Home Farm Product Report Highlights County Farm Output
W M Piper, county superintendent, presents the Home Farm’s year round activity to the County Commissioners. The tally lists wheat 205 bushels, buckwheat 248, oats 606, rye 64, corn fodder 2400 shocks, hay 55 tons, straw 20 tons, apples 130, pears 2, milk 4008 gallons, potatoes 665 bushels, pork 289 pounds, veal 1156 pounds, vinegar 214 barrels, and numerous vegetables and canned goods. Fruits and vegetables canned include elderberries 62 quarts, beets 48, chow 56, jellies 123, peaches 486 quarts, piccalilli 86 gallons, and pickles in a barrel.
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Mity
W. M. Piper
Man injured in ARB railroad wreck near Cloe
Guy Beck, a brakeman on the Indi aa Branch of the Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg railroad, was badly injured in a wreck near Cloe Tuesday afternoon. He is 36, with a wife and two children, raised near North Point, now of Punxsutawney. He was rushed to Adrian hospital where his left leg and right foot were amputated, the result of a collision between a work train and a special carrying officials on an inspection tour. Beck was the only seriously injured. The engineer and fireman escaped.
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Guy Beck
Indiaa
Buffalo, Rochester Pittsburg
Cloe
Beck
North Point
Punxsutawney
Id Steffy
Cyrus Steffy
Hast Mahoning Township
Adrian Hospital
Illinois Corn Grower Wins Kellogg National Trophy
R A James of Charleston Illinois wins the W K Kellogg National Corn Trophy at the National Corn Show in Columbus Ohio for growing the best ear among thousands of ears in last year's bumper crop. Trophy awarded for superior general points across varieties and ears.
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R. A. James
Charleston
Columbus
Ohio
W. K K. Kellogg
W. K. Kellogg
James's Reid Yellow Dent corn wins grand champion
The jar of corn grown by Mr. James, a vigorous 40-year-old farmer, is Reid's Yellow Dent with 20 kernel rows, 6 per inch, 10 inches long and 7.5 inches circumference. His careful corn culture and long hard work earned him the grand champion win.
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James
Reid
Seed detection and breeding thrill Indiana growers
Danton to Seawott lineage guides careful breeding as TifInola growers celebrate a break from Indiana, praising last year's Kellogg trophy winner Fred C. Palm of Newtown. Reid's Yellow Dent crossed with Alexander Gold Standard yields the most perfectly formed ear, though judging subtle points remains essential.
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Danton
Seawott
Indiana
Fred C. Palm
Newtown
Reid
Alexander
Tiffany crafted trophy for Kellogg at National Corn Show
The James trophy, created by Tiffany of New York for W. K. Kellogg, cost 1000 dollars and stands 30 inches tall. Made from sterling silver bronze and enamels, the prize will be offered in an annual competition until won twice by the same grower. President Taft attended a session and spoke.
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James
Tiffany
New York
W. K. Kellogg
Taft
Street Railway Company 18 Improving Its Lines
The Indiana Street Railways Company is advancing line improvements to boost capacity and passenger comfort. Ballast is being laid in the road bed, power generation machinery is being added, and all old equipment is being overhauled. An orchard demonstration will be held at Henry Barnhart's farm in Johnstown on Thursday.
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Power House
Indiana Street Railways Company
Henry Barnhart
Johnstown
Dairy cattle and farm stock sale in Indiana county
Auction listing by H Beanor offers forty good fresh cows mostly Jerseys Ayrshires and Guernseys from Clarion county with two to three stock bulls ten to fifteen horses farm mares and cheap workers. Also buggies harness wagons and various equipment with four month credit on all but cash cows and horses.
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Indiana
Clarion County
Inyeest
Humber
Back Fence News Sparks Timely Dinner
A brief item notes a wife chatters with neighbors over the fence, seeking news to satisfy her hunger for updates. The suggestion is to keep the Home Paper coming regularly so she stays informed and dinner remains on schedule.
Greenville Summer Normal Opens With 86 Enrolled
The Greenville Summer Normal opened yesterday with 86 students enrolled, 74 in the teachers grade. Officials expect at least 20 more registrations before the week ends. The Pittsburg Gazette Times and the Progress to Rural Delivery Patrons pay only $4.00 a year until further notice.
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Greenville
Pittsburg
Stallion Pray Stallion Breeding Notice at Otberg Stable
Stable owner EDWARDS announces breeding services for Pray Stallion with season opening in April. Operations conducted at Otberg Barn and Homer Road facility with weekly work schedule on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday and remaining duties at the stable. Based in Washington DC area.
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Cemromning
Batn
Otberg
Homer Road
Pate
Protect the Crops trespass notices printed on muslin
Advertisement notes progress trespass notices printed on muslin for sale at the office. Each item costs 64, or 6 for 260. The listing emphasizes durable material and bulk pricing for office or farm use.
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Smickabure
Board of Civil
L. L. Long
Toulon
Til
Erryhill Township
Indiana House
W. E. Mahaffey
W. Hi. Mahaffey
Wil
The
Central Hotel
Saltsburg
Toople
Tce
Glaknes J
Iain
Thak
Sithoukl
Illinois Corn Grower
McCall
Ir Grou
D.C, Edwards
Indiana Dye Works
Philadelphia Street
Syracuse
St. Clair, Rinn & CO
Water Street
Indiana, Pa
Cunningham Company
Pro Sto 8. & H. Green Trading Stampa
Mail Order Department
Fite
Button
Girls At Childs At
Acher
Oxfords
Japan
Chick Feedee Ib
Stardi
Fancy Santos Coffee
Arbueckle
Toea
Roger
Victor Roller
David Ellis & Son
Penn Roller Flourills
Homer City Real Estate
the Savings & Tust Company of
Pennsylvania
H. H. Scott
Homer City
Church Street
Main Street
Borough
Roberts
Christy
Phila, St
Sixth St
Stafford
B. Glassford
Starford, Pa
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