Bang testing boosts county effort for Bangs disease
Indiana County agricultural leaders plan half a million dollars in state and federal funding to fund Bangs disease testing for cattle. A county committee system will supply application blanks and information, with members appointed by Clyde Houck to organize testing and vet services across townships.
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Pennsylvania
Vanmiller
Agricultural Extension Association
Indiana County
Clyde Houck
Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association
Bureau of Animal Industry
Armstrong
Harry Couch
R. A
W. H. Wood
Charles Kerr
Banks
Edward Bibel
Rossiter
J. Cy Vile
James H. Huey
Glen Campbell
Buffington
H. M. Altius
Dillown R
Ds Harry
W. Bennett
Dilltown
Herbert Stephens
Brushvalley
Quay Overdorf
Brush Valley
Ben Stake
Indiana
R. V. McNutt
Homer City
Blacklick
Harold Gibson
Blairsville
Lester Altman
Boyd Clawson
Burrell
James Cornell
Elmer Libengood
Simon Lear
Cherryhill
Clyde Waltemire
Penn Run
E. N. Lydiel
Indiana R
John Rice
Raymond Wineberg
Rochester Mills
Walter Philippi
Reed Sherry
Punxsulawhey R. D
Frank Winsheimer
Marion Center
Clark Keith
Cherry Tree
Montgomery
Ernest Goss
Hillsdale
E. K. Bostic
C. S. Gorman
Gipsy
North Mahoning
A. S. Yoas
Punx
Sitawney
Clyde McConnaughey
Smicksburg
Irvin Behm
Marehand
Pine
William Bennett
Strongstown
J. J. Williams
Alverda
Verner Stiffier
Barnesboro
D. Rayne
Levi Houck
Charles M. McMillen
Why You Should Never Cut a Corn
A damaged, garbled ad style item warns against cutting corns and suggests a topical remedy. It mentions pain relief and foot comfort, with hopeful language about easing sore feet and callouses, though the text is unclear and partially unreadable.
Fragmentary Names List From Undetermined Locale
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names with scattered place references including Smicksburg, Creekside, Blacklick, and West Lebanon. The lines mention several individuals such as James A. Simpson, Ernest H. Mack, John G. Henderson, Alfred Henry, and others amid unclear affiliations or dates. The text appears to be a damaged notice or roster extract.
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C.D. Bente
Macron Center
R. D. Sonih Matoning
Home Economics Exhibit Showcases Broad Department Work
The Friday event drew over a thousand attendees including students parents and educators. From fur felt hat production by Knox Manufacturing to nutrition and color clinics the exhibit showcased consumer education home furnishings and family life studies with practical demonstrations and student made cosmetics and water quality analysis.
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Knox Manufacturing Company
Falks
Winter Ends Advance In This Local Area
Quite a number of men and boys in the vicinity held an egg supper at Silas Miller's on Friday. Frank Fry, formerly sick, shows marked improvement. Mrs. Laura Johnston visits Elderton and Gordon Johnston. David Reerich bought a new Foard car last week. Marjorie Kepple, Rutie and Robbie Johnston visited Bert Bark. Annie Fisher spent time with the Rearich family. School ends April 28. Hamilton Allison’s sister visits the Allison home. Karl Bark spent time with Albert Clark. Mrs. Samuel Fleming spent Wednesday at home. Mrs. Homer Leighley and children of Cherry Run returned home after a visit at the Fenton Blystone home. Avie Milley bought a horse. Mr. Wilson of Kittanning was here last week.
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Nere
Silas Miller
Frank Fry
Laura Johnston
Merle Wissinger
Elderton
Gordon Johnston
David Reerich
Marjorie Kepple
Rutie
Robbie Johnston
Bert Bark
Annie Fisher
Charles Rearich
Vic Anime Miller
Hamilton Allison
Allison
Karl Bark
Albert Clark
Samuel Fleming
Better Housing Meeting In Indiana April 23
Western Pennsylvania sees momentum for Better Housing with four rally series. FHA staff, local committees, bankers, contractors, and owners join convention programs and expositions. Marches to extend district broadcasts and a radio essay contest. state winners go to Washington. Indiana event planned for April 23 with Johnstown and other cities hosting sessions.
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Pennsylvania
Federal Housing Administration
Adn
Better Housing Committees
Chambers of Commerce
District Olfims
Pittsburgh
Fiele
FUA
Washington
Greensburg
Rochester
Erie
Monessen
Wednesday's Child at Indiana Theatre stars Frankie Thomas
A motion picture promising to enthrall audiences, Wednesday's Child stars 12 year old Frankie Thomas in the title role as Bobby Phillips. The drama follows a sensitive boy whose parents divorce and custody alternates months between mother and father, shaping his view of family and love.
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Indiana
Frankie Thomas
Bobby Phillips
Bobby
Gaumont
Chu Chin Chow
Ritz Theatre
Walter Forde
Anna May Wong
America
George Robey
England
Fritz Kortner
Burston
Aloha Wanderwell
Alpha Wanderwell
Alaha Vanderwell
Australia
Miss Wanderwell
Africa
Fairview Ridge Social Roundup at Parkers Landing
Clark Stewart and son Raymond spent a few days at Parkers Landing. Hillsdale visitors include Marie Gromley Virginia Pedder cord Faye and Virginia Stewart. Sunday visits to the Stewart home by Howard Hopkins Lonewitt Dixonville and family. Fisheries claim oysters have three hearts.
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Clark Stewart
Raymond
Parkers Landing
Marie Gromley
Virginia Peddle Cord
Hillsdale
Faye
Virginia Stewart
Clark Stewart Home
Howard A. E. Hopkins
U. S. Bureau
Lonewitt and Family
Dixonville
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Haiple Ar Whisky
Rol State
Grolog Mongy
Phila
Penna
Better Housing
Cooper
Ation
Reward B. Lee
Paul Block
Pittsburgh Post-Gaxelic
Lord Beaversbrook
London Express
London Evening Standard
Kent
Bobbie Repine
Clarksburg
William Kunkle
H. 5
New
Brody Costure
J. A. King
Edgewood
Lizzie Repine
Samuel Wilden
L. of L. Club
Anne Smith
McIntyre
Lictatt & Motas Tosacco Co
Bagdad
Clarendon
Nesday
Indiana Floral Co
Indiana, Pa
Daugherty’s
Fairview Ridge
George, Jr
Smithport
Sam Stewart
Cherry ‘Tree
Charles Biss
Charlies Stewart
Jank Fyock
Charles Stewart
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