Corn Suckers Beneficial Instea d Of Harmful To Drop
Moat of wa remove the side shoots f or suckers of sweet corn, but state Agricultural Experimental Stations report that removing suckers harms yield. New Jersey finds 18 to 29 percent yield decrease. New York 5-year test shows reduced yield as suckers removed later. Authors note suckers are normal grass growth and may aid plant growth.
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Bo Bay
Moat
Connecticut Agricultural
New Jersey
New York State Agricultural Experiment Station
Nebraska
Mississippi
Armagh area church and school notes reflect community ties
Rev G W Ringer of Cokeville will occupy the Armagh M 3 pulpit on Sabbath evening. The Cramer M BH Ladies Aid Society and their husbands enjoyed a chicken and waffle supper at Mrs R T Hutchinson’s home. Presbyterian Missionary and Ladies Aid meetings set for Mrs Cunningham’s home. Dr Jolly of Pittsburgh preached at the Presbyterian pulpit. O L Riggs resigns as Armagh-E Wheatfield High janitor. HR L Tinkcom fills the vacancy. Margaret Jones, Armagh High School teacher, judged a Rotary Club oratorical contest in Blairsville Friday. Hugh Mack of McKeesport visited Clyde. The Cramer M Ladies Aid held a quilting at Mrs Harry Griffith’s home. J R M Cunningham of Johnstown visited his mother. Various locals attend from Indiana and New Florence. Arcadians play Armagh in basketball with high school crowd. girls 20-3, boys 43-20 in Armagh’s favor. reception and program follow. snow storms hinder travel. F C Adams delivered feed at Heilwood. Zenas Hines and others shop in Indiana. Mrs F B Smith visits Cherry Tree and Barnesboro. Mrs Wade Mickiey recovers from cold. Perrin Huston and F B Smith in Indiana. Zenas Stephens unloads Himwe at Pine Flats. Jay Gibson visits Penn Run. I N Buterhaugh’s 88th birthday noted. Mildred Fleitz visits W W Huston.
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Cokeville
Armagh
Armagh-E. Wheatfield
HR. L. Tinkcom
Misa Margaret
Jones
Rotary Club
Blairsville
Hugh Mack
McKeesport
Clyde
Cramer M
Ladies Aid
Harry Griffith
W. H. Findley
Ebensburg
R. T. Hutchison
Raymond Robb
New Florence
Betty Ball
Lulu Young
Dilltown
Elizabeth Hutchinson
Miss Jones
R. T. Hutchinson
Miss Dodd
Cunningham
J . R. M. Cunningham
Johnstown
Paul Neal
Dillie Cunningham
Indiana
Armagh High
Prof. Buch
Velma Rogers
Arcadia
F. C. Adams
Heilwood
Zenas Hines
F. B. Smith
Barnesboro
Wade Mickiey
Perrin Huston
Zenas Stephens
Pine Flats
Jay Gibson
I. N. Buterhaugh
Mildred Fleitz
W. W. Huston
Coal merger nears completion with Hazel mine sale
Cosgrove Meehan Coal Company moves to acquire the Hazel mine near Mannington West Virginia for about 1.5 million as part of a 24 mine merger valued at 20 million Bring thousands of tons monthly sales and a central agency planned for marketing 1 000 000 tons monthly Officials say the merger would include Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia and Kentucky operations and be the largest in the industry to date.
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Hazel Mine
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Eastern Kentucky
Ohio
Kentucky
Pittsburgh
Bertha Consumers Company
Mannington
W. Va
Cosgrove-Meehan Coal Company
New York
Chicago
Johnstown
John H. Jares
Bertha Consumerg Company
Cos- Brove-Meehan
Jones
Rachel
Mrs Briggs of the Poultry Yard at Wheatfield High
Armagh Fast Wheatfield High staged the first play of the year titled Mrs Briggs of the Poultry Yard was performed Thursday and Friday evenings. A cast of amateurs delivered fine acting and stagecraft. More than six hundred attended as novelty choirs and the high school orchestra supplied excellent numbers.
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Wheatfield High
Poultry Yard
Wheatfield High School
Thorpe to Play Friday Evening With Indian Basketball Team
Jim Thorpe and a famed Indian basketball team will play Friday evening at 8 30 o'clock at Yon. The Indians have a 25 win, 41 game record across five states. Frederick Purse, 68, Blairsville, died Friday of pneumonia, survived by a wife and several children.
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Frederick Purse
Blairsville
Through A Woman's Eyes A Mother's Silent Heroism
A New York woman returning from hospital finds her husband near death after attempting suicide amid caring for five children alone. The piece argues husbands overlook the toll on wives and praises mothers for bearing daily burdens without complaint, calling them heroes of the race.
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New York
Rabies Policing Urged As 250+ People Bitten In Pa
Pennsylvania faces a rabies epidemic with 252 people bitten and five deaths last year. Luzerne, Allegheny, and Westmoreland counties are under quarantine as dog laws are urged to be enforced. Dog licensing costs 1 dollar for males and 2 dollars for females, with penalties up to 100 dollars and 30 days in jail. taxes fund animal and poultry disease control and tuberculosis eradication programs.
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Pennsylvania
Luzerne County
Allegheny
Westmoreland
Thasa Facta
Bureau of Animal Industry
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
T. E. Munce
Harrisburg
The Ritz Theatre Sways With Classic and Talkie Bill
The program lists Man of the Forrest at the Ritz on Friday and Saturday with Jack Holt, Pope featuring Ciara Bow and Antonia Moreno, Indiana Theatre host for Silent Lover with Milton Sills and Viola Dana, Kosher Kitty Kelly vaudeville, and Sorrows of Satan plus The Whole Towns Talking at venues. Rotary, Kiwanis, and Odd Fellows events highlight community talks, playground joys, and a large Odd Fellows banquet. A quarantined mother and daughter due to scarlet fever and a countywide National Oratorical Contest enrollments are noted, along with a birthday celebration for Ethel McCrarie Bender.
Honor List of Hoard Records in Indiana County Herds
February records of the Indiana County Cow Testing Association show 26 herds, 277 milking cows, 48 dry cows, and three cream separators tested. Five profitable cows and six unprofitable cows were sold. Hlmer Lydick’s Jersey herd of Commodore led in butterfat at 35 pounds per head, while Harry C. Kimmel’s Holstein herd of Shel Octa topped milk with 957 pounds per head. Two members report three daily milkings profitable. one farm saw 46 pounds daily, up 25 percent with three milkings. The high butterfat record is a Jersey owned by B. M. Clark. An honor list follows for cows producing over 1000 pounds milk or 40 pounds butterfat.
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Indiana
Jersey
Hlmer Lydick
Commodore
Harry C. Kimmel
Shelocta
B. M. Clark
Town
Local Social Notes and Rat Toxin Advertisement
South Bend residents and neighbors share visits and events from the week as families host relatives and attend a school play while a church supper and bake sale draw attendees. A Pittsburgh Mellon Institute rat poison ad touts Ret-Tox, claimed to be highly potent and fast acting. A newborn son arrives for Dr and Mrs George Mitchell of Clymer, with mother and child reported progressing well.
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Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
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East Wheatfield
Cosgrovel Meehan
Telet
By Jean Newton
Ritz Theatre
Zane Grey
Jack Holtok
Pope
Ciara Bow
Antonia Moreno
Indiana Theatre
Milton Sills
Viola Dana
Kitty Kelly
Vera Gordon
Nat Carr
Sorrows OF Satan
Marie Corelli
Adolph Menjou
Ricardo Cortez Jaro
Dempster
Lya de Puttha Eo
J. ©. Pinkerton
First United Presbyterian Church
Robary Club
M. G. Shoup
Indiana High School
Kiwanis Club
Odd Fellows
Hugh R. Wiley
Charles C. McLain
O. B. Emerson
G. Wilse Earl
Martha
McKees Rocks
Miss McLain
United States
Jas. F. Chapman
Ethel McCrarie Bender
Charles Stimson
Fairview
Lhs
C. Pollock
Clyde Houck
John Wise
Harry A. Nichol
R. E. Young
R.H
Gerhard R.H
Boyd Clawson
Gr.h
J. A. Warner
G.H. Long
G.H
R.A
South Bend NO
Wendell Devers
Harry Devers
Milt Silvis
Marvin Silvis
L. M. Martz
May Dunmire
Apollo
Howard Kimmel
Idaho
James Smith
Irwin Kelly
Plumcreek
Ray George
Near Weat Lebanon
Margaret Anderson
Sloan Wray
Gnady Plains
Washington
Joe King
Kimmel
Brushvalley
Ethel Brink
Annie Overdorff
Homer City
Debolt
J. P. Artemus
Ida Cunningham
Evangelical Church
Frank McCrea
Clyde Brinks
Blaine Stewart
George Evans
Harry McCrea
Clyde McCrea
Sandy Moose's
George Mitchell
Clymer
Mitchell
Smnart
S Pring
New Coats
Tere
New Spring Apparel
The
Bon Ton
PENNA
Luxenberg
Optometrist
Indiana, Pa
Iana
BIG Jewelry
Cote
Mas. Winslow
Yrup
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