Turkeys Declining in Pennsylvania Poultry Report
The Bureau of Statistics reports turkeys raised in Pennsylvania this year are at 80 percent of normal, down from 77 percent last year and 80 percent two years ago. Secretary Rasmussen urges boosting turkey production to support farms and reduce pests, noting many families may rely on other states for holiday turkey unless conditions improve.
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Pennsylvania
Bureau of Statistics
State Department of Agriculture
Pennvania
Rasmussen
Palmyra Builds New Handkerchief Factory
Palmyra prepares for a new industry as a dedicated building rises for a handkerchief factory. The project signals economic growth and local employment potential for the town.
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Palmyra
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Promises Health Through Kidney Relief
Scien ce advocates that old age begins with weakened kidneys and digestion and that cleansing these organs can delay aging. The advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil capsules as an over two century remedy, claiming it stimulates kidney action, eliminates poisons, restores vitality, and prevents ailment recurrence with money back if ineffective. It urges purchase from druggists in sealed imported packaging.
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Haarlem
Nation to Start Retail Stores for Surplus Army Goods
The government opens 24 stores on Thursday September 25 to distribute surplus army clothing blankets and supplies. District stores in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh handle mail orders by parcel post with prices for boots gloves blankets and other items. A Lancaster County related chase of Ken Green is noted with a three hour battle and capture attempt by a large posse led by local detectives and police.
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E. ©. Morse
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Ken Green
William Green
Lancaster County
Willam Mullin
Park Register
West Chester
Thomas Gray
Downingtown
North Brook
Green
Embreeville
Jarry Gawthrop
Decreased Late Potato Crop Seen Across Nation
The Department of Agriculture reports Sept 1 yields of 123 518 car loads for the late potato crop, down more than 22 000 from last year’s estimate. Most states show declines in commercial crops, though Pennsylvania gains 1 030 carloads. Professor Clayton of Wisconsin visited Eph rata for rust in tobacco during talks with Otto Olson, the U S tobacco expert.
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Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Prof. Clayton
Wisconsin
Ephrata
Otto Olson
U. S
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