No Wheat Famine Threat Says Tiffany
In view of 235,000,000 bushels expected this year in the Dakotas and Minnesota and increased yields elsewhere, world wheat stocks should replenish. Prices have fallen from a high, and production this year may meet global flour demand despite some crop shortfalls. Virgin lands, dry farming, rotation, and seed improvements promise long term bread security.
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Dakotas
Minnesota
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Alberta
Pacific Northwest
South
Russia
W. C. Tiffany
Aeroplanes Face Caution From Insurance Brokers
A humorous exchange questions aircraft popularity as aviation promises loom yet insurance men warn of risks. The dialogue hints at public trust and safety concerns shaping early airline adoption.
List of Causes Set for Trial in Warren County Court
The following cases are listed for trial on Monday October 25 1909 at ten o'clock A M in the Court of Common Pleas Warren County Pennsylvania. Names include William Caswell vs The Piso Company Fuller et al vs Kinzua Township et al A K Foster vs The Pennsylvania Railroad Company George Benedict vs Matilda A Bemis et al E Lilly et al vs Willard F Jackson et al The Kelly Springfield Road Roller Co vs Fred E Windsor John J Colegrove et al vs Erie Railroad Company D Hosley vs Dwight Smith Frederick Bauer vs Catherine Gross William Marshall vs John A Swanson Alice T Akeley vs Pine Grove Township Wilbur Akeley vs Pine Grove Township J R Lyons vs Alice A Johnson admix J W Hamilton vs Ross V Barnes H M PUTNAM Prothonotary 9-30-4 Subpoena in Divorce Warren County Common Pleas No 6 Dec term 1908 Ward Collins Libellant vs Pearl Collins Respondent. Respondent summoned to appear November 1909 to answer why divorce should not be granted. Sheriff G Gregory oversees proceedings.
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Court of Common Pleas
Wren County
Pennsylvania
William Caswell
Piso Company
Ar Fuller
Kinzua Township
A. K. Foster
The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
George Benedict
Matilda A. Bemis
E. Lilly Et al
Willard
J. W. Hamilton
Ross V. Barnes
H. M. Putnam
Warren County
B. G. Gregory
Home Notes From Warren and Surrounding Towns
A round of local notes covers Mr and Mrs O Burgess in Tidioute visiting Warren, Deerhorn club's return from Canada, the ill Hon W H Shortt in Youngsville, Miss Bertha Abplanalp's tumor surgery in Warren, Joseph Anderson moving to a new North Warren home, Polly of the Circus at Library Theater, Walter Mitchell sailing to India oil fields, Phillip Boynton's Erie marriage to a Goldfield Nevada bride, Rev Dr Crow's Grace church vacation return, a Market street auto collision, Thimble Club engagement announced for Nina Clapp and Gardner Gould, Mrs Isaac Lacy's Porto Rico winter plans, and the November election date. Mr and Mrs Alexander Houghnot of Farmington observe their 60th anniversary. Houghnot touted as Warren's oldest native.
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Deerhorn Club
Canada
W. H. Shortt
Youngsville
Polly
Library Theater
Walter Mitchell
New York City
India
Phillip Boynton
Warren
Erie
Goldfield
Nevada
Crow
Grace M. E. Church
Marshall Marshall
Market Street
Jane Hamilton
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Nina G. Clapp
Tiona
Gardner Gould
Boston
Mass
Isaac Lacy
Third Street
Farmington Township
Houghnot
Apple Leaf Rust Linked to Cedar Trees and Bordeaux Spray
Professor H A Surface explains that Apple Leaf Rust requires an alternate host the red cedar. Cutting cedar trees reduces spread while Bordeaux mixture spraying protects leaves and fruit. The pest cycles between red cedar and apple trees, causing the red rust seen on Sum mer Rambo apples from Perry county.
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Perry County
H. A. Surface
Harrisburg
Surface
Immediate Treatment of Infested Trees
State Zoologist Surface explains peach tree scale control using thick soap or boiled lime sulphur washes. Apply in stages after leaf drop and again in spring, prune heavily, fertilize, avoid oils, and use proper lime levels when using Bordeaux mix. Boiling water plus caustic soda can kill borers. remove soil around trunks and spray with lime sulphur wash.
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Bordeaux
York County
Surface
Harrisburg
Man loses fingers in corn cutter on Yaegle farm
Lewis Knopf of Dutch Hill was injured last Tuesday when his left hand was caught in a corn cutting machine at the Yaegle farm on South Side. He was hospitalized and three fingers were amputated. Grover W. Hain, son of Mrs. Walter Yuill of Warren, reenlisted in the U S Cavalry and sailed for Manila for stationing. The Warren Axe and Tool Co reports many orders and a steady workforce.
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Lewis Knopf
Dutch Hill
Yaegle Farm
South Side
Grover W. Hain
Walter Yuill
Warren
U. S. Cavalry
Manila
Hawaii Sugar Industry Faces Economic Strain and Growth
The Hawaiian sugar industry dominates the economy with $150 million invested and exports of $42 million, 95 percent from sugar. Labor costs rise as prices fall, yet planters push improvements to offset downturns. Productivity per acre grows from 25 to 40 tons, but sugar yield per cane falls, and the twenty month maturation complicates prospects.
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Hawaii
Forbes Lindsay
American Review of Reviews
An Interesting Speaker in a Baltimore Home
A Baltimore father delivers a stern lecture to his six year old son Harry who tracks misdeeds and his mother watches. After the lengthy scolding the boy, impressed, tells his mother that his father is interesting.
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Baltimore
Harry
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