Farm Safety and Care Tips for Farmers and Animals
Fire prevention losses cost Pennsylvania farmers millions yearly says State College engineers. Farmers should observe fire safety, give dairy cows a rest before freshening, plant irises this month, trim colt feet, protect plowshares with grease, fall garden cleanup to prevent pests, select a good ram sire for breeding, and save extra vegetables for shows.
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Pennsylvania
State College Agricultural Engineers
Car Examinations Begin in October For Vehicle Safety
October 1 marks the start of the state's compulsory automobile inspections. The shift from voluntary last year to mandatory this year aims to reduce wrecks on Garden Spot roads. Rules require brakes stop distances, proper horn apparatus, intact steering, legal lamps, clean tag visibility, functioning wipers, and illuminated rear plates.
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O. K
Garden Spot
Small Game Season Open Laws and Limits Listed
Lancaster County hunters prepare for the small game season which opened Tuesday with over 1,500 licenses issued at the Lancaster Court House. The season runs from November 1 for rabbits pheasants and squirrels with detailed rules on raccoon hunting timing large game rosters tagging limits and possession rules for residents and nonresidents. Numerous species and bag limits follow federal and state regulations including turkeys pheasants quail partridges squirrels hares and more with specific dates and penalties for violation.
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Lancaster County
Lancaster
Highbrow Posing Mirrors envy of lowbrow car wealth
In Little Rock Arkansas a Denorrai column notes social tension as a pretentious upper class mocks modest tastes while envying the ability to own a pricier automobile. The piece explores class perception and aspirational living in a sharp, concise commentary.
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Tittle Rock
Ark
Denorrai
Growth rate of nails varies across fingers
The text notes nail growth on hands differs by finger with a typical rate cited as about 1 millimeter per month for some nails and a slower rate of roughly a meter per month for others.
Slick Trader Winding Clocks Earns Daily Coconut Crews
An American treler removed winding keys from storm clocks and sold them to San Etysndians for 500 cotomurs each. They believed the clocks remained magical as long as they ticked. He operated a driving business winding the clocks at one coconut a day.
Auto Hits Team Injures Leola Driver Samuel Stoltzfus
Samuel Stoltzfus, 38, of Bareville, sustained a badly mangled left arm when a team he was driving was struck by a car in Leola near the town center late Thursday night. He received immediate surgery at Lancaster General Hospital. His condition is not considered serious. Stoltzfus said he had no lights on his rig when the crash occurred. the automobile driver is unknown. State Highway patrolmen are investigating.
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Samuel Stoltzfus
Bareville
Leola
Lancaster General Hospital
Stoltzfus
Public Sale At 307 South Spruce Street Details Various Household Items
A public sale will occur at 307 South Spruce Street featuring a BEP room suite two bed stead sets two bed springs a cherry wood wardrobe sewing machine lounge items rugs carpets chairs and stools sewing machine and numerous tools garden gear and other articles. Two laborers will be present for the sale.
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South Spruce Street
BEP
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Henry R. Carper
Reuben R. Carper
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