Farm Industry Producing New Era for Mexico
A distorted 1920s style article notes Mexico shifting to pure bred cattle sheep and elevated farming methods. It credits American agricultural aid for modernization as bandits retreat, rail rates cut on farm goods, and exports of farm implements rising sharply, signaling a modern agricultural era fostered by seeds stock and improved livestock programs.
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Ofsted
Amerigo Agriculturists
Sraci
Mingus
Witiows
Mexican Department of Agriculture
Mexico
United Siniea Department
Commerce
Bons Wit
Many Date Changes in Summer Encampment at Hartford
The Coras Arex Commander ordered changes for this year’s summer encampment at Swamp Devens Massachusetts. The 6th 64th and 6uly reserve divisions are assigned to camp from July 8 to 25. The 76th unit includes many Bridgeport men.
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Coras Arex
Swamp Devens
Mass
Spirit of
State Armory
Hartford
76Th
Bridgeport
Fairfield Court Plans 10 Appeal by John Stanowich
John Stanowich plans an appeal after a Fairfield town court found him guilty of making and selling liqueur and assault, sentencing him to ten days in jail and fines totaling 125 dollars. A separate charge of robbery was dismissed with a not guilty verdict.
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Payrfield
John Stanowich
Clarence R. Hall
State Street
Emery
HB. Wood
Veres
Stanowich
Edwood
John Bolger
Florence Street
Louise Miro
Humane Society
C. M. Agard
Edward Lyman
Earle Wil
Iams
Nelson T. Payne
Milford
Arthur Bennett
Post Road
Fairfield Parents Back 316000 High School Plan
Fairfield April 13 Special The Fairfield Parent-Teachers Association urged another town vote on the 316,000 high school appropriation after a March defeat. Architect O C S Zirali and Superintendent William E. Smith argued the larger project offers a complete school, avoids factory like conditions, and would prevent splitting freshmen into crowded grade schools if funds are not approved.
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Fairfield
Fairfield Parent-Teachers Association
Board of Finance
O. C. S. Zirali
Wilam E. Smith
Schoola
Smith
Connecticut Hens Lead In Storrs Egg Contest
In Storrs Agricultural College week 28 standings Keewaydin Farm Barred Rock entry from Durlen led with 68 eggs. Edgar Stucghton of Wapping entered a second Barred Rock pen with 66 eggs. Total weekly yield across all pens was 4 total score shown. Production expected to rise as feeding schedule changes take effect after removal of a late night meal.
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Storrs
Connecticut
Pena
Storrs Agricultural College
Keewaydin Farm
Durlen
Edgar Stucghton
Wapping
City of Derby Suit To Be Tried May 1
DOREY April 12 A suit for damages brought by E r Weihardt Tayad offer a plaintiff de ry of Deruy will be tried in the superior court in Newlaven on Mig d rit allegea that as the re l dnjuries received be a fall on persuavement this winter he has been unitted to Alten to do business and has thereby suffered a tons of Bcoin 100 to £ 200 each week.
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Dorey
Pot Damenes
Err Weihardt Tayad
Deruy
Newlaven
Alten
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Main Street
Drug Stores
Bikers
Liggett Soda
Liggett
Monogram Rubber Gloves
Ivory
Howsekeeper
T. B. OQ
Pinkham’s
Corona Castile
Squibb
Mennen
Bayer
Peter
Fairfield Court
Sparkle
Auchachs& Company
Main ST. Corner
Connecticut Hens
the Automobile Automobys Associaton, Tnc
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Dodge Brothers
Dardan Essex
Madsen
Winton Mercer
Nash Lafayette
Studebaker
Overland
Marmon
Willys
Knight Packard
Chevrolet
Oakland
Hupmobile
Maxwell Talmere
Armory
ESSEX
City OF Derby
Post- Telegram
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