Crop Bureau estimates show larger farm crop reductions
The US Bureau of Crop Estimates reports that labor shortages and bad planting weather shrink eight major crops. Winter wheat, peas, corn, and other outputs fall by 16 to 31 percent, totaling an 11 percent drop in acreage and a 4 percent fall in production if weather normalizes. Prices rise about 5 percent in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaga
United States Bureau of
Orphans’ Court of
Indiana County
Irwin T. Reese
Harry L. Reese
Judson F. Reese
Blairsville Burrough
Marshall Building
Itatiana
Indiana
Co Daanes W. Mack
Dulyuex
Depositors Rise Across State Banking Institutions
Harrisburg reports deposits in trust companies state banks and savings institutions rose by 109000 in under six months. By December 1922 total depositors stood at 2005115 and by May reached 8264291. Trust companies added 125000 in under five months, banks 76000, savings institutions 646004 with gains since last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Department of Banking
Kisher
Stamp Exhibit Continues With Rare 6-Cent Error and Livingstone Stamp
The stamp display features a 1917-19 6-cent red error printed on a sheet of 2-cent stamps and a rare Livingstone Alabama Civil War issue. Scouts invite the public to view treasures as album pages turn to reveal varieties. Scott Stamp and Coin Co offers three prizes to top collections chosen by a hidden-identity judging panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Livingstone
Ala
Scott Stamp and Coin Co
New York
Stamp Club
Scout Drive boosts Indiana County Scouts presence
In New York City headquarters observers monitor the local campaign as Indiana County backs the Scouts. The appeal to readers suggests trying Classified Ads for results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Indiana County
County Chapter Child Health Clinic Continues Across Indiana County
Weathered start at Glen Campbell sees Dr Hall and Dr Lewin examine 109 children with 160 weighed and measured while plans align to finish the series with 32 clinics statewide. Next stops include Cherry Tree and Heilwood then Rochester Mills Plumville shelocta and Smicksburg through July 1 as Eliza Dill and Oliie Ross resume Red Cross work in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Glen Campbell
W. D. Hall
Er. B. Lewin
Cherry Tree
Dra
Hall and Lewis
Heilwood
Rossiter
Rochester Mills
Plumville
Shelocta
Smicksburg
Eliza Dill
Oliie Ross
Philadelphia
Cross
Pennsylvania
Miss Lang
Pa.Del
Fragmented OCR: Bulgeni TM Will.red Purifies the neys
Unclear fragment lists Bulgeni TM Will red and purifying claims about medicines. The readable text mentions drugs and gentle effects but provides no verifiable facts, dates, or entities to confirm a coherent news item or event.
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Bulgeni
Hospital expansion plans and community Fourth event
A long report details a non sectarian hospital needing doubled buildings and new facilities including forty rooms two operating rooms a tuberculosis dispensary isolation rooms and X ray lab as a Patriotic fundraising fair with brass bands boxing, horse racing and a roller skating dance at Lyric Hall to aid the hospital admission 25 cents and cars 50 cents with local dignitaries urging support across Indiana and nearby counties.
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Minntenancn
Nationa
Kooma
Ull
Punete
Horticultural Mall
Thad Wark
Rochester Mills
Boy Scouts Wireless
M.G. A
Churchas
Harry Montgomery
Kiltsuning
Moorhead
Weaver
Helen Stiles
Gen. Castle
Belgium
Lady Todd
Charlie S
Barron
Alberton
Karl
Caesar
Napoleon
Jefferson
Cambria
Armstrong
Clearfield
Weatmoreland
Indiana
Judge White
Lyric Hall
Wedding Notes Continued From First Page
Logan Burnheimer served as best man and Mistress Edith Burnheimer was the flower girl. Music was played by Mrs. John E. Bruce. A wedding dinner followed the ceremony and the couple plan a short trip to Pittsburgh and other points before settling in Coraopolis. A shower was held on Friday after the wedding with many handsome and useful gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Burnheimer
Edith Burnheimer
John E. Bruce
Pittsburgh
Coraopolis
Commencement Activities and Alumni Banquet Reported
Commencement exercises continued with diplomas presented by Principal John A H Keith and Rev Chalmers G Morrow with graduates Elizabeth Duff Emily Eunice Mell Virginia Liggett Virginia Poole Carrie Marie Stoops and Margaret Welty. Alumni and friends attended the refectory dinner followed by the annual Alumni Association banquet highlighted by Miss Jane Leonard departing from her executive post with a gracious address and the Douglass Orchestra providing music for dances in recreation hall. Meals featured fruit cocktails olives radishes smothered young chicken pan gravy creamed potatoes peas bread rolls and salads with blue waters and strawberries.
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Virginia Margaret Ligeett
HH. KE. Copswell
John A. H. Keith
Chalmers G. Morrow
Sons of Liberty
Elizabeth Duff
Emily Eunice Mell
Virginia Liggett
Virginia Poole
Carrie Marie Stoops
Margaret Welty
Jane 2. Leonard
Miss Leonard
Recreation Hall
Douglass Orchestra of
Assorted Cakes Club House Event Night
Banquet committee includes Malvina Cire man and Edna B Smith for a 10 80 PM to 2 00 AM coffee dancing gathering at the club house. listed as occurring in 1882 with references to Edna B Smith and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvina Cire Man Hidde
Edna B. Smith
Business Men of DuBois Visit County Seat
DuBois businessmen gathered in the county seat yesterday while M A Johnston Washington township constable and tax collector built rapport here on Tuesday. Miss Exlith Reesa from Johnstown attended commencement week and class reunion. Squire P M Hodge Blairsville conducted local business yesterday. C Wy Empfield Cherry Hill township spent days here this week. Mr and Mrs W A Kunkly Creekside shopped yesterday then returned to Tarrytown New York to collect autos sold this season.
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DuBois
M. A. Johnston
Washington Township
Exlith Reesa
Johnstown
Normal School
Squire P.M. Hodge
Blairsville
C. Wy. Empfield
Cherry Hill Township
Mus
W. A. Kunkly
Creekside
More Irish Killed Continued from First Page
A meeting to debate marching to Londonderry to aid Unionists was held. The situation remains tense with excitement as the Ulster Province is on the brink of civil war.
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Londonderry
Ulster
Points on People in Baltimore and Nearby Areas
Mrs. ML S Menthh of Baltimore visits Mr. and Mrs. J L Peterman on Wayne avenue. Mrs. Lawrence K Thompson of Vandergrist visits Mrs. Margaret Kessler on School street. Mrs. Mary L Brandy of Pittsburgh visits relatives Frank and Miss Fidith Kichleberger on North Sixth street. Mrs. Ralph W Hasinger of Cleveland spends two weeks with her mother. Junes W Jackson and family of Apollo and Mrs. A W Rodgers and her sons of Wilkinsburg married in Indiana yesterday and visited Mr and Mrs J N Elder on School street. Mr and Mrs Cece Hood of Elder's Ridge were among out of town shoppers. Lowry Johnston and his son George.
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ML S. Menthh
Baltimore
J. L. Peterman
Wayne Avenue
Lawrence K. Thompson
Vanderqrist
Margaret Kessler
School Street
Mary L. Brandy
Pittsburgh
Frank
Fidith Kichleberger
North Sixth Street
Ralph W. Hasinger
Cleveland
Ohio
Martha Jd, Orr
West Philadelphia
Junes W. Jackson
Apollo
A. W. Rodgers
Wilkinsburg
Indiana
J. N. Elder
Schoolstreet
Cece Hood
Elder's Ridge
Lowry Johnston
George
Women Wear Linen Shoes Protest in London
A London protest reported by the Daily Mail shows women wearing black felt and linen shoes to oppose rising arts prices. The demonstration occurred on June 24 and involved participants from various groups including Crenshaw and LAndiang families.
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London
Vagis
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Penna
Cecil B. de Mille
Paramount Artcraft
Sam Gallo
Hirkt
Mhntin Bros, Inc
Carpenter Tola
Wayne
Buick
Packard
Ford
Exide Bathery Station
Nixon Alley
Timblvas
Atx
ARPA
North Std
Taquire
W.P. Lowry
Water
John Bentett
Jlu2
West Maiadelphia
C- J. Connor Co
Sixth Ave
Erwin and Leighton
Carpenter Ave
Church St
Uwhold
King Raver
Consolidated Lumber & Supply Co
Clymer Road
Inquire
South 7Th Street
BP. R. R
Luciusboro
Chandler
Firestone
Goodrich
Goodyear
United Sta
Vacuum and
Ajax
Harte J. S. Hileman
Phila. St
Nixon Alle
Automome Eee
Anything
Electrical Utility Electric Co
Court House
Exide
Marion Center Co-Operative Creamery
10Th Street
Jersey
Marshall & Orr
R Bell
J. Wettling.& Son
Marcus Bros
Bell
Sid and
6Th Streets
E. R. Springer
Wer St. Carl Wallington
E. R. Grant
Philadelphia St. _ Bell
Marinelli
John R&r
Bryan
Indiana Borough
Minnie B. Smitid
W. Strele Bryan
Ramey
Jack
South 7Th
Hell
Geo. D. Leydic
Eile
Paul D
Ator C. Framer
Annited &Egineer
Ns Construction
South Seventh
Yenth St
W. P. Shephard, D
C. Chiropractor
Phila
Aking Columbia Gra
Png
Church and, Philate Railroad
Ava
Farmers Hotel
Bree
E. Phil Street
Peed
Lestin Clark
Oie
Brockwayville
Mabel Christine Maberg
Crenshaw
William Risheberger
Landiang
Eleanor Jane Abbey
Jadigna
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