Farm Bureau News 4-H Club Camp Valuable Experience For Farm Boys
County Agent Carter describes Camp Ligonier for 4-H Club boys from nine counties Indiana Cambria Westmoreland Somers Armstrong Washington Green Allegheny Fayette with rope splicing forestry swimming and life guards instruction. Horse Association meeting plans include demonstrations luncheon and get together to study get of sire and center picnics. Garden cultivation defends against weeds with frequent shallow cultivation and hand tools to boost early season growth.
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Camp Ligonier
Carter
Indiana
Cambria
Westmoreland
Somers
Armstrong
Washington
Green
Allegheny
Stop Lice and Mites With Chemicals for Poultry
County Agent Carter says nicotine sulphate can control chicken lice and mites effectively when spread in a narrow strip on roosts about 30 minutes before roosting. One pint treats about 200 feet of roost. Body lice respond to sodium fluoride or mercurial ointment, but nicotine sulphate saves time. Mites hide in roosts and cracks, emerging at night to feed. Painting with creosote yearly is advised. apply in morning so it dries by night. Heating the container in hot water aids wood absorption.
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Carter
Lovejoy Bull Association Plans Picnic and Field Day
Members of the Lovejoy Bull Association met with the County Agent on Tuesday May 26 to finalize plans for the annual picnic and field day. The event will be held Thursday June 18 in the Purchase Line Community Grove with a calf race judging contests for adults and youths under 18 and prizes including two one pound boxes of candy supplied by the County Agent.
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Horse Association
Indiana County Horse Association
CG. A. Burge
Pennsylvania State College
J. A. Simpson
Indiana
Burge
Moore Hotel
Indiana Horse Association
Marion Center Association
W. 5.Wetzel
Glen Swan
Paul Walker
C.F. Glasser
H. H. Wetzel
Nagcotte
State College
R. H. Olmstead
Jersey Cattle Club
Lovejoy Bull Association
Purchase Line
Pinch tips of Black Raspberry Canes for higher next year
Fresh black raspberry shoots this year should have tips pinched when 24 to 36 inches high to boost next season’s yield. Pruning encourages side branches and multi-fold fruit. stronger thicker canes yield about 12 ounces each, while weaker ones give around six ounces. Wear gloves and prune up to 2–3 times as shoots develop. Red raspberries, by contrast, should not be cut back now.
Dairy Tour Planned by Cockport Dairymen
Dairymen of Cockport and vicinity plan a June 24 dairy tour to visit leading Cambria County farms including a possible stop at the Schwab estate at Loretto. The itinerary aims to study modern dairying methods such as feeding housing milk handling and breeding programs.
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Cockport
Cambria
Maria's Sacrifices Save Tony in New York Court
Maria Sofia Abruzzi, a Southern Italian immigrant in New York, sacrifices savings to hire a great lawyer who wins Tony’s release from Sing Sing after a mistaken hold-up charge. The tale follows her 16 hour days, the courtroom drama, and the stranger lawyer who tests her devotion with a $1,000 payoff.
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Mar Sofia
Italy
Magistrate's Court
New York City
Tony
Capri
Maria
New York
Maria Sofia Abruzzi
Sing Sing
Maria Abruzzi
Mariy
America
Nearest Duty Call Inspires Regeneration Thought
A compact adage urges that renewal comes from immediate duties rather than distant grand schemes. The quote emphasizes local action and moral obligation as the path to world renewal.
Elderton High seniors plan sightseeing to Washington D C
The senior class of Elderton High School are taking a trip to Washington D C. Isabel Boyer Cordie Douglass Vernon and Richard Kemmel are among those from this place included. Local families host visitors and attend events through the week with an Odd Fellows convention and social gatherings noted.
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Junior Missionary Society
Elderton High School
Washington, D.C
Isabel Boyer
Cordie Douglass
Vernon
Richard Kemmel
Kilpatrick
Pittsburgh
Annie Good. Taylor
Carnathan
Mildred. Richardson
Emory MelIntire
Richardson
Annie Douglass
Deckers Point
8. A. Douglass
War on faulty auto lights continues in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Highway Patrol reports 38 540 autos stopped since the drive began. 187 operators arrested and 8442 warnings issued. Troop B Greensburg stopped 20 039 vehicles with 4642 warnings and 71 arrests. Troop D Williamsport 11 857 vehicles, 2192 warnings, 55 arrests. Troop A Harrisburg 6 644 vehicles, 1608 warnings, 61 arrests. New liquid fuels tax effective June 1 shifts collection to distributors. Pastor Rev H C Carson resigns from Robin son United Presbyterian church to lead Piqua Ohio church. family to relocate this week.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Highway Patrol
Benjamin G. Hy‘non
Commissioner of
Greensburg
Williamsport
Pennsylvania
Piqua
H. C. Carson
Bulgar
Robinson United Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church of
Ohio
Carson
Harry Carson
White Township
Indiana
United Presbyterian Church
Apron Life Net Saves Baby in 3 Story Fall
A Cassel grandmother prevented disaster when her two year old grandson fell from a fourth story window. She caught him with her apron, tearing it away but breaking the fall and leaving the child with no serious injuries.
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Cassel
Germany
Prospector Dies After Rich Gold Find in Nevada
A long time Nevada prospector who roamed deserts in search of gold reportedly struck a high grade ore claim near Tonopah. The finds were sold for 75000 dollars before the prospector died two days later. Executors seek a brother in South America and a sister in Spain.
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Tonopah
Nevada
Penelas
South America
Spato
Dog Guards Dead Master in Montana Wilderness
In White Sulphur Springs Montana a man named Lewis Grimsted from Ringling endured a long overland trek on foot and suffered a heart attack then died from exposure. His faithful dog stayed with the body until a search party found him.
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White Sulphur Springs
Mont
Lewis Grimsted
Ringling
Baboon Rampage on Venice Pier Kills Wild Animal
A giant baboon escaped its cage on the Venice pier and wounded five people in Venice, California. One victim was seriously injured before a policeman shot and killed the animal.
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Venice
Calif
Venice Pier
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