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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1919
Page
2
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Secretary of Agriculture Fred Rasmussen reports based on Bureau of Statistics data that Pennsylvania wheat stands at 104 percent of normal, about 3 percent higher than last month, with an estimated yield of 21.3 bushels per acre and total production around 23,404,000 bushels. last year produced 26,024,000 bushels. Also notes life wheat rye at 103 percent with a 19.8 bushel per acre yield and 5,434,000 bushels total production, May outlook at 98 percent with about 1.45 tons per acre, uncertain harvest acreage.
OLYMER serton Uber and Herman Yost of Ifiligdale spent Sunday with John Rumgay family. Several locals, including J L Welly and Miss Milen Smith, made visits to nearby towns. A Sisin village supper for Clymer soldiers was announced, and many relatives traveled to Johnstown, Indiana, or nearby communities. Services were held at the Presbyterian church, while others planned trips to Taylorsville and Saltsburg.
A local poem honors the 110th United States Infantry, the Fighting Tenth, with lines by CG A Smiley of Pittsburgh recalling Pennsylvania Guards service and reunion memories. Also noted are a Normal School seniors swing-out date and a horse breeders notice for a Belgian stallion season near Hilladale, listing owners John and W M McMillen.
No. 313 reports the condition of the First National Bank at Indiana Pennsylvania with balances, deposits, and securities. It includes a 1919 note about a basket reunion at the Indiana fairgrounds, local visits, a kitchen shower, and a notice of a special election for Pine Township Indiana County to raise indebtedness for highway improvements.
ESTMAY Sorrel mare owner advertises May 1. Auditor John H. Pirch to report estate funds distribution June 20 1910 Endiana Pennsylvania. Teachers wanted West Lebanon school district meeting May 26 1919 to employ three teachers for seven months and to receive coal and kindling bids. Wages tied to qualifications. By order of the Board. C Smith President E Al Miller Secretary
Notices for Samuel Duncan and MRS Nottn Jamison as executors and administrators cite letters testamentary and administration for estates in Indiana County. Creditors urged to pay promptly and claimants to present proofs. Guardian Harry A Borland seeks private sale of undivided one sixth of land in Canoe Township with coal rights reserved. May 21 1919.
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