Five Year Lumber Job Starts in MeKeni County
In MeKeni County over 3,000 acres of virgin hardwood will be harvested starting early October. The tract, owned by Edward G Anderson of Johnsonburg and Rank Morrison of Warren, is valued as a premier timber stand. Projected output includes millions of feet of veneer logs, 100000 railroad ties, and about 60000 cords of chemical wood. MA Anderson will supervise the operation, which will take five years and then be transferred to the federal forestry department.
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Gion
Edward G. Anderson
Johnsonbure
Rank Morrison
MA Anderson
Federal Forestry Department
Error Need Not Be Fatal Lessons From Mistakes
A reflective note by B. Greighton on handling errors and learning from them. The author argues most mistakes are not fatal if addressed properly, emphasizing learning and corrective action.
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B. Greighton
Baptist Young People's Union Social and Officers Elected
The Baptist Young People's Union met at Ralph Carroll's home for a business meeting and social time with good attendance. officers elected were Melvin Thomas president Harvey Loveland vice president Hazel Warner secretary and Ralph Carroll Miss Warner and Miss Edith Raymond named delegates to the Erie association meeting on September 16.
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Ralph Carroll
Melvin Thomas
Harvey Loveland
Hazel Warner
Ralph, Carroll
Warner
Edith’ Raymond
Erie
Steam Pipe Break Halts Oil Well Supply Plant Work
An industrial accident at the Imperial works of Oil Well Supply Co in Oil City injured Charles J. Ramsburg and halted most plant operations. A new turbine was being installed when a supporting chain failed, a massive casting fell, and a steam pipe fractured, prompting immediate shutdown until Monday. Ramsburg suffered minor burns and cuts but is not in serious condition. other workers faced no major injuries.
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Power to End War Asserted by Women's Resolve
A quotation attributed to John Ruskin emphasizes that if women worldwide unite their will, they can end war. The line frames female collective power as decisive and timely.
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John Ruskin
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