Cuba High to Abandon Football After Financial Loss
Cuba School Board votes to end football after more than 15 years of play due to inability to pay. Other local notices report deaths, accidents, a 250 gallon still raid near New Bedford, golden anniversary in Morris, a bank president’s suicide near Lockport, and Mrs. Ellen Wilson marking her ninety fifth birthday as a ninth generation Alden descendant with Revolutionary War ancestors.
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Cuba
Cuba High School
A. W. Wallace
First National Bank of
Tuscola
The
National Bank
John Mabry
Carthage
Qifney
Fred Bulliner
Marion
Jack Peterson
New Bedford
Joe Shirmer
Fiie
Clem Mackey
East Moline
Thomas Walker
Morris
Carl A. Muehlenpfard
Lockport
Graphic golf tips from De Tolley on consistent swing
Instructional notes illustrate De Tolley's driving stance showing near identical address and impact positions to maintain swing consistency. Advice includes keeping the head steady and weight distribution with the left heel planted and the right foot relaxed to promote a smooth, accurate stroke.
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de Tolley
Bell Syndicate
Wnti Service
Southern Pralines And Rhubarb Conserves Recipe Tips
From Here and There offers a recipe for Southern pralines combining three cups sugar and two cups cream, caramelized sugar, and salt, plus rapid stirring and soft ball stage. It also covers rhubarb marmalade with four cups rhubarb, sugar, orange and lemon juice and rind, salt, almonds, and cooling in glasses, plus a berry fruit variant to flavor jellies and preserves. The piece notes economy and thrifty use for fruit closet shelves.
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Western Newspaper Union
Fragments From an Old Exam Texts and Jokes
Readers encounter a collage of humorous exam snippets and odd trivia about letters, flowers, Mendel, and a five letter word for a heavenly body. The piece notes chenille ribbon scarfs as a mid-season fashion item in soft colors.
Peter Rabbit Learns to Question What He Knows
In Thornton Burgess tale Peter Rabbit assumes he knows all about his neighbors. Happy Jack the Squirrel mentions Short-Tail the Shrew, prompting Peter to doubt his certainty. The scene explores humility and the danger of a closed mind as Peter overhears a claim about someone he thought nonexistent.
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Peter Rabbit
Peter
Short-Tall the Shrew
Happy Jack
Short-Tall
Shrew
Jack
T. W. Burgess
Win Bervica
Green Forest
Happy Jack Squirrel
Striped Chipmunk
Short- Tail the Shrew
Short-Tail the Shrew
Smart Spring Creation by Jollette and Jenne in Paris
Jollette and Jenne unveil a Spring display featuring wool ensembles paired with white jersey blouses accented by a blue line. The Paris fashion creators showcase bold textures and clean lines signaling a fresh seasonal mood.
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Jollette and Jenne
Paris
Eight Women in Law Firm Form Cleveland Firm
Eight women attorneys in Cleveland have formed an all female law firm the first in Ohio and among the few in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
A Friend Will Do By Douglas Malloch
A reflective verse from 1933 expresses that friendship outvalues wealth and fortune. The speaker offers to relinquish luck and riches while seeking companionship and shared burdens, noting that friendship can lift heavy loads and brighten the darkest days.
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Douglas Malloch
WNU Service
Psyllid and Flea Beetle Do Damage In Colorado Potatoes
Colorado's potato crop suffered about 3.7 million dollars in losses during 1932 due to two pests, the potato psyllid and the potato flea beetle. The report notes outbreaks in Utah, Wyoming, Nebraska, Arizona, and New Mexico, and discusses hosts, natural parasites, and limited insecticide effectiveness.
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Leslie B. Daniels
Colorado Agricultural College
WNU Service
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Nebraska
Arizona
New Mexico
Morgan County
Pruning Mistakes In Early Orchard Care Highlighted
The Missouri College of Agriculture warns growers not to over prune in the first year. Chairman T. J. Talbert notes excessive pruning from neglected orchards causes water sprouts and poor fruit development. Moderate thinning improves sunlight and air. avoid removing limbs larger than 144 inches diameter.
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T. J. Talbert
Horticulture Department
Missouri College of Agriculture
Missouri
Woman Is First to Register Under Wheat Act in Tyrone
More than 85,000 farmers in England and Wales have registered as wheat growers under the new Wheat Act. The first registrant in County Tyrone, Ireland, is a woman. Authorities are weighing a drive to enroll additional farmers in Ireland and Wales.
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England
Wales
County Tyrone
Ireland
Diverse farm hints across states show varied counts and trends
The report lists 1932 profits for 4H clubs in South Carolina totaling 19 153 from 920 projects, notes 61 former 4 H members enter freshmen at Washington State College, discusses seed users versus growers, envisions 4 000 workers harvesting US wheat with modern machines, cites 22 000 Nevada pigs in 1932 down 7 000, mentions Maryland rabbit clubs with 17 members owning 100 animals, and Canada self sufficiency in essential fertilizers as Ottawa’s Dominion Seed reports. A Halifax farmer cultivates over 60 percent of his land to cover crops to be turned under for soil improvement.
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General Assembly
Senate
Garner
Minols
Mclaughlin
State Department of Agriculture
D. N Geyer
Chicago
Wilfred Shaw
Peoria
A. D. Lynch
St. Louis
C. Fairchild
Bloomington
George N. Besore
Champaign
Frank J. Watson
Moline
Horner
J. J. Rice
Rice
Edward J. Barrett
Annawan
State Bank of
Clay City
Clay City Banking Company
Ashley
Ashley State Bank
Pocahontas
Bond County State Bank
Ilinois
Dinois Emergency Relief Commission
Downstate
Cook County
State Commission
Hhnois
Fort Sheridan
Jefferson Barracks
Halifax Cauuty
N. G
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Illinois State News
Illinois
Fx E. Indritz
White House
Roosevelt
Edna
Washington
George Mendel
Angel
WNU
Moscow
Happy Dack
New York
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
By Douglas Malloch
Nelson
Nev
South Carolina
4-H Club
State College of Washington
Nevada
State of
Maryland
Dominion Seed Branch
Ottawa
Canada
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