James C Larson Tree Surgery
James C Larson Tree Surgery advertises local tree care services with contact details including phone number 5037R42 and P O Box 132 for customer inquiries and service requests.
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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1928
Page
11
James C Larson Tree Surgery advertises local tree care services with contact details including phone number 5037R42 and P O Box 132 for customer inquiries and service requests.
Lander August meeting of Farmington Grange drew 26 members. Secretary read communications on fair grange exhibit rules, and a Potomac Grange letter requesting an auto trip to Washington for the National Grange meeting in November. George Wilcox reported receipt of fertilizer rebate to be distributed to eligible members. The Master announced his commit-
The report details Grange Day activities including exhibit entries by R A Dorn and Irvin White, Mrs George Wites, and decorations by the Misses Bessie and Roses Mary Wilcox. Attendance lists cite 15 at Grange Day and 10 for Mrs Griggs, with membership application by Mr White. The literary program led by Mrs Loucks featured Grange singing, a reading by Mrs Harry Firth, a story by C L Denison, and remarks on Chautauqua events.
Mrs. James J. Hall woke to a thief leaving her bedroom with her husband’s trousers. The husband pursued the thief and recovered the pants, which contained no wallet and little money, found later in a nearby lane.
Mrs. Charles Seely requests communication with her husband Charles S. Seely of Gar land Pa for urgent business. The notice dated 8 14 31 lists Seely and GAR land as the key identifiers.
Financial briefs report new monthly and year to date highs for Motora GeFporation with July unit gains and dealer sales, plus seven month consumer and dealer totals compared to 1927. The piece notes sugar refinery output across fifteen US refineries, Youngstown sheet bar pricing for last quarter, a Sharp rise in export fuel kerosene, and weekly domestic crude oil production slipping marginally while Seminole crude shows gains from new proration effective August 15.
UPI reports varied shifts across commodities with flour steady and lard firm, pork quiet, and coffee and sugar futures fluctuating. Dressed poultry and live poultry show firmness in turkeys and fowls, while butter remains firm and cheese largely quiet amid regional price ranges and receipts data.
Cautious buyers read the ads as Pittsburgh produce lists live poultry and dressed poultry prices, with hens, roosters, geese, broilers, Gueks, butter, tubes, and eggs shown. The Tritune Subscribe note appears at the end.
A messy radio schedule for Tuesday August 24 lists WEAF and WOR network programs including music features, orchestras, and talks. It notes time slots from early morning to late night with multiple stations such as WEAF, WRC, WRAF, and regional mentions like WDAF and WOS. The text includes potentially garbled program names and times, plus references to daylight saving and standard time.
Radio listings from United Press detail Aug 15 schedule across multiple stations. Includes talks, concerts, dances, recitals, and news features with times and station identifiers such as DETROIT WJ, WRC WASHINGTON, WEAS and more.
A broad list of industrials and oils appears in today's market notes with mixed gains and losses. Companies like American Can, General Electric, United Metals, and Standard Oil affiliates show activity as traders scan profits and forecasts across sectors.
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