Plan Ahead For 1925 Crop With Alfalfa Mention
The article urges farmers to draft a planting plan for next spring, highlights alfalfa as a key forage, and notes Circular 104 from Pennsylvania State College Extension Service provides guidance. It also covers concrete freezing prevention for winter work, poultry management resolutions, careful seed selection, and keeping indoor plants clean to protect foliage.
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Pennsylvania State College Extension Service
State College
Married 61 Years Ends Long Lewistown Union
Mr and Mrs Amos Bowen of Lewistown mark sixty one years of marriage. Mr Bowen born in Bedford county in 1834 grew up on a farm. He wed Anna Clarke of Lancaster in Altoona in 1863. They have eight living children, the eldest 61, fifty eight grandchildren and twenty one great grandchildren.
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Amos Bowen
Lewistown
Bowen
Bedford County
Anna Clarke
Lancaster
Altoona
Game Restocking Efforts In Northeastern Pennsylvania
Winter plans by sportsmen's clubs focus on restocking forests in northeastern Pennsylvania as pheasant numbers remain scarce despite past imports. Officials aim to boost spring stocking near farms, while rabbits from Kansas and other western states will replenish dwindling populations. Deer remain abundant with cautious hunting expectations after heavy December gunning near the Poconos.
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Pennsylvania
Kansas
West
Poconos
Winter Song About Spring Time Joyful Verse Read The Record
A lyrical verse contrasts silent winter with hopeful spring and enduring joy. The speaker vows to sing despite bare boughs, finding evergreen delight in friendly earth and a blessed sky. The line notes a subscription rate of one dollar fifty cents per year for The Record.
Nolt faces new charge after arson conviction
Nolt of Akron, already serving a county prison sentence for arson, is facing tram duent conversion and larceny charges stemming from allegedly selling cars entrusted to him by the Baltimore based Finance and Guaranty Corporation. The suit cites $2,513.20 as the property value. Hearing waived for trial.
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Nolt
S. Nolt
Akron
Lancaster
John F. Burkhart
Finance and Guaranty Corporation
Baltimore
Wealth Found in Brownsville Estate Ties to Missing Ring
In a Brownsville tale of hidden wealth, Richard Gummo, a Lock Haven High student, lost a ring found inside a cow purchased by Salona dealer C T Thompson. Appraisers later uncovered gold and silver coin jars totaling over $4,000 plus $124.50 in another jar, with Weston’s 65 year old death and stowed riches prompting family astonishment at the old hardware worker’s secret hoard.
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C. T. Thompson
Salona
Richard Gummo
Lock Haven High School
Jeornfield
Gary
Bronsville
Oliver I. West
Weston
Brownsville
Left House Burn Rather Than Pay Firemen
Andrew Laconey of Briar Creek township refused to pay Berwick firemen as his house burned. He told chief Henrie to let it burn and the building was destroyed to foundations with $4,000 loss. Fire crews had water ready but Laconey’s refusal halted aid. Township officials had previously refused borough payment for protection.
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Andrew Laconey
Berwick
Briar Creek
Columbia County
Henrie
Berwick Fire Department
Laconey
Fired constable who searched auto for liquor
Constable Russel Kephart of Clearfield county was removed from office by Judge Chase on Saturday. The judge said Kephart had shown himself unfit to hold office. Kephart and other constables stopped cars on the public highway and searched them for liquor. none contained liquor. A near riot occurred when he tried to search a car with young men. he arrested the men for resisting an officer, who were discharged by the judge and the constable was fired.
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Russel Kephart
De[eatur
Clearfield County
Chase
Kephart
Total solar eclipse to be visible across Lancaster County
Lancaster County residents may witness up to 98 percent obscuration of the sun on Saturday morning June 24, with a total eclipse along a 125 mile path from Canada through New York into parts of New England. Dr. John A. Miller will lead an expedition from Swarthmore College to photograph the corona from New Haven. The path’s central line promises two minutes of total darkness at Montauk Point and New Haven, weather permitting.
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Lancaster County
Wilkes-Barre
Canada
New York State
Pennsylvania
Stroudsburg
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Lancaster
Corna
John A. Miller
Sproul Observatory
Swarthmore College
New Haven
Conn
Yerbania
Mex
U.S. Weather Bureau
Buffalo
Ithaca
Elmira
Poughkeepsie
Montauk Point
Eight Hundred Dollars Needed to Marry On
Bloomsburg merchants say eight hundred dollars is the cap ital for starting a married life with furniture costing five hundred dollars and incidentals eight hundred, a typical initial investment that often is exhausted before full furnishings are secured. Game clubs in Carbon county push winter feeding for wildlife as Game Warden Achey surveys locations for shelter and food. Wade H. Hall finds the Parkesburg mail bag wrecked off the train scattering contents. Postmaster Garnett and townspeople salvage usable pieces. A crushed letter puzzle suggests cross word games may be a fading fad.
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Bloomsburg
Carbon County
W. A. Achey
Wade H. Hall
Pennsylvania Railroad
Parkesburg
S. Golden Garnett
Park
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Lititz, PA
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Bower
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Liam
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Lititz Springs
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Lititz, Penna
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