Pennsylvania farm column explains food costs and manure use
The Harrisburg report cites Secretary Horst stating food spend as a share of income rose with living costs and notes that 1920 food outlays averaged 681 dollars for all foods while non-farm families earned 2422 dollars. It calls for War Bond enforcement, advises permits for slaughterers, and summarizes Pennsylvania State College manure trials showing higher value per ton with tailored applications and timing benefits for crops like corn, potatoes, and tobacco.
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Mites Horst
Pennsylvania
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Oost
Horsited
Department of Labor
Wille
Tees
Pennisylvania Stoie College
Cereral Farm
Ridgway Company 10 Awarded Army Navy E for Work
Elliott Company Rideway Works preparing for Army Navy E Award ceremony next Tuesday at the plant. Committees have completed details and arrangements for the presentation event.
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Agway
Maren
Rideway Works
Elliott Company
Army-Navy
Thompson's Borsoma Tablets for Kidney Relief
Distress from getting up at night and urinary issues are linked to kidney problems. Thompson's Borsoma Tablets claim to flush out kidneys and strengthen the bladder, helping stomach, liver, and bowels. Available at drug stores for 50 cents.
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Thompson
Mrs Roosevelt Helps Bradford Woman Find Son
Mrs Selimp of Bradford sought help after learning her son Russell Bowers, a U S Navy crewman, may be missing. Through Mrs Roosevelt and the Red Cross, Washington notified the San Francisco post office and confirmed he was listed as missing until contact could verify status.
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Navn
Schimp
Teysun
Leer Fed Cross
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Etary
M.G. Thompson
Lelleeterly
Meinge
Brngford
Russell Bowsts
U. S
Hormet
Nujliry
Bradford Protests Change in District Boundaries
Bradford voices against proposed redrawing of congressional districts as M Hush Ryan leads a protest with supporters in Harrisburg. The effort aims to prevent shifting McKean and Warren counties into different districts, seeking to protect local gas production regions and regional influence in the state legislature. State Senator Thomas Wilson aids the protest to spotlight the issue and potential impact on Braddock area interests.
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Bradford
M Hush Ryan
Harrisburg
McKean
Warren Nothictés
Pennsylvania
Thomes Wilson
Parole Ripper Faces Sharp Fight Over Fund Bill In Senate
In Harrisburg lawmakers debate two controversial measures targeting parole and unemployment contributions. The parole repeater would abolish the parole board and shift duties to the State Board of Pardons and county judges. A separate bill would tax employers 1 to 37 percent of wages for unemployment compensation. Both bills face floor votes with Republicans optimistic but Democratic and Republican leaders noncommittal. Governor Martin offered no comment.
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D-Philadelphi
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Lowey Sployers
Frederick J. Homesher
Lancaster
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B. McGinnis
Weldon B. Heyburn
Sugar
Marit
Erie Trust Bank Sale Report and Possible Dividends
News notes a contemplated sale of the Erie Trust Bank assets to fund an additional dividend for depositors of the defunct Erie bank. Court actions will determine amounts owed on notes from American State Bank and Bank of Tal y, with plans to distribute to depositors once resolved. State banking officials decline commenting on dividends.
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10Th
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State Being Department
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Rommel Orders Fresh Attacks Amid Desert Skirmishes
Reports from Poege One detail continued fighter-bomber and fighter actions destroying enemy vehicles at level and in the Museth area. Light and medium bombers from the western desert air force struck enemy forces near El Hamma 20 miles west of Gabes, destroying several tanks and many vehicles. Algiers radio says the British First Army in northern Tunisia made a slight advance while relay notes say the Eighth Army held its bridgehead with no clear word on further progress from the original lines.
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Western Desert Air Force
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el Hamma
Gubes
Algiers
British First Army
Tunisia
Reuters
London
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Tondon
Venta
Pittston Star Note On Local High School History
A fragment from the Pittston Star references the oldest in the area and a mine cave community linked to the high school. The brief mentions ongoing tensions and local school history, hinting at community dynamics and regional heritage shaping school identity.
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Mine Cave
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