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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1933
Page
7
Lawrence County farms journals promote late summer planting of beans beets carrots and rutabagas with careful soil use and mulching for cucumbers squash and corn. It warns on beetle control and warns of bolus risk in turkeys while noting a Pennsylvania potato growers tour and long farm transport.
Poults quick to turn to litter eating when feed is not accessible. Providing greens like clover or cabbage in finley chopped form can curb the habit. Once poults learn where feed is stored, litter eating decreases. ensure greens are offered alongside mash.
A historical note warns that spontaneous combustion in poorly cured hay stored in the mow threatens crops and stock. Thorough curing before storage is essential, especially with first alfalfa cuttings, as moisture from rain or dew raises fire hazards.
Mrs. Orrie Fizer visits Maryland friends. A son named Robert LaVerne born to Mr. and Mrs. Clair Wimmer on June 23. Mrs. William Reeeman of Rose Feint stays with the Wilmmer family. Rev and Mrs Carl Jones and family of Sharon visit the Book home. Willem Reesman and granddaughters Maxine and Vera of Rees Point visit McQlymonds family. The Indianapolis News notes ongoing unemployment and demand for men to search for lost flyers.
In New Castle and nearby towns, residents such as Melvin Fick and Mrs Rey zex, Miss Virginia Carr, Miss Doris Carr, and Mr. and Mrs. Mark McKee of Mount Jackson host relatives. Virginia Carr visits with Mr. and Mrs. Mark McKee, while several families including the Kerrs, Carrs, Olsons, and Wilkins see relatives or dine together. Church groups meet at Mount Jackson and Oakmont, with picnics at Mull Creek Park marking community ties. Residents travel for visits to Oakmont, Elm Street, and Youngstown settings, highlighting ongoing social life in the region.
Dubbs of Salem and daughter Mrs Anson Tillan of Youngstown and Basil Jery Welsbaker of Mahonetown are listed in the fragmentary notice signaling kin connections and locales.
New Mexico anglers along the streams are asked to aid the state by recording species and size of catches, water and weather conditions. State Game Warden Fillows Baker issued notes to anglers with notebooks to fill and return to the store department for future reference.
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