Akeley Hollow Residents and Visitors Report
Akeley Hollow Pa July 21. A S Passinger Jr left for Warren for work with Wallace Bros. John Lauffenburger of Fox Hill visits his parents. Mrs L G Adams was a Warren visitor. Peter Collins went to Michigan to visit relatives. Mary Cole called on friends at Russell. Margretta Wright accompanied home. Montrose of Clarendon making her home at Jacob Allens. Mrs Henry visited friends in the Hollow. Mabel Outrid visited Warren and North Warren then returned home. Eva Phillips visited her great grandparents Mr and Mrs O M Bump. Gus Akeley of Jamestown was home over Sunday. Passinger Sr and wife called on Ed Samborn. Ivy Passinger and a friend from Wetmore visited relatives in the Hollow.
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Akeley Hollow
A. S. Passinger, Jr
Warren
Wallace Bros
John Lauffenburger
Fox Hill
L. G. Adams
Peter Collins
Michigan
Mary Cole
Russell
Hay Crop Leads Local Harvest in Arkley Region
A strong hay crop was harvested in Arkley while nine crates of red raspberries were picked at Howard Homestead on Monday at 12 cents a crate. The S H C A plans regular meetings with Mr and Mrs E A Herrick on Friday July 25 as guests are invited.
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Akley
Howard Homestead
E. A. Herrick
Ricker
Josie Ricker
Sugar Grove
T. M. Howard
Warren
Clara B. Marsh
O. Brownell
Miss Brennan
Pittsburg
Chas. Barney
Farewell Party for Miss Mary Servoss in Russell
Mrs Mildred Briggs hosted class No 7 of the M E Sunday school in Russell Pennsylvania to honor Miss Mary Servoss soon to wed James B Morrison of Warren The event featured a two course luncheon prize cakes a silver casserole gift and a class photo Attendees included Edna Marsh Hazel Sadler Ethelyn Bennett Ruth Houghout Margery Randall and others with social visits by local residents.
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Russell
Mildred Briggs
M. E
Mary Servoss
James B. Morrison
Warren
Ethelyn Bennett
Edna Marsh
Majory Randall
Clarion State Normal Catalogue Details Faculty and Fall Term
Clarion State Normal highlights a attractive Navarre Hall view and modern, well maintained buildings. The new catalogue lists twenty four instructors experienced in their fields and notes teachers and students live together. Fall term begins September 5 with free tuition for prospective teachers aged seventeen seeking the catalogue from John Ballentine, vice principal.
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Clarion State Normal
Navarre Hall
Pennsylvania
Save Waste of Pennsylvania Apples Promotes Apple Vinegar
The U S Department of Agriculture through the Bureau of Chemistry issues a notice to Western Pennsylvania apple raisers urging them to resume making apple vinegar to save thousands of bushels from rot. The guidance clarifies Pennsylvania law requires vinegar to be made from pure apples and advises farmers who produce their own vinegar to sell confidently with proper guarantees.
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Pennsylvania
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Chemistry
Government Food Laboratory
Market Report from New York and Buffalo Commodities
Wheat futures July at 68% cents, Sept at 9 cents. Oats No 2 white 46 14 cents. PorkMess $23.50 to 25. Butter Creamery extras 26 27 cents. Eggs State and Pennsylvania Kennery white 26 32 cents. Potatoes Long Island per barrel 2.25 to 2.50. Buffalo quotes include Wheat No 1 Northern 94 cents, Corn No 2 yellow 68 cents, Oats 44 1/2 cents, Flour blends 5.75 to 6.50 per barrel. Butter prints 26 27 cents. Eggs hennery 25 26 cents. Cheese 14 to 14 1/2 cents. Eastern shore potatoes fancy 2.60 to 2.05 per barrel.
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New York
State
Pennsylvania
Kennery
Long Island
Buffalo
Winter Family
Livestock Market Gains Mixed Prices Across Classes
Prime steers bring around 9.00 per hundredweight with shipping steers at 8.25 to 8.75. Cows sell 6.25 to 7.00 and heifers 7.25 to 8.00 while veals fetch 10.75 to 11.00. Hogs show light Yorkers around 9.80 and heavies 9.70 to 9.80.
Wimothy on track and price notes amid mixed hay bids
Market brief shows Wimothy steady on track with bids around $16.00. Clover mixed quoted at $12.00 to $16.00, wheat straw at $8.50. Prices appear for cat and wheat straw.
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Wimothy
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