School Board to Act on 1935 36 Budget at Next Meeting
The Corry district faces a May 13 board session to decide the 1935 36 budget amid hopes for state tax relief. Officials expect preliminary 125 86 appropriations discussion, possible estate relief, and potential state aid, with final action likely by late May as administrators monitor Harrisburg developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Hillstrom
C. F. Bennett
Coby
Laken
Board of
Bineatiens
D. A. Hillatroon
Aly
G Fennel
Moon L
Harnaburg
Yeas
Erie
Corry
Government Plans to Restore Damaged Wheat Areas
Washington outlines a three stage effort to rehabilitate storm ravaged wheat fields. Plans include tilling ridges, building terraces, and planting shrubs to break wind. Government experts aim a nationwide program to demonstrate farming methods and restore fertility over several years with farmer cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes
Sheley
Figg
Cat Rabbits Born Leachviler On Farm
A fragment from a historic local notice describes cats and rabbits on a farm in Arl Me ters and a curious term. It notes recent events involving maturing rabbits and a humorous exchange about their behavior and appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leachviler
Arl
Yelleh
Hal Guia Webb
Hove Ifeer
Avila
Unclear OCR Text Reads About City Chore Duties
Fragmentary passage mentions chores at a California city address and references investigators. No clear names, dates, or events are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
Calif tourists increase ban brargisco Aubannabilee
The report notes a rise in tourist numbers for the West region over a three month period in 1935. It records about 17 087 tourists, with a notable percentage increase and mentions related permissions and denials affecting travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calif
Lourie
Medford Hen Sets Egg Laying Record for Time
Lady May a White Leghorn owned by Mrs Carney of North Pacific Highway Medford laid 839 eggs in 165 days, a local record though surpassed by four New Zealand Black Orpingtons with 361 eggs in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Ore
Lady May
Carney
Eagles in Reno Scout Troop Achieve Eagle Rank
Nevt-Boy Scouts Troop No. 2 in Reno claims to lead the nation with an all Azler Scouts unit. Tyentynne youths completed final tests to be inducted as Eagle Beatle.
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Eagle Scouts
Reno
Nevt
Boy Scouts
Azler Scoutts
Tyyentynne
Thompson's Barosima Tablets Adverts Dizziness Relief
Ad appears to promote Barosima and Golden-Lac tablets as cures for rheumatic pains dizziness and kidney issues. It claims energizing effects and body purification with a sales pitch style typical of early drug advertisements. Mentions price 25¢ and availability at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shomipson
Bill signed to aid delinquent Pennsylvania taxpayers
Governor George H Harle signed the Huffman Haakin Bill authorizing abatement of penalties and interest on municipal school district and port district taxes for delinquent real estate taxes from prior years. The act requires 20 percent annual installments starting November 1, 1935, and payment of current year taxes to qualify. It applies to all taxes and extends to buyers transferees and mortgagees. Sponsored by Senators Hartmill Rankin and Allegheny, backed by the tax justice league and the Pennsylvania Real Estate Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Harle
Elles
Harvey Hartmill
Monroey
George Rankin, Jr
Allegheny
Tas Justice League
Pennsylvania Real Estate Association
Pennsylvania Highway Funds At Risk If Diverted To Relief
An Associated Pennsylvania Contractors leader warns that diverting highway funds to relief could strip Pennsylvania of 17 to 20 million dollars in federal highway aid. He cites the Hayden Cartwright act and federal aid levels, arguing job losses, halted construction, and broader economic harm if road projects halt and workers lose wages.
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Pennsylvania
James T. Sweeney
Associated Pennsylvania
Mr Sweeney
Hayden-Cartwright
Road Hill
Snadet
Constess
Tedera
Diver
Pensylvania
U. S. Bureau of Pathe Roads
Warn Against Grade Crossing Accidents In State
Public Service Commission warns motorists against taking chances at rail crossings. Data show 94 percent of last year s grade crossing crashes involved cars and 89 percent of those killed or injured were automobile occupants. At protected crossings 239 crashes caused 33 deaths and 168 injuries. at unprotected crossings average one crash daily with 42 killed and 210 injured. Stop Listen and Look is the key safety message urging drivers to beware as trains speed up toward crossings.
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Aurisburg
Public Service Commission
Civers
Books on Van Buren to George V highlight era portraits
A digest of recent biographies and novels covers Holmes Alexander on Martin Van Buren from inn apprentice to president, plus Elsie De Wolfe and Queen Victoria era figures. It reviews Met Again at Clouds, Thy People’s King, Boarding House, Thunder Mountain and other works, noting vivid portraits and adventure in early American and British history.
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Holmes Alexander
Martin van Buren
Harper & Brothers
Alexander
van Buren
United States
Young Républic
Jeffersop
Hamilton
Madison
Monroe
Adamses
John Jey
Aaron Bars
Dewitt Clinton
Andrew Jackson
John C. Calhoun
Daniel Webster
Henry Clay
New York
New Orleans
Ami
Hamiilton
al Weehawken
Fae Anmerican Republic
Bisia de Walte
Lady Mendi
Hisse de Wolfe
Edward
Prince of
Walve
Charles Frohman
Fanis
Elsie de Wolfe
Richard L. Burlsell
Arthur B. Enmers Dre
Asia
Mt. Minya
Potas Mea
Lowy
Beade
Jack Young
Terris Toure
Wimsolr
John Rubhlin
Pennsylvania Corn Hog Payments Totals by County in 1935 Report
Harrisburg May 3 Partners in fifty six counties of Pennsylvania received 326,824 in corn hog payments through February 28 according to a report from the Corn Hog State Board of Review. The Agricultural Adjustment Administration distributed benefits to farmers who cooperated in the 1934 program to adjust crops acreage and swine numbers with county totals listed for Adams Allegheny Armstrong Berks Bucks Butler Centre Chester Clarion Clearfield Clinton Columbia Crawford Cumberland Dauphin Delaware Franklin Greene Huntington Indiana Jefferson Juniata Lancaster Lawrence Lebanon Lycoming Mifflin Monroe Montgomery Montour Northampton Northumberland Perry Potter Snyder Somerset Sullivan Susquehanna Union Venango Warren Washington Westmoreland York. The 1935 program is under way with applications for contracts due by April 1 and completion expected in May with over 2000 Pennsylvania farmers participating.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
CornHog State Board of Review
Agricultural Adjustment Administrtion
Cols
Siwine
Adams
Allegnery
Arustyong
Crawford
Cumberland
Dauphin
Delaware
Reid
Sota
Franklin
Falston
Greene
Huntington
Indiana
Jefferson
Juniata
Lancaster
Lawrence
Lebanon
Lengt
Qaldeme
Lycomitts
Mifflin
Monroe
Montgomery
Montour
Northampton
Northutherland
Perry
Tab
Potter
Snyder
Somerset
Sullivan, & Susquehanna
Union
Venango
Warren
Washington
Westmersians
York
Pennsy Anit Farmers
Case
Property listing fragment from early city blot
Fragmentary OCR text references property of The Fite Gunn with unclear details. Mentions location elements such as Slaty-three feet west of Lol and parallel lines, odd numbers, and dated shorthands. Context insufficient for a full factual summary.
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U. S
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Sandy Sui
Jon
Kiliataly
Cosa
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Plaumerd
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Steve
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C. Christensen Motors
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Claims State
George
Peter Delius
Lippencott
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Zane Grey
Idaho
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Rupert
Bank of Tuna
Iolana
Sventward
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Wm. T
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