Poultry Guidance and Milk Board Hearings From Indiana and Harrisburg
Poultry Extension Specialist H H Kauffman says high egg prices may boost baby chick orders and profits for flocks averaging 105 eggs per hen or more, with 1935 favorable for eggs and feed. County Agent Warner invites poultrymen to join the mailing list and outlines brooder care tips. Milk Control Board announces hearings moved closer to affected districts to improve publicity and evidence gathering, with chairman James Pates stressing public notice and informed enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Smicksburg
Oak Tree
H. H. Kauffman
Penn State
Fie
Warner
Poultry Department
State College
Kauffman
Harriaburg
Milk Control Board
Harrisburg
James
Paten
Pates
Publc
Conservation meetings scheduled in this area
A schedule lists multiple Soil Conservation Meetings across several towns with dates from March 5 to March 16. Activities include CCC music, staff talks, lantern slides, and pruning demonstrations near Brushvalley by J W Warner and Blaine Miller.
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Ray School
Indiana-Glymer Road
Willat ‘Grange Hall
Marion Center High School
Elderton High School
Shelada Grange Wall
Tanoma
Myers Store
Pevler School
Atwood School House
Parkwood School
Indiana Court House
CCC
Indiana Man Wins Verdict For Daughter In Auto Crash
Ira J. Martin of South Street was awarded 6500 in a damage suit against George T. Sliger of Triadelphia West Virginia for injuries to his five year old daughter Claribel from a collision as their parked car was struck near Hall Park. A second suit may follow for medical bills lost time and car damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
West Virginia
Ira J. Martin
South Street
Claribel
George T. Sliger
Tridelphia
W. Va
Sliger
Martin
Indiana Native Honored by Masonic Fraternity
James 8. McCandless of Indiana, long active in Honolulu sugar refining, named special deputy for the Hawaiian Islands by the grandmaster of the Scottish Rite Southern Jurisdiction. Aged 81, he left Indiana in 1870 and remains vigorous. He grew up on South Fifth street and was a boyhood friend of Indiana jeweler R. W. Wehrle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
James 8. McCandless
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Masonic Fraternity
United States
McCandless
South Fifth Street
R. W. Wehrle
Harrisburg Personal Tax Due By March Fifteenth
Reports on personal property subject to the one mill state tax are due in Harrisburg on March 15. Failure to report carries a 10 percent penalty of unreported securities value. A false return may incur a $500 fine and up to ten years imprisonment. Tax computed by the State Department of Revenue upon receipt. payment within 30 days after notice. Tax effective for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Department of Revenue
Public Service Commission action on Brushvalley Tel Co reports
The Public Service Commission in Harrisburg directs Brushvalley Telephone Co to show cause why penalties should not be imposed for failing to file annual reports for 1938 1984 and 1934 A hearing is set for March 20 in Pittsburgh The commission also suspends for 150 days the effective date of a new tariff raising the flat rate for multi party residence service from 150 to 175 dollars per month Local social notes mention Mrs Anthony Burns and her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Gene Weiss visiting Mrs Burns father John Houck in East Oak Street In Indiana Mrs Burns joined as Progress Subscriber Mrs J W Wiggins of South Sty celebrated her 80th birthday with a dinner hosted by grandchildren Mr and Mrs James Frampton and other relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushvalley Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
Harrisburg
Brushvalley Telephone Co
Pittsburgh
Anthony Burns
Gene Weiss
Vandergrift
Burns
John Houck
East Oak Street
Indiana
J. W. Wiggins
South Sty
Abe
James Frampton
Grant Street
Jr. C. Puit
Wiggine
No Gain No Loss Motorist Foretold by Doctor
A fragmented exchange centers on a driver and a doctor outside the doctor’s home. The altered dialogue hints at an incident or near miss witnessed or experienced by the doctor, reflecting a fortuitous outcome. The piece presents a terse, local tone with implied consequences.
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Victhu
Latfe
Ghost in Canyon Sparks Emerald Theft Tale
A Phoenix jewel story unfolds at Grand Canyon Lodge as ranger Longman and guide Darcy confront a staged ghost during a two day tourists visit. A box carrying the Sojo emerald appears, misdirection by Donahue gang suspects and a newlywed suspect named Daniels leads to confessions. A reporter in Hopi dress reveals the ruse.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Flagstaff
Stanger Chet Longman
Grand Canyon
Donahue
The
Canyon
Ranger Longman
Tom Darcy
Darcy
Tom
Longman
Mra. Appleby
Maine
Nisqua
Nishqua
Ranger Longuian
Ken Austin
Roger Daniels
Chiellion
Lougovwin
Austin
Pou Darcy
Young Daniels
Ranger Darcy
Mr. Crichton
Mrs. Daniels
Mr. Daniels
Donahues
Crichton
Daniels
Daniely
Lou Fairfield
Squaws
Lou
Painted Pottery People of Early Mesopotamia
Scientists describe early Mesopotamian movements in the sixth millennium BC and the scattered remains of painted pottery. Excavations at Tepe Gawra and other sites reveal vessels with geometric designs, found across Baluchistan to Ur but with little associated culture or artifacts.
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India
Persia
Mesopotamia
Jotham Johnson
Uniiversity Museum
Philadelphia
Scientific American
Tell Kukutent
Baluchistan
Susa
Tepe Hissar
Tell Halat
Nineveh
al-Ubaid
Babylonia
EB. A. Spelser
Meria Valley
Tepe Gawra
Doctor Speiser
American School of Oriental Research
Baghdad
Tell
Staff of Life Bread Through the Ages
For centuries bread has been a staple worldwide, made from flour, yeast and water and varied with butter, milk, eggs, currants, raisins and more. Bread serves in many forms and fits nearly every menu, blending with almost any other dish.
Weddings of a Week Highlight Pa Named Marriages
A week of marriage ceremonies spans Indiana Plumville Beaverdale and Robinson with couples from Clymer Arcadia Homer City Ernest Rural Valley New Florence Seward Beaverdale Iselin and Robinson. Grooms include coal miners bartenders and steel workers while brides are students clerks and daughters of local families. Ceremonies occur February 21 26 27 28 29 and March 1 conducted by local reverends in Wesleyan Methodist and other churches.
Engagement Announced for Martha Emogene Aughanbaugh
Mr and Mrs G A Aughanbaugh of Cherry Tree announce the engagement of their daughter Martha Emogene to Eugene J Hoffman of St Marys The Smyrna Literary Society programs at the Smyrna schoolhouse include songs recitations and jokes led by local students and teachers The Center Township Teachers Institute at Risinger school Homer City features speakers Rev Stillman Foster Dr C H Kirk Eva Nicholas and Roy Winsheimer with health and education topics in the Friday session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Aughanbaugh
Cherry Tree
Martha Emogene
Eugene J. Hoffman
St. Marys
Smyrna Literary Society
Smyrna
Georgeville
Milton Marshall
Warren Nichol
Mary Luella Simpson
Earl Brady
St. Patrick
John Hamilton
Alex Croft
Ida Brady
Frank Hamilton
Nelson Skinner
Robert Simpson
Dessie Hamilton
Dorothy Marshall
Velma Skinner
Mary Burkett
Mabel Kinter
Minnie Hamilton
Ruffner
Mrs. Johnson
Ruth Hamilton
Ethel McGee
Stanley Brady
Arthur Steele
Roy Simpson
Harry Remaley
Bessie Hamilton
Olive Hazlett
Jessie Steele
Reuben Hrady
Mildred Nichol
Mrs. Burkett
Mr. Burkett
Shirley McGee
Dora Lourae Burkett
Peggy Nichol
Earl Simpson
Rachal Hamilton
Society
Center Township
Rey. Stillman A. Foster
First United Presbyterian Church
Town
Center Township Teachers’ Institute
Risinger
Homer City
C. H. Kirk
Misa Eva Nicholas
Roy Winsheimer
Farm Calendar and Food Garden Advice for Pennsylvania
Agricultural notes urge selecting adapted alfalfa seed by region from northern states, premium Grimm or Ontario Variegated in colder areas, and April as best for tree seedlings amid a low nursery supply. Break ice crust to protect alfalfa and watch for effects on clover and winter grain. Colts rise in numbers under one year while older horses decline. promote the Gold Medal Colt Club. Grow ample vegetables for home consumption and storage.
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Pennsylvania
Kansas
Ontario
Colt ‘Club
Indiana teachers college rated excellent by state inspectors
State Policemen Charles J. Hanna and Kilmer Schmeyer completed a Thursday inspection at Indiana State Teachers College for Governor Earle and returned to Greensburg barracks. They expected an excellent rating, noting fire hazards were out of the question and will forward a confidential report to the Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Teachers College
Charles J. Hanna
Kilmer Schmeyer
Earle
Greensburg
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Farm Extension News
Valtry
Wilk Control Board
Brushvalley
J. W. Warner
R. ¥. McNutt
Blaine Miller
Brush Valley
Philadelphia Bulletin
Cuba
Ohio State Journal
Couch-Muman
Edward Bouch, Jr
Clymer
R. D
Mise Mildred Muman
Arcadia
Wesleyan Methodist Church of
H. A. Markell
Edward Bouch
George Muman
Atram-Nesbit
Walter Lynn Strum
Milas Vaughn Bilen Nesbit
Hmaigh
Nelson O. Thomas
Mortimer Strum
David Nesbit
Emeigh
Stineman
Mahaffey
Leroy Be, Stineman
Luella Mahaffey
Ernest
Leater H.case
Harry Stineman
Lyle Mahaffey
Lawrence D. Aul
Sagamore
Gwendolyn BH. Rearick
Rural Valley
Plumville
J. Edwin Giffen
L. L. Aul
Marion Center
B. R. Rearick
Houston-McCullough
Joseph R. Houston
New Florence
Edith Marie McCullough
Seward
Norman E. Keeble
Joseph I. Houston
George W. McCullough
Muir Robinson
Miles Muir
Jean Robinson
Robinson
Beaverdale
W. G. McVicker
John Muir
Ale
Charles Robinson
Adamson
Joe Marfka
Mary Adamson
Iselin
Robert M. Offutt
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Toulouse
James Crichton Browne
M.D
British Child-Study Society
London
Mary Scharlieb
Child- Study Society
A.S. E. Ackermann
Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture
Progress
Pittsburgh Pastarette
Pennsylvania Threshermen and Farmers Mutual Casualty Insurance Co
M. C. Stewart
R. D. NO
Toledo Blade
Jacksonville Times-Union
Standard
Edwards Motor Co
Penna
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