Guernsey Breeders Organize in Indiana County
John Henderson heads Indiana County Guernsey breeders forming an organization at a May 20 meeting. Officers elected include L. W. Robinson Jr. as president and John Henderson as vice president. Next meeting set for June 25 to discuss contagious abortion testing and Guernsey calf clubs. Also notes Armagh landscape meeting May 27 with J. R. Bracken speaking. Holstein group to meet June 2 at Indiana Court House. May 19 officers listed. Great grandfather John A. Lambing, 54, welcomed a granddaughter last fall, a milestone in Cherryhill Township.
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John Henderson
Indiana County
L. W. Robinson, Jr
Indiana
Hiders ‘Ridge
N. Lydick
Hi. H. Williams
Clymer
H. M. Barrett
Smickshore R. D
John R. Campbell
Walter
Beeman
Guernsey
Jefferson County
Court House
Indiana County Holstein Breeders Association
H. O. Kimmel
Sheloda
BE. J. Miller
Homer City
Blaine Short
J. Cunningham
Livermore
C. H. McCall
John A. Lambing
Cherryhill Township
Lambing
Board of
Progress
Lightning Strikes Kill Livestock Near Saltsburg
George Walker of near Saltsburg lost three cows and a hog when lightning struck during an electrical storm last week. The animals were under a tree that split apart by the bolt.
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Lightning Wills
George Walker
Saltsburg
Do Your Own Love Making and Proxy Proposals
A breach of promise case shows the danger of proxy proposals where a friend offers to plead another’s suit. The defendant claimed his proposal was a joke, but the court found the engagement binding and awarded $1,500, with a judge joking that proxy wooing may require proxy payment.
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Iust
Minke
Fuel From Dust Promises Cheap Industrial Power
W A Noel of the US Bureau of Chemistry describes a new fuel made from dust or scourings. The method uses inflamed dust, ignited by sparks, to create energy for steam or gas engines. Readings in Popular Science Monthly note the vast supply from many materials like wood, metal, leather, chemicals, cork, rubber, sugar, grain, cocoa and cinnamon.
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Gays Popular Science Monthly
W. A. Noel
United States Bureau of Chemistry
Heat on Mars Seems Fatal Even With Access to Space
Dr. W B Coblentz of the United States Bureau of Standards notes Mars’ climate is extreme, with temperatures near 100 degrees below zero and often dropping to 158 Fahrenheit. He based measurements on instruments conceived by himself, taken in Arizona last August as Mars neared Earth.
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Mars
W. B. Coblentz
Unite States Bureau of Standards
Coblentz
Arizona
Earth
Popular Science Monthly
Pulmonary uses and misused terms in classroom exercise
An eighth grade teacher assigns words for sentence practice. Examples show misreadings of pulmonary in context such as coach to Boston and expression on a child’s face. The Indianapolis News item notes the dialogue format and stray spellings.
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Boston
Willard
Indianapolis News
Year’s Crop Production Shifts Across Major Crops
A reported annual change shows increases in corn, barley, buckwheat, cotton and seed crops like clover and sugar cane while edible beets, sweet potatoes, cantaloupes, cauliflower, pears and apples rise. Decreases appear in wheat, oats, rye, grain sorghum, hay, soybeans, peanuts, cowpeas, potatoes, sugar beets, peaches, cabbage, onions, green peas, spinach, strawberries and watermelons.
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Sin the Maid
Holy Communion Services Set for St Jacob's Church
South Bend conducts Holy Communion at St Jacob's Lutheran Church on Sunday morning at 10 20. Prearatory services are planned for Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in South Bend.
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St. Jacob’s Lutheran Church
South Bend
A Good Newspaper Combination Deal In The Progress
An offer for three papers The Progress Pittsburgh Gazette Times of Pittsburgh Port and the National Stock man at six dollars and fifty cents. Limited to residents outside R D routes or towns without local Pitt papers selling agents. Send orders to The Indiana Progress Indiana Pa.
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Progress
Pittsburgh Gazette
Times of
Fittsburgh
National Stockman
Indiana
Personal Brevities and Local Visits in Indiana
Mr and Mrs George C Thompson and Mrs B F Cowan of Vandergrift were Indiana visitors Monday Mrs N P Wright returned home from Houston Texas after visiting her daughters Mr and Mrs Charles Wise and children Vada and June of Dixontille called on us at the county seat It was the first visit of the children to Indiana on Thursday J M Kuhn wife and children Jay and Pearl of Tear Phunville were in Indiana Saturday Mr Kuhn renewed his subscription to The Progress that day Worn Legion Medals A feature of the closing express on of the Maechanitsburg seminol was the presentation of the American Legion and Legion Auxiliary medals to Weer Shaffer and Mildred McCrea eighth grade students selected by their classmates for the high standing in courage scholarship leadership and service
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George C. Thompson
B. F. Cowan
Vandergrift
Indiana
N. P. Wright
Houston
Tex
Charles Wise
Vada
June
Dixonville
J. M. Kuhn
Jay
Pearl
Tear Phunville
Mr. Kuhn
The
Progress
Legion
Maechanitsburg Seminol
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Weer Shaffer
Mildred McCrea
Local Anglers Fish Stone Creek in Huntingdon County
On fishing trip in Stone Creek section of Huntingdon County this week, town residents J Mack Stewart, W Simpson, Ben Pollock, B E Park, H B Neal, John G St Clair, George Clark, Dewitt Ray, Beryl Senior, William E Pierce and Jeff Beatty participated in trow fishing in SWuntingdon county.
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J. Mack Stewart
W. Simpson
Ben Pollock
BE. H. Park
H. B. Neal
John G. St. Clair
George Clark
Dewitt Ray
Beryl Senior
William E. Pierce
Jeff Beatty
Stone Creek
Swuntingdon
Cherry Tree Social Notes Include Visitors From DuBois and Bethlehem
Miss Mabel Hoover of DuBois visits Miss Barbara Krone. Miss Helen Peterman of Pittsburgh spends the week with her parents here. Mrs. J. B. Walker and sons of Bethlehem visit relatives here. Expedite residents visit the Grumbling family. Mrs. L. A. Hamilton and Peggy Jane of Lambertville visit Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Peterman. Marguerite Driscol returns from DuBois. Mrs. B. W. Hawes called to Detroit for ill sister. Mrs. John McGonigal and Vera of Philipsburg visit here.
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Mabel Hoover
DuBois
Barbara Krone
Helen Louise Peterman
P. Co. W
Pittsburgh
J. B. Walker and Sons
Bethlehem
W. I. Prideaux
Wm. Smith
Zon
CG. A. Grumbling
L.A. Hamilton
Peggy Jane
Lambertsville
N. J
J. H. Peterman
Marguerite Driscol
Rezhe
B. W. Hawes
Detroit
Mich
John McGonigal
Vera
Philipsburg
N. G. Hawes
Local Pittsburgh papers sue over delivery fees
The Progress, Pittsburgh Gazette Times, and National Steckmenn sue for $6.00 against Moving Man, TF D, routes or towns where Pittsburgh papers are not delivered by agents. If preferred, substitute Pittsburgh Post for Gazette Times at the same price. Order today to The Indiana Progress, Indiana, Pa.
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The
Progress
Pittsburgh Gasette Thaas
National Steckmenn
Persors Mving Mong
Pittsburgh
Vitneburgh Post
Gazette Times
Indiana Progress
Indiana
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Armagh
J. R. Bracken
State College
Warner
Bracken
Armaeh
Mark Twain
the Savings & Trust Company of
Indiana, Pa
Glasser
Deposit Bank Building
Buick
Buick Motor Company
General Motors Corporation
Flint, Michigan
Indiana Motor Co
Met
Indiua
Dinsmore
Wilson Brothers
Penna
John Deere
Buckeye
Oliver
Water St
Farmer’s Exchange
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