Farm Extension News Focuses On Chicks And Poultry Health
County Agent J. W. Warner stresses chick quality from reputable origin to ensure profitable pullets. Extension Office offers home rations and coccidiosis prevention, plus building poultry houses with standard space guidelines. Also covered are brush burning, strawberry production, Grange meeting plans, and fish and wildlife notes across multiple counties.
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J. W. Warner
Warner
Court House
Post-Gazette Offer For Indiana County Residents
Promotion details announce a delivery offer for the Post-Gazette at 85.40 per year for Indiana County residents or those not served by Post-Gazette carriers. The paper is described as the only daily news mailed to homes the same day it is published with additional club bargains referenced on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
P. B. Day
Washington
Day
Thim
Progress
Pittsburgh Daily Post Gazette
Indiana County
R.F.C
Post-Gazette
Foster, Song Writer Born in Lawrenceville Pa in 1826
Stephen C Foster, noted American song writer, born in 1826 at Lawrenceville near Pittsburgh, received early vocal and instrumental training. His southern ballads drew from Bardstown and Cincinnati visits. "My Old Kentucky Home" inspired by Bardstown. Died June 13 1964 at Bellevue Hospital aged thirty eight. survived by wife and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Marlan Foster Welch
Morrison
Joe
Nelly
Massa
Suwanee River
Unclaimed Jewelry Vault Holds $50,000 in Sunbursts Assets
Forgotten pieces in Sunbursts vaults include flower lockets and watches with items dating back to 1885. The article recounts a 40 year old heirloom cleaning, a forgotten watch found by a wife who later learned of her mother's piece, and other unclaimed items awaiting owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oklahoma
Time management and steamboat trade history review
The text reflects on making time through disciplined routine and acts of kindness, paralleling with a Montreal Herald quote about efficiency. It then recounts the rise of Mississippi and Missouri steamboat trade before the Civil War, noting 59 lower Missouri boats in 1858, wartime disruptions, railroad competition, and the decline of steamboats after 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Missouri
Lower
Caves Show Sculpture Ganesa Gumpha in Bhubaneswar
The Ganesa Gumpha cave in Bhubaneswar India houses an image of the deity still worshipped. The two room cave is reached by four steps with elephants holding lotuses flanking the ascent. Four armed soldiers stand out in carving. The caves in this part of India are famed for Buddhist art and knowledge.
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Bhuvaneswar
India
Early wood screw making patents and factories
The text traces early patents for wood screw making from 1760 in England to a Burton-on-Trent factory six years later. It notes an American patent to David Wilkinson of Rhode Island and Cullen-Whipple of Providence, RI, devising a practical machine for pointed screws in 1849.
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England
Burton-on Brent
David Wilkinson
Rhode Island
Cullen-Whipple
Providence
Longest Rivers and the Kalamazoo Flowing to Lake Michigan
The longest rivers listed are the Mississippi Missouri at 4 221 miles, Colorado 2 000 miles, Rio Grande 1 770 miles, Columbia 1 270 miles, and the Bragog 050 miles. The Arkansas Ohio Platte and Red are all over 1 000 miles as Mississippi tributaries. The Kalamazoo River exceeds 200 miles, rising in Hillsdale County and flowing northwest to Lake Michigan, from Kalamazoo to its mouth near Saugatuck.
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Colorado
Rio Grande
Goluimbia
Bragog
Arkansas
Ohio, Platte and
Red
Kalamazoo River
Hillsdale County
Lake Michigan
City of
Kalamazoo
Saugatuck
Conservators Named for Western Pennsylvania National Banks
The United States Treasury appointed conservators for multiple Western Pennsylvania National Banks. Listed are bank names and appointing officials including Indiana First National Bank Paul Straitife, Pittsburgh National Bank of America T W Friend, Erie Second National Bank F M Wallace, Greensburg First National Banc and Trust Co C P Nesbitt, and many others across towns such as Cherry Tree Crafton Blairsville Conneaut Lake Cambridge Springs Union City Oil City and more.
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Uniter National
United States Treasury
Pennsylvania
Indiana
First National Bank
Paul J. Straitife
Plumville
Frank Douglass
Cherry Tree
J. 8
Martin L. Moore
Badinboro
P. Campbell
Beaver Falls
Howard Rebeske
Blairaville
Blairaville National Bank
H. P. Rhoades
Bruin
J. N. Lone
Cambridge Springs
J. A. Logan
Clarion
W. M. Moore
Conneaut Lake
W. Gehr
Dayton
C. B. Bloom
Derry
J. F. Kuntz
Erie
Second National Bank
F. M. Wallace
Export
P. R. Feight
Finleyville
R. F
New Alexandria
New Alexandria National Bank
Nora J. Dornon
New Wilmington
C. P. Cloak
North Girard
Robert P. Fenton
Oil City
Oil City National Bank
R. M. Dixon
Scottdale
Charles H. Loucks
Sharon
A R. McGill
Somerset—Farmers National Bank
John H. Berritz
Spartansburg
Grange National Bank
C. M. Thompson
Sykesville
A. L. Shope
Tarentum
First National Bank & Trust Co
Frank C. Irvine
Timblin
N. L. Boddorf
Union City
Berlin
First National Bank of Berlin
H. BE. Landis
Philson National Bank of Berlin
J. P. McCabe
Bridgeville
First National Bank of
F. C. Mayer
New Florence
New Florence National Bank
J. M. Trimble
Hooversville
Citizens National Bank
E. C. Ober
Quarrel Over Umbrella Ends Twain Matthews Friendship
Mark Twain and Brander Matthews severed all ties after a serious quarrel. Matthews recalled that Twain lacked humor, while the Golden Book Magazine recounts a club incident where Twain threatened a man over an umbrella and mocked a funeral. The anecdote ends with Twain’s sharp remark about the funeral.
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Mark Twain
Brander Matthews
Clayton Hamilton
Clayton
Mark
Golden Book Magazine
Clemens
Duties of Registrar of United States Treasury
The duties of the registrar of the treasury include signing official records and certificates in connection with the public debt and other duties prescribed by the secretary of the treasury. Restrictions prohibit the registrar from engaging in trade or commerce, owning a vessel, or purchasing public lands or securities for personal use or gain beyond lawful allowances.
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United States Treasury
Registrar of the Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Treasury Department
Indianapolis News
Local social notes and visits from Vandergrift to Indiana area
Mrs H R Wilenberger spent Tuesday with Mrs Schrecengost. Dunmire family from Vandergrift visited relatives. funeral of John Shannon in Indiana. Jamison, Christy, and Jamison families hosted visits. William McKnight ill in Sharpsburg. Numerous calls and visits among local residents and farmers. Church services announced for April 2, 10:30. Community events include a Stony Point baseball play and a tabernacle meeting in Indiana. Bernice Empfield and Harry Mins er married. Baby born to Jesse and Mrs Boyer. Louise Overdorff recovering from appendicitis. Sprankle family freed from scarlet fever quarantine.
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J. H. Christy
Joseph Dickey
Vandergrift
Frank Smeltzer
Dible
Spring Church
King
Mt. Zion Church
R. J. Siverling
Near South Bend
J.C. Schrecengost
J. R. Jamison
Hobert, Jr
Merle
J. T. Jamison
H. J. Reeter
Cornelia Christy
Justeen
Todd Christy
Apollo
Vira George
William J. McKnight
William Coates
Sharpsburg
Mra
Virgil Coulter
Joan
Sarah Smeltzer
A. M. Jamison
W. C. Jamison
Home
Hilton Reefer
Mount Union
Charles iCessna
Jesse Kough
Arthur Blystone
Harry Richard
Carl Fleming
Ed. Reefer
Green Oak
Leonard Miller
Delona Wood
Ervin Sheasley
John Leightner
Jesse Mulberger
Kittanning
J. FP. Russell
Mrs. C. A. Kough
Wayne
Indiana Hospital
Jas. Meehan
Dickie
Indiana
T. Rugh
Alma
Dorothy
Tabernacle
Lehman Party
Wheeling
W. Va
Bernica Empfield
Harry Minser
Marion Center
Jesse Boyer
Louise Overdorff
Sprankle
Nicholtown Sunday Visitors and Local Moves
Sunday visitors at Crarg Burkett's home included Mrs. Ray Lowman and daughter, Ralph Oberlin, and Bonnie Mumau. Cal Huey and family moved from the Leasure property to Hillsdale. May Thomas visited the A. G. Richard home. Eugene Crawford bought an Austin car. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reithmiller spent the weekend at home. Eugene Crawford and two sons James and William visited the Clarence Lowman home at Gipsy. The Pacific Ocean covers over one third of Earth's area.
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Crarg Burkett
Ray Lowman
Ralph Oberlin
Bonnie Mumau
Cal Huey
Leasure
Hillsdale
May Thomas
A. G. Richard
Eugene Crawford
Frank Reithmiller
James
William
Clarence Lowman
Gipsy
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Farm Extension News
Harrisburg
Game Commission
Honolulu
Peking Gazette
Saga County
Howard
Aberdeen
Armstrong Grange
Parkwood
the Grange
Ethel Mull
John Campbell
Grange
Thomas Campbell
BH. A. Fouts
W. L. Brown
Anna Belle Craig
Reading
Clarence Brown
H. D. Ray
Walter Wiggins
R. A. Fouts
Boyd Hamilton
Ruby Craig
Samuel EH. Dible
The
Fish Commission
Juniata River
Juniata
Frank Pennebaker
Mifflintown
Pomona Grange
Zion Wutheran Church
Zion Lutheran Church
J. A. Boak
New Castle
State Grange
Plarksburg
Mar
Jasper
Richard Dix
Wer Engels
Edna May Oliver
John Bamytore
Myrna Loy
Christopher Strong
Katherine Hepburn
Satlor
James Dunn
Sally Kilers
Hallelujah
al Jolson
Gavalcade
Idling
Montreal Herald
Fon
Wertheimer’s
Ligonier Brand
Northern
Illinois
Indi
Ana
John Deere Machinery
J. M. Stewart & Co
Syracuse
Purina
Wv. C. Thomas
J. M. Stewart
Walker
Clark Rough Home
Brushvalley
Nicholtown
Pacific Ocean
Globe
DR. Stahlman
DR. Stahlman Sincere
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