Heavy toll of tuberculosis in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania bears a heavy burden from tuberculosis with thousands of deaths in past decades. Dr. N coy Gillette notes progress in control but calls TB a costly public health problem. The Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association promotes education and prevention, funded by Christmas Seals to reduce unnecessary deaths.
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Corry
Pennaytrawig
N. ‘Coy Gillette
Evie
Dr. Gillette
Pennsylvania
Ins
Erie County Health & Tuberculosis Association
Report predicts record demand for inspected farm products
Pennsylvania bureau of markets expects a record year for inspected farm products with about 100 million pounds of tannery products including tomatoes apples cheeses grapes peas and sweet corn graded under state standards. This is roughly 25 million pounds higher than last year as peas and sweet corn are graded for the first time. Final federal shipping-point inspection totals are not yet ready though at least 700 thousand sacks of fruit will be certified, up from 3700 in 1924. The short peach crop reduced totals last year and much graded apples may go into storage or be exported this winter. The inspection program is funded by the State Horticultural Association on a cost basis. inspectors are licensed by state and federal authorities and do not receive public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpispunu
Pennsylvania Bureau of Markets
Sruik
Pennsylvania
Horkicultural
Matt Boyle
Prince Java Bai
Bannister
Bully
Toole
Tha
Suai
Drae
Ge Hue
Banister
Alamos
Jett Whipple
Tingith
Amy Westcott
Mamaroneck
New York
Jin
State warns against tampering with vehicle governors
In Harrisburg Secretary Warren Van Dyke warns against tampering with governors on automobiles trucks and other motor equipment of the Department of Highways. He says governors are factory set to prevent racing and extend life and will not be tolerated though district mechanics may report necessary adjustments to central offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aarhisburg
Say
Department of High Ways
Warren van Dyke
Farm wages in Pennsylvnia upgrade continues
Harrisburg reports farm labor wages in Pennsylvania reached their highest level since 1931 with October 1 figures. Average monthly wages with board stood at 22.50 and without board at 25.00, marking the strongest date yet in the series from the Federal State Crop Reporting Service.
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Penna
Harrisburg
Penncylvania
Oiteber 1
Wnor
Ireet
Seeman
Special Vocational Training Offered Grant Program
Harrisburg reports a new grant program allowing school districts to offer vocational trade and industrial instruction to residents over sixteen who have left school. Funded by a 1995 General Assembly appropriation of 25,000 yearly for two years and matched with federal funds, the program aims to aid unemployed and underemployed workers through cooperation with local boards and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Lyter & Ade
Jawa
General Assembly
Doctor Ade
Building shows sharp upturn in this state
Pennsylvania’s final nine months of 1353 show a strong rise in building activity. Secretary Bashore reports 18,060 permits totaling 224,400,045 issued in 70 municipalities through September, up from 14,905 permits and 16,243,645 last year. In September alone 2175 permits costing about 2,864,698 were issued in 90 municipalities, a 23 percent rise in count and 49 percent rise in estimated cost from a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrisburg
Pennsylvania
Hea
Secretary of Labor and Industry
Ralph M. Bashore
Bashore
Weird light sighting reported on country road
A strange light was seen on a country road attracting curiosity. Reported intervals show flickering colors and unusual movement, prompting residents to investigate the area for explanations or possible atmospheric phenomena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORNET
Sreanilar
Canada Leads US in Wide Mining Boom Revival
Canada shows faster recovery than the United States in a Royal Bank of Canada monthly index. Production, imports, and exports rose, with copper and nickel exports up sharply while U S mining activity lagged. The report notes Canada’s stronger growth in electrical energy, coal, and base metals, and cites higher export levels and continued expansion of mining as key contributors to Canada’s better position.
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Canada
United States
Royal Bank of Canada
IohonStrength Boosts Birmingham Iron Output
The British Gas Iron Hear Association reports a strengthened Birmingham iron output, expecting production capacity to rise from six to one hundred percent as results of local discoveries. The finding signals a major increase in iron strength and supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
England
County resident pays full tax amid odd dented report
A county resident paid the full tax amount despite an odd, cryptic label found in the record. The brief note mentions pennies and a “coppin-huild ing oper” phrase, with several garbled words indicating a reporting error or OCR misread.
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Wayine
Jid
Plans for State Education Week Outlined
Harrisburg Vermont announces plans for National Education Week November 1 to 17 led by Dr. Lester K Ade superintendent of public instruction. The theme The School and Democracy highlights the push to strengthen self government through better schooling as churches PTAs and other groups join in observances across the state with daily topics from The School and the Citizen to The School and Country Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester K. Ade
Annownces “School and Democracy
Asie
Waeke
Harrisburg
Debsiti
Americcan Legion
United States Office At Education
National Education Association
Pennsylvania
Aad
Requestion
Rennew
Education
Sheriff Sale Eyed in Erie County Mortgage Case
Property of Stanislaus Zysk and Eva Zysk and others is to be sold under execution issued by the Court of Common Pleas of Erie County Pennsylvania. The move follows a mortgage held by the Federal Land Bank of Baltimore and involves parcels described in deed records from 1921 and earlier, with a two story frame dwelling and outbuildings on the tract.
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John
Anna Zall
Seagor
Hye Zyaky
Gres
Brie
Femme
State of New
York
Lewis
Henry Tarnaworth
Auld
Parnsworth
Worth
T. A. Syeed
Minott Wet
Stanislaus’ Zysk
Eva Zysk
Selaed Ad Inkenal
Stuulslans Yak
Eyn Zyak
Hswite
Mall of the Wederal Land Bank
Baltimore
Teed and Apottord
Jay
Aik
Ites
Oni
Fourtens
Perches Alam
Soutelahty
beRtnnisa
Wen
Hertzler Seeks Court Judge Post In County Vote
J C Hertzler outlines aims for the Court of Common Pleas in Me County race. He pledges fair, impartial justice, courteous answers, and wise decisions in his bid, thanking supporters for their efforts toward his election. The November first election will decide the next judge for the ten-year term.
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Court of Common
Tielv
Ferenda
Hertzler
Twil
Govie
Toledo Business Gains in September 1981 Trade Show
Local business minds from Toledo attract attention at the University of Toledo trade event in September 1981. Participants showcase upgrades and figures indicate rising activity in the regional market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
University of Toledo
Federal board work gains speed on highway program
Harrisburg May 1 The federal board moves rapidly on a new 1856 federal aid highway program Secretary of Highways Warren Van Thyite orders full speed ahead with preemployment and construction. Though underway just over a month, contracts for 14 of the 18 jobs have been awarded with others being let or opened soon. More than half of the program worth 10 095 124 dollars is now in motion and additional bids will follow for numerous Lincoln Highway projects across Adams, Allegheny, Clearfield, Lehigh and other counties including roads near Wexford, Shippensburg, Hamburg, Allentown, Bethlehem and beyond.
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Harrisburg
Hagen
Lincoln
Aphonstown
Adams County
Wexford
State Fl
Toth
Allegheny
Kinsomn
Beafordy
William Pen
Shostiesville
Hamburg
Barrett
Clearfield County
al Bloomsbing
Columba Couinty
San-Gura Ointment Promises Quick Foot Relief
Fragmentary ad copy touts San-Gura Ointment as a fast remedy for foot pain and aching, claiming soothing relief and renewed comfort by tomorrow, with exaggerated testimonials and garbled phrasing typical of old advertisements.
Mystery in Park Victoria Suite Compels Sleuths
Detective Toole and Bannister plot to nab Jeff Whipple and recover stolen documents after Karen Sire signals a dangerous entanglement. They plan to slip into Whipple’s rooms during a nightly distraction while Branda and allies maneuver to expose a broader conspiracy in New York’s Park Victoria hotel.
LANI POLL LANl P O L V De Heing On Stock THR
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a stock or polling event with unclear names and dates. Limited legible nouns include stock and thr. No cohesive narrative or clear entities to identify.
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Golden Rule Club
Spartansboro
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U.S
Sheriff's Sales
J. C. Hertzler
Monister
Rogistienn
Tae ci
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State Secretary of Highways
van Dyke Uhges
Garp Hull
Newllingaton
Cunt Ferlind Couinty
Tryphiny Ub
Dalawalr
Lincoin Hebney
Bryn Mawr
Broochville
Quitersony Wiliam Penn
Fiower Town Narrows
Tinal
Scraitan
Btw
Moosi Brérotiet
Boltr
Alennon
Unions
Canonshire Borough
Washington
U. 5
Wayne
Lintoln
Highway
Thomasvil
Fork
Jeff Whipple
Sire
Jaf
Hive
Whipple
Park Victoria
Jefe
Bellevue
Toula
Brends Whipple
Fook
Matt
Prince Juri Bai
Ritz
Brenda
Jeff
Metropolitan
Hie
Karef
Misa
Jef
Prine
Tole
Tully
Central Park
Fifth Avenue
Genteal Park West
Sill
Ted
Mt Hago
Greenie
Karen Sire
Jef Whipple
Tate
Bunnsiee
Karen
Nister
Hotel Porte
Burmister
Trun
Boyle
Bi Hows
Ully
Chivens
Flere Fement
Ine Femmes Nance
Ney
Lani Pol
de Heing
Fetemm
Panbi
Ain
Derry
Pled
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