Money in Berry Culture Gains for Washington Farmers
Washington berry culture has grown from near unknown to a thriving enterprise in five years. Farmers planted weathering bushes and various berries, forming patches and an association to market the crop. Last season markets opened in Butte and St. Paul with profits rising. one 76 year old farmer yielded 500 crates from an acre, earning over 7100 after costs.
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Washington
Cuthbert
Butte
St. Paul
Express
J. B. Rowley
Valley Calls Farmers to Meet Prof Vernon Next Tuesday
Word to Valley farmers urges all to attend Prof Vernon from New Mexico College of Agriculture during his visit to the city. The Citizen advocates forming a Farmers club to foster discussion, cooperation, and action across the valley communities.
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Vernon
New Mexico College of Agriculture
Farmers’ Club
Commercial
J. J. Vernon
Agrcutiral and Mechanical College
Maxfiln Park
Prof. Vernon
Bier
Cornerstone Laying to Honor Roosevelt and Washington Parallels
The Springfield Republican reports Roosevelt will lay the cornerstone for a new House office building on April 14 with Speaker Cannon and Walter A. Brown overseeing Mason ceremonies. The event mirrors Washington's Capitol cornerstone for a ceremony led by the Federal lodge. Three thousand invitations will go to prominent national figures.
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Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Saturay
United States
Washington
Manonje Lodge
Walter A. Brown
Masonic Lodge of
District of Columbia
Cannon
Capitol
Virginia
Federal Lodge
Land Lodge of
Diethlet Angst- Hon
Cabinet
House
United States Supreme Court
Speaker Cannon
Senate
Capitol Grounds
Congress
Library of Congress
Fillmore
Daniel Webster
Return of Easter Immortality's Proof
A reflective prose piece argues that belief in immortality is a deep, historic instinct across cultures. It links spring renewal to humanity’s search for meaning and eternal life, asserting the universal pull of resurrection and spiritual progress.
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Gillenwater
W. Hi. Gilenwater
Scoffer
Famine Aid Appeals In Albuquerque For Japan Relief
Crying famine in Japan draws American aid, with Bank of Commerce of Albuquerque offering free transfer to New York and the Postal Telegraph delivering funds to Japan. Church and social events fill Easter weekend as irrigation, lectures, and club meetings plan in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Albuquerque
Bank of Commerce
New York City
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
FIND THE CHICKERING STORE IN NEW MEXICO
Advertisement from The Whitson Music Co promoting Chickering pianos with guaranteed best price and reliability in New Mexico. Claims exclusive authorized representation and safe purchase assurances.
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Chickaring
New Mexico
Whitson Music Co
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