie and Gynecollogy
Fice
Tx Cocke County Hospital
Univer
Hhinuis
Tore Jaber
Des Falls
Wind Storm at Erie Causes Heavy Damage
Wind gusts reaching up to 60 miles per hour lashed Erie and surrounding areas. The storm damaged utility lines, signs, and windows while forcing road closures and halting air traffic. John W. Avis, 66, and Frank Meyer, 60, suffered injuries and were treated at Hamot hospital for facial injuries. The Lawrence Solo building sign was blown down and later rebuilt after the storm.
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Tate
Erie
John W. Avis
Peach Street
10Th
State Streets
Monflay
Hamot Hospital
Frank Meyer
al Wth
Ite
Wes
Iggee
Lawrence Solo Building
Preach Streets
Corry Chapter Red Cross Sets Record and Plans Canteen
Red Cross chapter led by Bracken and committee receives thanks from the executive board for raising 1221.85 dollars above a 96500 quota. A canteen at the passenger station to serve coffee and dough for selectees and armed forces was discussed with sentiment in favor. Rossbacher reports on band support and a spring benefit. Rotary and Kiwanis clubs invited to handle arrangements. Mrs. Giblin notes a nutrition course opening soon.
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Bracken
Stewart
Crs
Rossbacher
Rotary and
Kiwanis Ollibs
Giblin
Jamestown council reappoints six after battle sequence
Jamestown officials vote to reappoint six city posts amid political conflict. City Treasurer Oscar W. Nord troutt and Police Chief G. Harry Nelson receive narrow support, while Rudolph H Swanson and other nominees face mixed margins. Alpel defeated 4 to 7 in party line vote during Monday session.
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Jamestown
Mien
Ita Wii
Keny Wt Siroth
Akiems
Messi
Tan
Charles J. Stranbburg
Jamey S
Bonfigno
Mr. Alpel
Cliford FE
Holt
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Grange
Court House
Warren County
South
Pomona Grange
Corry
Red Ross
Bank of England
America
Citizens National Bank of
Mises
Gandise Horn
Montgomery Ward
North Center Street
He National Bank
College of Vocational School
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance
Pcorsors Tic
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