THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1927
REBERSBURG,
House ind frien
n town o
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POTTERS MILLS.
Lewis Feust, of Burnham, spent a
few days at the home of his son, Harry
Foust
Edward Foust
Chester,
with
his
and family, from West
vigited over the week end
Mr. Foust returned to
on Monday while Mrs Foust
the week
Mr. and
relatives
home
and children will
at the home
Mrs. J. M. Carson
Harry Ishler and family, of State
College, spent Sunday afternoon at the
H. E. Foust home.
Rumor has it that Jo
has sold his property to Fe
visit
of her parents,
Parker
wrest Bible
sh
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FARM CALENDAR.
Timely Reminders from The Pennsyl-
vania State College.
FLOWS FREELY
in most parts of Pennsylvan
HONEY
ey flow
has been unusually hea t
Plan to
Shop
In Altoona
-ON-
of the Penna,
Keepers
say agriculturists
College in urging bee
hat there
n which the
stored, t is expected that Lhe
is plenty of uper
sprphis honey +
sure t
ontinue
ee
Jor Ecomsmicel Tron sportation
orta’e
: Food —
I nares
2 Howest
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MOW GRASS IN
weds win, th mow? for every line of business
ain Je pres ust
titi
En PEICKATIS
talks 30 no
stand
and ‘hang cori
i-ventilated pace
will make it much
the apple pickers th
ders and
and weeds.
DRENCH VINES TO KILL APHIS
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and one
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ture of 100 gallons Water
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however, one pint o
added to 100 gallons © boraeaux
ture will be effective If the vines are
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