Effect of artificial light on plant life blossoms and growth
Washington reports confirmation that plant development and flowering respond to day length, not color, with experiments by USDA researchers showing lettuce, celery, sunflowers, and other species can grow normally under extended artificial days. Long and short day responses observed. low power lighting may speed blooming in greenhouses, reducing reliance on intense illumination.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
W. W. Garner
Ht. A. Allard
R. A. Steinberg
Bureau of Plant Industry
Siunight
Europe
Brooklyn Welcomes Women Dog Catchers on Streets
The first Indy dog catchers have appeared in Brooklyn employed by the Brooklyn Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Mya B. M. Preeman and Miss J. Snyder are pictured handling their first canine prisoner on the streets of Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Mya
B. M. Preeman
J. Snyder
Bones of Gigantic Dinosaur Found in Tanganyika Africa
The British Natural History Museum negotiates with the discoverer for bones of a gigantic prehistoric animal found in Tanganyika. Sir Sidney Harmer says the upper arm bone is seven feet, about twice the size of a Carnegie diplodocus. Funds needed are estimated at 25 000 to 50 000 dollars.
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London
Tanganyika
Africa
British Natural History Museum
Sidney Harmer
Historic note protests 46 year old debt in Kings County
In Seattle area a man named Sibbey is being sued on a note from 46 years ago. The report notes interest rose at 12 percent and cites a California loan from 1878 of $1,000 that now totals $22,080. The court action unfolds in Kings County.
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Seattle
Wash
Tibbey
Kings County
Sibbey
California
Century Old Cottonwood Saw Used by Local Blacksmith
A nearly century old saw is being used by HB. D. Barney, a local blacksmith, to cut wood for fuel. The blade, pulled from a Century Old Cottonwood Crogs, was brought to Chase County from Tenois by the Studebaker family, early Staffordsville pioneers.
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HB. D. Barney
Chase County
Tenois
Studebaker
Staffordsville
BHELOOUTA Bid Lantz Move to Aga Farren House This Week
Gastown residents report Bheloouta Bid Lantz and family moving into the Aga Farren house this week. Mrs W D Rankin, once a patient in the Indiana hospital, returned home Friday. Mason McGaughey greets Mah ervilla friends. Mr and Mrs McAdoo of Plum Creek visited daughter Mrs Todd Shaeffer, while Mr and Mrs Mack Carnahan and daughter Anna Gladys spent the weekend with Mrs Carnahan's parents Mr and Mrs L D Lowry. Mrs George Meyers and children returned to Youngstown after visiting Mr and Mrs D N Heffelfinger. Isaac Smith s daughter Mona Mar of Parkwood called on grandfather John A Campbell last week. Mrs Hannah J Devilh visiting daughter Mrs Harry McCurdy. Mr and Mrs Taylor Carnahan visit sisters in Young and Conemaugh townships. Young Ladies Guild to meet at Miss Florence Sharp's Saturday at 2 pm. W P Wigging and daughters Gladys and Anna Margaret were recent Shelocta callers. Virginia Mier and sister Mrs Fleming were Indiana callers Saturday.
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Bheloouta Bid Lantz
Gastown
Aga Farren
W. D. Rankin
Indiana Hospital
Mason McGaughey
Mahervilla
McAdoo
Plumcreek
Todd Shaeffer
Mack Carnahan
Anna Gladys
Hannah J. Devilh
Harry McCurdy
Taylor Carnahan
South Bend Social News Roundup Plaudits and Visits
Mae and Ruth Stewart spent Tuesday evening with Eric Silvis. Mr and Mrs Will Shutt of Van Gervenft were Saturday guests of Alva Hanna. Harry Rearick visited K M Henderson on Thursday. Local men attended the Co-Operative Association annual meeting at Hiddenport. The South Bend Insurance Company reported a prosperous year with new policies. Existing officers and new members were listed. Various locals visited relatives in Apollo and Indiana, with multiple calls and weekend visits noted among Shoup, Townsend, Silvis, and Henderson families.
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Mae
Ruth Stewart
Eric Silvis
Will Shutt
van Gergrift
Alva Hanna
Harry Rearick
K. M.enderson
Co-Operative Association
Hiderton
L. H. Deamer
Ira Weaver
Robert Roof
Margaret Mcaughey
L. M. Henderson
Jacob Shoup
Alfred Silvis
Indiana
Roy Siverling
South Bend Insurance Company
South Bend
Board of Managers
D. C. George
J. H. Deemer
W. A. Coleman
H. A. Kepple Austin Say
Wm. Knepshield
Richard George
Warl Walker
J. F. Russell
Son Steele
James Henderson
Apollo
E. Henderson
Anna Smith
Sugar Rank
James Shoup
Townsend
W. J. Silvis
Joseph
Washington
Hobart Shellhamer
D. B. Townsend
Jas. Phipps
West Leba
Flora Morrison
Margaret McGaughey
L. M. Hender Ison
Snowy social week hits South Bend area residents
A crowded weekend sees many locals visiting kin and friends across the West Lebanon and surrounding areas. James Smith, Benton Salserver, Justine Christy and others frequent homes of relatives while townsfolk recall illness recoveries and weekend callers. A Cree kside note mentions young people enjoying snow and a Sunday school convention planned for February 7.
Triennial Assessment Details for Indiana County 1925
Special appeals on minerals set for February 24 25 26 1925 at the Commissioners Office from 4 A M to 3 P M daily. County Commissioners F M Smith Lewis G Clark Cl Campbell announce meeting dates and times for the mineral appeal sessions.
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F. M. Smith
Lewis G. Clark
CL. Campbell
Hamer City
Arington Motel
Indiana
1St Ward
Commissioners Office
Commissioners de
Indiana County appeals schedule list for districts and dates
The county commissioners publish a long list of appeal hearings for numerous districts across Indiana County. The schedule covers dates in February 1925 with specific venues and time windows for each district, plus special mineral appeals on February 24 26 and 28 from 9 am to 3 pm. The notice is signed by County Commissioners Lewis G. Clark FP MS, J J Henderson and others.
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Indiana County
Armagh
Armatrong
Shelocta Hotel
Banks
Smithport
Black Hick
Jacksonville
Blairaville
Town Hall
Inievite
Blairsville
Blairavne
Brandon Hotel
Rossiter
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Phila
Ra A
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Federal Reserve System
Pennsylvania
Douglass Studio
Indiana, Pa
Bell
George D. Leydic
Philadelphia Street
Wayne Avenue
Local
R. W. Wehrle & Co
Raya
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West Lebanon
Sarah
Maria Smith
James Smith
Benton Salserver
Justine Christy
Luella
Anna Mae Anderson
Justine
Harry Christy
Bear Girty
Will Waterson
Smith
Vandergrift
Alvie Hanna
Wilse George
John Keener
JL. H. Deemer
Robert, Townsend
Marl Waterson
Hobart Shailhamer
Robert Rupert
Salisbureg
Ralston Rupert
Paul Reed
Marvin Silvis
Mily
Mia
Milt Silvia
Wendell Deavery
Hatna
Ities
Raiston Rupert
Sam Beighley
Waterson
Creekside
Laura McHenry
Jane Harmon
J. Ab Hinrman
George Cravener
M. B. Church
Carl Wallace
Mary Fleming
Spencer
Sami, Farrman
Harvey Fairman
DeLaney
Romaine
Virginia
Harman
David Bothell
Floyd
Helen Noll
Clearfield
Crawford McHenry
Frank Clowes
Deena
Uy Rl
Ishveuy IL Idlvo
Alovvs
Sissy
Blacklick
Tiameney
Cherryhill
Clymer
Conemaugh
Glen Campbell
Grant - Green
Homer City
Mahoning
West Mahoning
North Mahoning
South Mahowng
Marion Center
Montgomery
Pine Ees
Plumville
Raynemeni
Saltsburg
Shelocta
Smicksburg
West Wheatfield
White
Rey Ng
leOe
Henderson
Center
Arlington Hotel
Tenn Thun
Cherry ‘Trea
Dlymer
Community Hall
Cockport
Attabo
Zener Hotel
Marchand
South Mahoning
Phumville Avel
Hotel
Arcadia
Pine
Hellwood
Rayne
Shelockn
Wrk Sintcksburg
Wilson Hall
East Wheatield
Djection Haus
Robinson
Commissioners’ Office
Young
Iselin Hotel
J. J. Henderson
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