First National Agricultural Convention Held in Washington
The first national agricultural convention met in Washington on June 24, 1852 with delegates from 22 states and the District of Columbia. The article notes various trivia including the ocarina as the correct name for a sweet potato instrument and discusses foreign born individuals in the presidential cabinet. It lists figures such as Alexander Hamilton, Albert Gallatin, Carl Schurz, Franklin K Lane, James Wilson, Oscar Solomon Strauss, and William Rauchop Wilson.
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Frst
Washington
District of Columbia
Alexander Hamilton
Albert Gallatin
Carl Schurz
Franklin K. Lane
James Wison
Oscar Solomon Strauss
William Rauchop Wilson
Shell Fish Dredging Cases Continued at Court Session
At the Fifth District Court Judge Frank H Hammill kept two shell fish dredging cases open for two more weeks. Henry Days of Tiverton and Martin King of Portsmouth face unlawful dredging charges on private oyster grounds with bail unchanged. State police and Shell Fish Commission probes cited illegal dredging by power boats in Mount Hope Bay and Narragansett Bay.
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Fifth District Court
Frank H Hammill
Henry Days
Riverside Drive
Tiverton
Martin King
Island Park
Portsmouth
State
Shell Fish Commission
Mount Hope Bay
Narragansett Bay
Mount Hope Bridge
Dass and
King
Morr
Paul Berlanger
Leontine Berlanger
Coses
Richard Goulart
Manueh Santos
Goulart
Mt Hope Avenue
Philip Shulman
Jsoeph
Napoleon Tessie
Frank Minar
Philip Rothbergev
Manuel Perrys
Op van Makowsky
Antonia Vanate
Entertainment and Food Sale Planned by Local Church Group
The Altar Sects of the Church of Qur Ladyvoot Mit Carmel held a Sunday meeting to form a committee for an entertainment and food sale. The event will take place in the parish hall on Congregational Street Monday evening March 31. The committee includes Mass Veclient Carmone Mos Cadtme Castriotta Edith Poo oo John RO Ber nardo Yntheorns Stone Namecnt Minor Cam pagna Fedrea Yotha Marte Elvira Vela Mort Prank Gig ho Janes Velleta.
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Church of Qur Ladyvoot
Mit Carmel
Arang
Congregational Street
Castriotta
Edith Poo
John RO Bernardo
Yntheorns Stone
Namecnt
Brances Campagna
Fedrea Yotha Marte
Elvira Vela Mort
Prank Gigho
Janes
Velleta
Birth Announcement for Burton Street Baby
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs James Jo Drums on March 14 in Providetee hospital Evang. The family resides on Burton Street and welcomes the new arrival.
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Drummiy
Evang
Tre James Jo
Burton Street
Obituary notices from Providence and Bristol
Died Almeida in Thi town March 14. Noueut daughter of Mr and Mesguk Voineada aged Leatts. Abs songh Landses 4. Dastermioonks wife of Crawford L L basterbrodt in this town March 13. Mrs Nawia Bsposito wife of Jo seph Bspensite aged 3d years. McCe URL in the town March 17. Peter Joseph McClure in his 45th year. Petrucci in Providence March 15 Santina wife of Carlo Petrucci. Funeral from 107 Tell street Providence Tuesday morning the 18th lnst Requiem mass at Church of the Holy Ghost Knight street. Interment in St Mary's cemetery Bristol.
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Almeida Cn Thi
Trelving
Mesguk Voineada
Leatts
Landses
Dastermioonks
Crawford LL. Basterbrodt
Espostio
Nawia Bsposito
Joseph Bspensite
Peter Joseph McClure
Irish comedy drama The Heart of Paddy Whack thrills local crowd
A large audience at the Guneral School auditorium enjoyed the Irish comedy The Heart of Paddy Whack staged by St Marys Parish Players for St Marys church funds. Local youth carried the three act production under John McGrath with Joseph De Lucca guiding music. The cast included Michael Doran Grannny Helen Scanlon Bridget O Riley Theresa Sullivan Margaret Flinn and others. The show repeats tonight with expected sold out seating.
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Guneral School
St Mary’s Parish
St Mary's Church
John McGrath
Pawtucket
Paddy Whack
Prase
McGrath
Colt High School
Joseph de Lucca
Gutteras School
Little Michael
Joseph Doran
Granny
Helen T Scanlon
Bridget O Riley
Theresa Sullivan
Margaret Flinn
Margaret F Nerone
Mona Cairn
Anna Knowlton
Dennis O'Malley
Sqmre Linnering
Frank IL. Doran
Lawrie Linnering
Raymond Josartim
American Legion Auxiliary Whist Event At Mrs Carnes Home
The American Legion Auxiliary held a whist at Mrs Lilian Carnes home on Wednesday evening with prizes won by Mrs Carr and Mr Carnes. One new member was admitted. Next Thursday the Auxiliary will host a reception for Miss Helen Condon at Grand Army hall with all Legion and Auxiliary members invited. Governor Norman S Case was visited and will be toasted. The event features Natash Dwyer singing and an orchestra. Committees are led by Elizabeth Carr and others.
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American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Lilian Carnes
Carr
Minnie Cashin
Katherine FC Proaano
Natash Dwyer Wall
Pixecutivve
Elizabeth Carr
Marco Gatfford
Rose Probie
Chester HE Dunbar
Elizabeth
Lynch
Mannie Cashin
Helen Condon
Jennie Straight
Hatter
Fragmented Sage Verse Skews Toward Escape
A garbled quote from a Chinatown sage cautions that fleeing trouble only invites more trouble. The line suggests a warning about escaping one's sorrows and stakes, with obscure spellings and a clumsy reference to a city or person.
Earths Water Coverage and Ocean Depth Summary
Earths surface is about three quarters land and one quarter water. The total water area is 139,435,000 square miles and the average ocean depth is 12,000 feet.
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Eas
Self-Educated Farmers Seek Broader Competence
A fragment highlights self taught farmers pursuing wider competence and deeper wisdom beyond urban life, contrasting rural self education with city experiences and suggesting gains in practical knowledge and resilience.
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Falk - Fuarnt
Motorist and Pedestrian Clash of Viewpoints Cited
A Cincinnati Enquirer quote notes the mutual bias between drivers and walkers, stating a motorist and a pedestrian often judge each other similarly about walking behavior. The remark underscores common flawed perceptions in road use.
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Cincionati Enquirer
First Congregational Church Hosts Food Sale
The Christian Endeavor Society will hold a food sale at DeWolf Memorial Chapel on April 5, 1930 to raise funds for a new church office and parlors in the chapel south room.
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First Congregational Church
DeWolf Memorial Chapel
Bread, Eh? A Child's Paper Crumbs Dilemma
A three year old Corine loves cutting pictures from newspapers. The mother warns against crumbs on the floor. One evening the child rushes to tell that newspaper crumbs have fallen to the floor.
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Corines
Tennis Club appoints sub committee for new Excelsior clubhouse
Elmer Angell and James DeW. Perry are named to a sub committee to arrange construction of the Excelsior Tennis Club's new clubhouse. The building committee made the move and expects construction soon. An executive committee meeting at the YMCA is set for tomorrow evening.
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Elmer Angell
James Dew
Perry
Excelsior Tennis Club
Evenaage
YMCA
Population boom claim about conger eel eggs
The text claims the conger eel lays 35 000 0 percent eggs and that if each egg matured and growth continued, every ocean and sea would be full of econzer eela in ten years.
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Europe
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Waldron Company
Bradford Street Telephone
Stecicote Co
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Earth
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Battle of Music
National Chemical Laboratories
Newman Bros
Newman’s
Bell Brand
Gorton’s
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