Five Cows Win Honor in Oonemaugh Township Milk Test
Only five cows qualified for the Honor List in November from 237 tested in Indiana County. The month was generally poor for milk with many cows producing less than October. Qualified cows include J M Risinger Atlas Spotted G Reg Jersey 717 pounds milk 5.6 percent fat and 40.1 pounds fat. I M Speedy Daisy Holstein 1107 pounds milk 3.9 percent fat 43.2 pounds fat. A Archibald Hick Holstein 1. mM 2.0 percent 28.4 pounds fat. G Henderson Dimple Grade Guernsey 878 pounds milk 4.6 percent fat 40.4 pounds fat. One Holstein owned by I M Speedy led in both milk and butter fat.
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Indiana County
Norman “Barkley
J. M. Risinger
Homer City
Atlas Spotted G
Reg
Jersey
A. Archibald
Livermore
Old ‘Hick
Holstein
Ives
I. M. Speedy
Daisy
G. Henderson
Elders Ridge
Dimple
Guernsey
State Agricultural Notes From Pennsylvania Report
Reports show about 4 315 tractors in use on farms in Pennsylvania up from 2 600 last year. The county harvested a generally fine grape crop this season with a slight reduction due to winter killing two years ago. Production exceeds several prior years with an estimated yield of 2.46 tons per acre and total output of 29 000 tons. The crop quality is 103 percent of normal.
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Pennsylvania
Jthe
Postvar News Raises Subscription to Two Dollars
Postvar News announces a price increase from $1.50 to $2.00 per subscription effective January 1 due to soaring newsprint costs. The increased expense has forced publishers to suspend publication or raise prices across the industry.
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Postvar News
The
Bolivar News
Newspapers Face Publication Suspensions and Rising Costs
Facing the prospect of suspending publication or raising prices, many newspapers have suspended publication in the past year due to their inability to overcome production costs.
Elk plentiful in Montana on Creekside ranch
Mrs Sadiq FE Kunkle of Creekside ranch in Yellow stone valley Montana celebrated elk steak from two large bulls killed by her sons John I and Stacey BE Kunkle. The herd hunters report elk feeding in valleys, threatening hay stacks priced at 25 dollars per ton. The Kunkle family manages 900 tons of alfalfa and 6000 sheep, wary of elk consuming feed before spring.
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Creekside
Wome
Sadiq FE
Kunkle
John I
Stacey BE
Yellowstone
Montana
Kinsicle
Pomona Grange Meeting in Indiana Pa December 18 1919
Pomona Grange meets with Success Grange at Central Labor Union Hall Indiana Pennsylvania on December 18 1919 members urged to attend all sessions Fourth Degree members may attend all sessions except morning work. Program includes routine business literature music debates and speeches by local leaders and attorneys with public evening session open.
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Pomona Grange
Success Grange
Central Labor Union Hall
Philadelphia Street
Indiana
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Oonemaugh Township
L. Cunningham
State Agricultural Notes
Pomona Grange Meeting
M. C. Stewart
Robi. Thompson
State Grange
W- Hu. Martin
Statera
Court House
J. Elder Peeler
Harry Carson
John A. McSparren
Pennsylvania State Grange
B. B. Pubming
United States
Census Bureau
House of Representatives
Indiana, PA
Tomor
Actus
Ally
Bolivia
Gingham
Gette
Georgette
Coats
First National Bank
Cherry Tree,pa
O. S. Sheffler
NEW Auto Exchange
Old Woolen Mills
Harry J. Laughlin
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