Farm Calendar Highlights In Poultry and Crop Tips
Pest losses from tape worms and roundworms hit poultry flocks unless sanitary practices are followed. Clean ground rearing and careful feeding hygiene aid flock health. Potato intake has fallen by a bushel per year per consumer, signaling a major decline across major potato states. Emphasizes clean hoppers, good seed selection and soil erosion warning to protect soil fertility.
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Maine
New York
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Delphian Music and Art Program in Lititz
The Lititz Chapter of the Delphian Society met in Linden Hall Music Room with Miss Myrtle Eckert and Mrs. Chaltenger hosting. The program featured Russian music papers and performances by Miss Jane Gray, Mrs. Witmyer, and others, plus talks on public school art and Loire chateaus. next meeting is March 16 at Mrs. William Moody's home.
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Lititz
Delphian Society
Linden Hall
Myrtle Eckert
Chaltenger
Russia
Stengeligs Eckert
Kenneth Witmyer
Syby Avensky
Helen Quinn
Loire
John Muth
Eckert
William Moody
Brownstown Property Sold at Public Sale
A two and a half story frame dwelling and 39 perches of land in Brownstown belonging to the heirs of Sarah Ann Myers were sold at public sale to Mary Hart gen of Uwehlan Chester County for 1560 dollars on Saturday afternoon.
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Brownstown
Sarah Ann Myers
Mary Hartgen
Uwehlan
Chester County
Automobile industry outlook cites 1934 as strong year ahead
The president and general manager of a major auto company says 1934 should be the best year in years with February output near the best month last year and March onward improving. He notes rising orders from small towns, broad employment links, and the industry's vast material demands from many states and countries.
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United States
Auto Industry Trends Highlight Shifts in Mobility
Observers note ongoing changes in car design, manufacturing, and consumer demand shaping the future of mobility. Analysts emphasize electrification, supply chain resilience, and regulatory influences on industry momentum.
Knights of Malta Card Party Winners
The Knights of Malta Entertainment Committee held a Saturday night card party with 70 attendees. Top prizes went to Dr C L Wertsch, Mrs H M Krick, Tom Fralch, Thelma Sharp, William Klank, Gene Sharp, and Alverta Behmer. Pinochle winners included Eugene Plautz and Matt Eschbach with several others named. Door prize went to Gene Sharp. Next event is April 7 offering higher value prizes.
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The
Knights of Malta
C. L. Wertsch
H. M. Krick
Neilsville
Tom Fralch
Thelma Sharp
William Klank
Gene Sharp
Alverta Behmer
Eugene Plautz
Matt Eschbach
Clarence May
Carl Reedy
Helen Reedy
Rothsville
Christ Nissley
Route Three Social Visits Across Lancaster County
Mr and Mrs Forrest Henning hosted Rev Rufus T Bucher and relatives from Quarryville and Lancaster on Sunday. Earl Rohrer and children were entertained by Lehman Swarr in M day. Mrs Sarah Jenkins and others visited Mrs Alice Snyder. Several Henning family members from Lansdale and Elizabeth Town College shared weekend hospitality with Morrest Henning.
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Forrest
Sarah
Florence Henning
Elizabethtown College
Morrest
Henning
Auto Club Meeting Set in Lancaster March 16
The Lancaster Automobile Club will hold its annual meeting in the Stevens Home ball room on Friday evening March 16 at 8 o'clock. Officers and directors will be elected and the past year's activities reviewed. Music entertainment will cap the program as the club marks its 30th anniversary since founding in 1904.
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Lancaster Automobile Club
Stevens Honge
Lancaster
Automobile Club
American Automobile Association
Pennsylvania
A.A.A
United States
Thepublic
Adigsion
New Dairy Feed Increases Cows Butter Production
A dairy feed named Craamatine, developed by Tioga Empire Feed Mills, Inc., raised butterfat tests in multiple herd types during several months of testing. President A. C. Palmer announces the product shows material gains in butterfat, potentially boosting dairy farmers income amid low milk prices.
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A. C. Palmer
Tioga Empire Feed Mills, Inc
300000 Tagless Cars Prompt Debate On 1984 Plates
The Department of Revenge reports about 300 000 cars lack 1984 plates though vehicle licenses rise a month ahead of last year. At month start about 1 495 000 vehicles were registered, vs 1 402 000 on March 31 last year.
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Department of Revenge
Record Newspaper Note: Lititz Record Advertising Rates
The Lititz Record invites readers to subscribe for 1.09 dollars per year. The notice emphasizes affordability and local news access for residents.
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Delphians
Ray Gross
Auto Club
Lutz
Main Street
Wolf's Garage
Sts
Reading and
Buck Run Coal
Weigemaster
Commonwealth of Penna
Dept. of Int. Affairs
Bureau OF Standard Weights and Measures
Long & Co
Optometrist
East Main Street
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