Fragmentary Names Listed in Postmaster Notice
A partial OCR extract lists numerous individuals and places including Indiana, Philadelphia, Smicksburg, Darragh, Penn Run, Lock Haven, and New York City along with varied titles such as Postmaster. The readable fragments resemble a roster or notice of names tied to locations, lacking complete context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wv. Fret
Bhetoeta
Wadnes
Capitan
Aeafane
N. J. Anderson
Indiana
James Learn
Lovejoy
Mre
Grasse Henry
Penn Run
Joseph M. Mauk
Biafravidle
J. B. Fauat
Lock Haven
BK. B. McCormick
Cherry Tree
Ity Widdowson
Philadelphia
G. R. Nolf
Apollo
Parkwood and Curry Run Local News Roundup
Parkwood social notes include visits by Milas Luit Campbell and Bertha from Indiana Normal, Miss Mary Anderson and Stella Steele at home, and T W Foote in town. Local sports saw a Decoration Day outing Idaho Parkwood ball game with a tie in the morning and 4 1 in the afternoon. Curry Run reports residents visiting relatives in Indiana, Rossi ter, and Pittsburgh with moves and family visits. An advertisement promotes Pure Copper Cable from Plumville Cable Co. for reliable lighting protection endorsed by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anderson
Elderton
Misa Stella Steele
Indiana Normal
T. W. Foote
Ada Stewart
Parnassus
John A. Caldwell
Indiana
Thomas Anderson
Keystone Literary Society
Parkwood
Idaho
John Couch
Louise
John Smith
Addison George
Della
Turtle Creek
Pittsburg
Edna Lewis
Leechburg
John Cunningham
W. W. Couch
Sarah Fulton
Vandergrift
Plumville
Plimville
May Beetle and White Grub Insects In Pennsylvania Orchards
A Dauphin County farmer sent samples to Prof H A Surface State Zoologist at Harrisburg. The June bug or May beetle feeds by night on tree leaves while grubs feed on roots underground. Arsenate of lead sprays, mosquito netting, and fall plowing are discussed as controls. A physician used carbon bisulfide in holes in the lawn to eradicate a heavy infestation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Dauphin County
H. A. Surface
State Department of Agriculture
Harrisburg
Surface
Lead arsenate paste and powder use in pest control
The text discusses arsenate of lead usage in pest control, noting two pounds per fifty gallons as a standard for paste or powder. It states that doubling the amount to four pounds yields no harm to plants within reasonable limits, though material is wasted. It explains paste is heavier than powder due to water content and cautions about stronger powder applications for certain insects.
Grape flea beetle control for home grape vines
Instruction from H A Surface at Harrisburg on recognizing the Grapevine flea beetle a steel blue insect about the size of a house fly that overwinters in rubbish and emerges to feed on young grape buds shoots and leaves The remedy is spraying with arsenate of lead one ounce per gallon of water or about three pounds per fifty gallons Repeat treatment if any beetles survive after twenty four hours and optional use of lime sulfur solution with arsenate to boost effectiveness Also notice about two stallions Prince Albert and Modoc standing at various local locations on specific days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Apologiat
Pennsylvania
H. A. Surface
Harrisburg
Surface
Special Rural Delivery Subcribers Offer and Walkers Reunion
Special notice to R F D subscribers announces a joint one year offer for The Gazette Times and The Progress at 4.00 with rural delivery. An advance paid Progress subscriber can obtain Gazette Times for 38.00. The Walkers reunion will be held in Indiana at the fair grounds on Thursday June 15 1911 with a general dinner for all friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Gazette Times
Gazette Times
Indiana
Fairgrounds
The
Fireless Cookers Promote Fuel Saving Meals
Modern ovens. The Bakcrest Fireless Cooker is advertised as a practical device for morning meal prep. It claims to save fuel, keep homes cooler, and provide ready to serve vegetables and meats after a brief pre cooking and final heating. Prices range from 8.00 to 19.50 with metallic heating discs and aluminum utensils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakcrest
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H. Bracken
William Duncan
Andrew Foater
Georgeville
B. Barr
Idamar
H. Bryan
J. Getty
Horace J. Hdwards
Marion Center
J. T. Jewart
Smicksburg
J. M. Thomas
Shelocta
J. R. Richards
Samuel K. Mock
Brushyvalley
Arthur Lockard
Homer City
Isaac K. Miller
Blairsville
J. W. Kerr
W. H. Buterbaugh
Laura Williams
Marion
Ind
W. W. Harbison
Annie Lukehart
R. N. Artemus
Grace M. Hutchison
Creekside
J. F. Russell
Sheloca
Robert Toy
D. S. Farnsworth
Page
Neb
Fred Fuller
MecGees Mills
Jetta DeHaven
Home
C. Creps
McKeesport
H. T. Simpson
Hast Butler
W. GC. White
Juneau
John F. Stahl
Nannie Kelly
T. HE. Wachob
Wm. G. O'Hara
Rochester Mills
D. HW. Wilt
Cockport
J. H. Bell Co
Blacklick
King
Coral
A. H. Allison
CG. Rugh
Greeley
Colo
Elizabeth Keslar
J. W. Marshall
Rural Valley
Burnheimer
Summit
C. Overdorf
Tfidlana
W. T. Mogle
Rossmayne
S. Helman
Strongstown
G.w. Kelly
Dixonville
Robert Prose
Alex Bennett
Croft
C. R. Smith
Atchison
Kans
J. G. Henry
Des Moines
Iowa
J. E. Anderson
West Lebanon
J. A. McLean
Mary Michaels
W. W. Holden
J. M
Gibson
Frank M. Jeffries
A. D. Daugherty
Josiah Boyer
S. K. Rank
Hillsdale
Mary Scentfelt
New Bethlehem
Rev
L. W. Stahl
Windber
A. &. Fuller
Arcadia
J. K. Repine
W. B. Lydick
Dill
Dilltown
M. P. Taylor
A. P. Calhoun
P. B. Hadden
Leard
BE. C. George
H. S. Ruth
Phoengeville
L. M. Clark
G. Edward O'Hara
Braddock
W. J. Lyda
W. E. Lydia
Frank Fowler
Thos
A. Faith
Stroup
Sapulpa
Okla
Belle Waller
R. D. Cummins
Derry Station
R. L. McQuilken
James McPhail
Ben A. Mack
Calhoun
John C. Snyder
Samuel Furman
Clark Harman
Charles Griffith
Heilwood
Howard Risinger
H. H. Hart
J. R. Geary
D. R. Carnahan
A. G. Fleming
J. H. Rodkey
A. T. Simpson
Covade
I. N. Armatrong
J. L. McLeister
M. Bennett
Brushvaley
G. BE
Shaffer
Catherine Snyder
W. N.sickenberger
John BH. Boyle
Robingon
Q. W. Shields
Livermore
J.-H. ©. Weaver
North Point
Archie McQuilken
Dayton
John D. Snyder
Mra
Inez H. Truby
Brushvalley
Irwin Edwarde
Clymer
C. Dodson
Tarentum
Qhas
K. Stiteler
Low Means
Grumbling
H. Boyer
Graceton
Matthew Brown
Ernest
L. FB
Abel
Fowler
W. Rainey
Gipsy
Whitacre
Ramuel Blrick
Gorman
Parkwood Milas
Luit Campbell
Bertha
Cubre
Department of Agriculture
Prince Albert
Modoc
J. N. Montgomery
Richmond
W. C. Treese
Garmantown
Boggs & Buhl
North
Pitteburgh
Oughry
Percales
Madras
Alfred Benjamin
Horge
Childrens Good
W.R. Loughry & Company
Stevings’ Big Store
Ony
Stevings
H. H. Steving & Son
Indiana House
H.m.conrath
Jeweler
Lowman Bldg
Phila. St
Steving and
Strealis
Bell Phone
American Union
Elka
SH. H. Steving
C. Heber Steving
Edith Steving
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