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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1927
Page
7
Practical cleanup steps include using a disk harrow and corn stubble beater with rental options, a mower, rake, sharp hoes, spades, knives, and baskets. In standing stalks burnables are cut close to ground, with careful disposal of all loose stalks and debris. For feedlots, use a wagon rack, manure spreader, and silage cutter to chop stalks and spread or burn as directed, avoiding spreading on land that was corn last year.
The plan outlines how a $10,000 appropriation will reimburse farmers for extra work during a cleanup campaign against the corn borer, fund special machinery, and supply needs. It describes state role, federal inspection, and potential future appropriations if results warrant continuation, plus enforcement, education, and cross-border cooperation led by the State Department of Agriculture and International Corn Borer Committee.
The message recalls Paul and Dick riding a Ford runabout to test if Jackson Street extension could be navigated by car or would require a boat. They get stuck after a few miles, while a picture by John Berry on a sweater draws attention. A school hall remark condemns book reports and contemplates confiscated books, noting education’s long history.
Youngsville Odd Fellows members journeyed to Lottsville Saturday evening for the Lottsville lodge initiatory meeting. The degree work was led by Lakewood. Community updates note Burgess and Mrs J A Lagerdahl return from the south and Cuba, Cornell student Frank Pelton a guest for Easter, planning a Mediterranean voyage as a ship musician. Also listed are sale plans by M E Foreign Missionary society and local social notes amid snowy weather and church activities.
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