Pennsylvania crops seen fail for peaches and wheat
The Pennsylvania peach crop is predicted to fail for 1912, confirmed by deputy agriculture secretary A. L. Martin. He says wheat will reach only about 70 percent of normal due to abnormal weather, Hessian fly, and repeated freeze thaw cycles along with high winds.
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H.A. Surface
A. L. Martin
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Recall of Decisions Works in Harrisburg
Harrisburg school board session promises a display of civic sentiment as the Women's Civic Club proposal to donate five dollars to each of seventeen grammar schools for best speller is weighed. The club opposed the current directors last fall, signaling ongoing local political activity.
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Harrisburg School Board
Women’s Civic Club
Grammer-Schools
Civic Club
Directors Reconsider Prize Plan After Public Pressure
The directors initially rejected a prize plan, led by George W. Kennedy who urged to move on. The motion passed unanimously but a storm of public opinion followed. The next day supporters urged reversal and the board agreed to reconsider and accept the offer.
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George W. Kennedy
Birthday celebration honors Mrs. Nancy Walmer at Union Deposit
A birthday gathering for Mrs. Nancy Walmer marked her seventy fourth year at Mr. Harry Walmer's Union Deposit home. Guests shared sacred songs, piano solos, and a feast of cakes and fruit while Grandmother Walmer received many gifts and well wishes for future birthdays.
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Nancy Walmer
Union Deposit
Harry Walmer
Jacob B. Nye
William Pfiel
E. M. Eschenaur
Harry W. Nye
John Jones
Herman Gingrich
Henry. Ginder
Elias’ Kaufman
Christian Landis
Ammon Curry
Son Landis
W. H. Rapp
Sadie A. Brown
Harry Kieffer
Mary Walmer
Blanche Walmer
Ruth H. Nye
Bertha Gingrich
Ruth Peiffer
Kathryn’ ‘Jones
Violette Gipe
Maud Snyder
Beatrice Gingrich
Paul Gingrich
William Walmer
Grandmother Walmer
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