Lawrence County Farms And Farmers News Harvest Notes
The Norfolk era fragment covers farming practices and poultry guidance. It mentions 4-H broadcasts from Washington DC, camp reports, and expert advice on pullet production including age of laying, nutrition, and managing fat deposition to balance production and welfare.
Planting timetable for garden crops by elevation
Toward the jungle of June the early maturing crops such as beets lettuce spinach and green onions will be harvested. Plans call for planting of other crops as space becomes available with specific dates through July and August. Elevation affects timing with fall crops moved earlier by one week for every 500 feet above 1000 feet.
Zoo Attracts Millions in Boston Park System
Boston figures show Park and Recreation Commission attractions drawing 1,859,000 visitors to Franklin Park last year and 8,757,796 for city parks. Eleven beaches and gymnasiums hosted 2,284,359 and 2,807,737 respectively, with 473,505 at the aquarium, 400,000 at the airport, and 50,029 at the golf course.
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Financial Records Reported Broken in County
Controller Joan J. Nice reports county financial records broken with a total now at $400,000. On June 1, the balance stood at $563,731.11, one of the largest sums in the county's history.
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Mrs Woodrow Wilson Sails to Europe for Monument Unveiling
Journeying to Europe to attend the unveiling of a monument to her late husband, Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, widow of the former U.S. president, sailed aboard the ship S. before departure. The memorial to the late president stands in Toxnan, Poland, where his memory is held in reverence.
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Police Question Creek Car Rescue Mix Up
Lancaster police and state highway patrol rush to a creek after a misheard call. Officers confirm a car in the creek but discover no vehicle or machine to rescue.
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Rush Completion of Addition For Media Court House
Rush shows the Delaware county court house additions in MEDIA PA near completion. Work began over a year ago on the $2,000,000 project to expand the facility. County officials and legal community expect completion before the September term, making the building one of the finest in the country.
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Mother Love Loses Terrier Kidnaps Kitten And Both Are Happy
San Jose report describes Queenie a six year old terrier who abducted a tabby kitten from Ginger mother cat. The dog and cat had lived peacefully. the kitten became a favorite of Queenie while Ginger warned about mischief. Ginger later realized two other kittens remained in her litter.
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Legion Receives Valuable Chair at Valley Forge Event
In Norristown the American Legion Post 39 presented a chair used in a recent ceremony at Valley Forge. Col. William A. March, a member of the post, delivered the chair to George N. Alt House for the gathering.
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Family Feud Over Queenie and The Kitten Heirloom
A chaotic household tale unfolds as Queenie the cat adopts a human infant, Ginger the kitten nurses two offspring, and the apartment dwellers dispute custody. Ginger ends up separated from her brood, Queenie grows protective and the dog and cat clash daily over the stolen infant.
Chicken Raiser Keeps Flock Clean and Profits Rise
International News Service reports Ray mond Bonney of Granville Sumemir Broadford county maintains clean poultry to boost profits. Paultry specialist Doc Henderson of Pennsylvania State College stresses cleanliness aids profitability. Bonney claims to have taken precautions after four of fourteen chickens died following an April 1 starvation incident.
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Tenement Children to Take Five Week Vacation
Shippensburg Pa June 14 The Fresh Air Committee announced five week vacations for children from tenement districts beginning August 4 in Shippensburg and vicinity. Committee officers said maintenance of the plan and accommodations will be arranged immediately.
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Coal Company To Expend Millions on Breaker Project
A coal company plans to invest millions in upgrading a breaker. Engineering plans exist and construction is expected to proceed under revised vision. The action aims to improve output while addressing concerns about unskilled labor protection and safety measures.
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