Potato industry leaders break ground for Penn State campus hospital
Potatoes and agriculture dominate the scene as farmers and state leaders gather on the Penn State campus to break ground for a new hospital and student housing. President Thomas and Prof Nixon lead donors and a crowd of farmers who contribute over 169000 dollars to the under construction project, underscoring farmers support for science education and rural health.
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John M
Pennsylvania Sute College
Estryttis
Nixon
Guy
Exme
Ype
Petrie Crowermail
WII
Cokers
Wwe
Matey Pesibte
Highey
Toa
Thomas Od Tho Gift
Mans J. Terguson
Merchantesbure
DD. Fritch
Anna McCavey
Pomona
State Grange
Cammunhich
Colere
Ued
Heath and Welfare Aultddage
H. McCallum
Werfersvite
Potata Growers
As- mRen
Corvey
Pennsylvania
Thomas
Sail
Penn State
Dean‘Ivania
Cattle Ranch Tour Through Forest County Fields
A continued feature describes a cattle ranch tour in Forest County with men surveyed about life among pastures. The report notes rural scenes and talks with residents about agricultural work, challenges, and the sense of community in the region.
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Pennsylvania
Cattle Breeding Prospects in Sut-nver Areas and North Texas
Reading notes describe pasture use for cattle breeding in Sut-nver regions and northern Texas, noting calves priced 300 to 460 husks and a plan to place cows with minimal cost, pending future decisions. The passage mentions farmers selecting pastures, oats, clover, and wheat straw, aiming to optimize calf output and feed efficiency.
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Walloreh
Howe
Winkebeas
Torefer
Shen Roy
Local Vicinity Notes and Drilling Accident Report
Vicinity News Notes recounts residents visiting family, travels to Austin, and local social mentions including Junis Purdick, Ruth Jrowe, and Mrs. Ravnele. A drilling accident near Shinglehouse injures Dan Honiley when gas bursts from a well, setting derrick flames and causing equipment loss around $1000.
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Rose Pratt
Alfor Aiael Crom
Attiy Paurcios
Bia Pritay
Moulin Te Vie
Gardner Cynaie
Austin
Mes
J. BR. Oylatt
L. Hyde
Dallas
Hig
George
Ruth Jrowe
Bradford
Kmethfort
Dan Stanley
Shinglehenre
Alfred Hasktg
el- With
Drieler
Dan Honiley
Alec
Potter Gas Co Ag
Lewis
Ward Handrey
Serena
Tayelty
Tanied Flandley
Nervick
Port Allegany
Accident kills steel mill worker after platform collision
Frank Jones, 31, of Franklint invaded died at Histine Memo hospital after being struck by a moving freight truck at a station. The impact fractured his abdomen and caused internal injuries. He worked as a man on the Pennsylvani line. The accident occurred Thursday during a yard operation near an outbound train.
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Frank Jones
Franklinvite
Histine Memo
Pennsylvani Frankiiasine
Perlonttfa
Raysing Hwe
Olean Torok
Final Examination for Army Appointments Held Week of September
Final examination for appointment to the Army’s second century will occur the week of September 4 under Army Regulations 6to-3. Open to all classes. service in infantry, cavalry, field artillery, engineers, air services, signal corps, ordnance, chemical warfare, finance or Philippine Scouts. Details available by writing the Commanding General, Corps Area, Standard Office Building, Baltimore, MD.
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Caval Field Artillery
Esnat
Baltimore
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