1924 Potatoes Crop in Penna Below Normal
The 1924 potato crop in Pennsylvania is below normal with an estimated 142,701,000 bushels. Production declines from 1923 are noted, while Wisconsin is expected to rise during the season and New York, Maine, and Michigan pace state markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penna
Antetre
Ava
K. Stone
Rhaleing Hirth
Virginia
Maryland
New Jesey
Sathwestern
Wefery
Anetadinss Cambsia
Sunaret
Maine
Rehigay
Minnesota
North Dakota
Westert
Granite road marker reveal of ancient King’s Highway site
Sept 13 report describes a four foot high granite marker unearthed near the Lehigu River by a new bridge site. Inscribed notes recount the earliest crossing of the Tohigh River and the 1794 completion of the first road SID marker references and an address for employment ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigu
Delaware
Philwinlphia
Theostieh Pethlhem
Wienatho Snautier
San Cura Ointment Advertises Cure for Sores
A testimonial promotes San Cura Ointment and Soap claiming cures for a hand sore, pimples, and other skin complaints. The letter from Fs. R. E. Waite of Rochester praises quick results after trying alternative remedies and endorses available product sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E.waite
Ely St
Rochester
N. P. Ames & Co
Thomas En
Condra
R. G. Lindsey, & Son
Seraony Electric to Build Large Plant at Ransom
The Seraony Electric company plans a large power plant at Ransom above Pittston as part of a long term expansion. The project aims to meet growing demand and will involve significant investment and hiring. Local officials anticipate regional benefits from the new facility and increased electricity supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fres. Scranton
Sera Ony Elestric Company
Ransom
Sts
Pittston
Expan
Sham Battle at Franklin Oil City Describes Local Mock Exercise
Fragmentary OCR describes a sham battle near Franklin involving Nawier company and other units. The report mentions Deketie Maygi and a guard advance, with unclear specifics about participants and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Nawier Company
Oo Gite
Dni
Pranilis
Pontsylvinia
Nawenal Civard
Jeanbse Mill
Gris Wey
Wilkes Barre Plans Anew for a Municipal Ball Parl
A garbled notice from Wilkes Barre outlines plans to build a new ball parl on the riverfront. The project, approved by local wards, calls for immediate work and a green space nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiirea
Wilkes Tarre
Grant
Ani
Train Kills Harrisville Boy On Crossing
Harrisville boy, 9, was killed after being hurled from a car driven by his father on a road crossing near Morrisville. A freight train collided with the automobile as they traveled, causing the fatal impact. The incident occurred Thursday afternoon near Pilottown junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisville
Franklin
Kaheun
Sane Larti Jills
Fragmented OCR vividness of a train disaster report
A garbled OCR style passage describes a train incident with several injured individuals and scattered names. It references a collision or derailment context and mentions victims and places, though many terms are unclear or corrupted. The piece hints at a serious derailment with multiple casualties and a generic inquiry around the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilani
Marrinlie
Grexfiat
Ptogy
Fila
Atryel
Turri Minister Stevemann Tide Fence and German War Dialogue
Fragmentary OCR notes describe political shifts involving Stevemann and a German war dialogue. Mentions dissolution of a group and new elections. References to Chancellor Mars Tas and a widening split with a proposal for a next week vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turi
Stevemann
Pote
Rotary
Stiesensann
Mars Tas
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Keystone State
Wisconsin
Aise
Seare
Journal Office
Washington Street
Bell
Arty Caigeeth Ie
Sazerin City
Anit
Honatory 2
Dirks
Wikes Barre
Little
Pebbie
Braoics
Pebble
Quality Cash Stores Inc
Diamond Grocery
E. C. Bates
Wing-Willi Star Stores, Inc
C. A. Cooley
East Washington Street
F. E. Brooks
Marion Street
Chas
Sessie
Boss
Will Sweet
East Main St
Wilcox
Washington Market
Coats
N. Cohen & Sons
Berlin
United Proes
Thorlin
Gil City Trust Company
OH City, Pa
W. E. Phillips
N. Center St
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