Tuberculosis and Accredited Herd Plan Progress
The article discusses TB deaths, dairy cattle disease control via the Accredited Herd Plan by U S Department of Agriculture and Bureau of Animal Industry, noting 90 percent of Indiana milk from Accredited Herds and urging farmers to test cattle with county agents. It also includes local Easter notes and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Endife
Indiana
U. S
Pennsylvania
Bureaus of Animal Industry
Sivery
Cookport News Notes Local Visits and Employment
Miss Ruby McCombs is employed at the home of John Keating. Mr and Mrs Dick Good were callers at the latter's brother Earl Kein on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsta Kerr
Indiana
W. J. Kerr
Frank Gromie
Ross Haslett
Portage
Chester Trimble
James Clark
Wd Clark
Johnstown
Lavinna Clark
Hugh Peddicord
Wesleyan Methodist Church
John Garvin
Pardus
Clarence Conner
Ruby McCombs
John Keating
Dick Good
Earl Kein
John Calhoun
Barbara Gibron
Rowe
Harry Rowe
Crookaide
Eliza Johnston
Kunkle
D. A. Reed
Cash Cushion
von Moore
W. L. Johnston
Puoxsutawney
Chester Bair
Dwight Byerd
Wea
Local notes on vehicles and visits across town
A town survey last week noted various vehicle purchases including Chas Tautman buying a Chevrolet coupe and Reuben Atussall and Yoyt Keating each buying Ford roadsters, along with Walter Clark purchasing a Star touring car. Residents and visitors are listed with Sunday calls and weekend visits among families, with Farm Loan Association information at week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilzo Henry
Rachel Henry
Chas, Tautman
Reuhen Atussall
Yoyt Keating
Chariss McCombs
Grover Kealing
George Spieher
Indiana
Walter Clark
TD. 1
Will
Charles Wassim
Meade Roaring
Willis Baterbaugh
Norm Boucher
Charles Keating
M. J. Keating
J. Baterbaugh
Mughes
Harry Wentzel
Clarence Steffey
Harris
Commodore
Clyde Masking
Pomona Grange Holds A Remarkable Rural Meeting
A large Pomona Grange gathering met at Marion Center last Thursday with delegates from across the county. Delegates heard talks on poultry, discussed a big Grange picnic at Marion Center, and appointed committees. Fifty three candidates were initiated during the session, and resolutions favored high way funding and updated tax laws, opposed Penrose memorial funding, and urged song bird list goals. A Manor Literary Society program is planned for April 7 at Manor schoolhouse with songs, addresses, recitations, music, and various performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Moreion Center
Steelmm
Picnie
Marion Center Grove
Toth
Gordon
State College
Charles A. Nicholl
Berklo-Pittsburgh
Alan
Boise Penrose
Department of Public Instruction
Pardon Recommended for Homer City Man
The State Pardon Board recommends a pardon for John C. Page ott of Tudinar City after about six years of a nine year sentence on a robbery charge. The article notes he has served six years and a pardon is under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Ciy
Stiate Pardon Board
Fins
John C. Pageott
Tudinar City
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Oakland Motor Car Co
Pontiac, Michigan
Division
Genera Aotors Corporation
Oaklands
Oakland Cc
Clymer Furniture Co. Furniture Undertaking
Clymer, Pa
Hillsdale
Cookport
Creekside
Farm Loan Association
Indiana County Farm Loan Association
Pomona Grangy
Manor Literary Society
Manor School House
Cherryhill Township
Society
Ella Stephens
Harold Myers
Gertrude Brown
Mrs. IL
Db. Brown
Naomi Coy
Waldo Brown
Viola Makin
Digay
Ivan Emigh
Winifred Wolfe
Wine Makin
Help Emigh
George Wolfe
Howard Brown
Gould Coy
Elizabeth Makin
Mary Brown
Albert Smith
D. A. Putt
Plorence Stephens
Lina Makin
Wineheth Putt
CNN
The
Rosenbaum Co
the Rosenbaum Co
America
Rosenbaum Company
Pittsburgh
Ihimedtle
Inez
Plumville
Fowler
Indiana, Pa
Office of the Savings and Trust Company of Indiana
Philadelphia Street
E. Lewis
George D. Leydic
Wayne Avenue
Bell
Green Country
Robinsteen Collar & Leather
O. Indiana, Pa
Sam
Treasury Savings
United States Government Savings System
Treasury Department
Washington, D.C
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