Greeley Pioneered Relief Work In Civil War Era Missouri
Carlos S. Greeley, born 1811 in Salisbury New Hampshire, moved to St. Louis and led a major wholesale grocery firm. As Civil War treasurer of the Western Sanitary Commission, he oversaw millions in aid, hospitals, nurses, and refugees, then served on multiple boards and colleges in Missouri.
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Missouri
Floyd
New Hampshire
West
Carlos S. Greeley
St. Louis
Carlos Greeley
Salisbury
N. H
Brockport
N Y
United States
Western Sanitary Commission
Medical Corps
Army
New England
California
Ladies’ Aid Society
Maine
Minnesota
Florence Nightingale
Crimea
St. Louis Board of Education
Washington Universary
Drury College
Springfield
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Robbins
Hartford
Conn
Charles B. Greeley
Dwight Treadway
Second Presbyterian Church of
Notice of Final Settlement in Ware Estate
Eva L. Ware administratrix of Timothy T. Ware deceased announces final settlement at Linn County Probate Court Linneus Missouri on May 13 1935 for creditors and interested parties.
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Timothy T. Ware
Eva L. Ware
Linn County
Missouri
Linneus
Mary Haley
I. H. B. Stephenson
H. B. Stephenson
Thomas B. Mundell
Moving the Brooder House Best location for young chicks
Berley Winton, Extension Poultry Husbandman, advises moving the brooder to ground free of worm eggs coccidia and disease. Clean and disinfect before placing chicks. Avoid areas with recent droppings from previous poultry and ground that housed old birds. Plowing liming and cultivating runs help but do not render range safe.
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Berley Winton
Extension Poultry Husbandman
Executor to report final settlement of Mary Haley estate
I H B Stephenson as executor announces intention to make final settlement of Mary Haley deceased at the next Probate term.
Inoculate Unhulled Seed for Sweet Clover Inoculation
The report states inoculation is more effective with unhulled sweet clover seed than hulled. Hulls absorb more bacteria, accelerating early nodulation and atmospheric nitrogen access. effects fade as plants mature, with unhulled seeds generally outperforming early on. Similar outcome expected for Hubam sweet clover and other unhulled seeds.
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W. A. Albrecht
Soils Department
Mundell Estate Notice by Executor
The estate of Thomas B. Mundell deceased, I. W. A. Mundell, as executor, states intent to act as executor and administer the said estate.
Poultry Prices Weigh on City Shoppers and Farm Talks
A letter discusses rising farm product costs and how urban shoppers face higher grocery bills. It notes shifts to cheaper foods like spaghetti, macaroni, and fish, and explains butter and poultry trends, urging poultry raisers to adapt while highlighting improved water systems for farms and erosion control practices.
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Poultry Raisers
New York
Frank Priebe
Kitchen Pump and Sink Benefits in Farm House
A pump and sink in the farm kitchen perform several practical roles. They provide readily available water for cooking and cleaning, ease daily chores, support milk and food handling, and help maintain hygiene. The setup also reduces reliance on external wells and stream systems.
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J. C. Wooley
Agricultural Engineering Department
Preventing Sore Neck in Horses During Spring Work
D Bauer from the Soils Department shares guidance on preventing sore necks in horses and mules. Key steps include using properly fitted collars with wide bearing surfaces, cleaning collars nightly, washing necks with salt water, frequent collar adjustments, ensuring a proper top fit, and inspecting the entire harness with maintenance and fitting as animals gain muscle in spring.
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E. A. Trowbridge
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Trustees
Reinhard Brothers
Browning, Missouri
P. S
H. L. Schrock & Company
Rollins
H. L. Schrock & CO
D. Bauer
Financial Statement
Duncan Township
Sullivan County
I. Dean Page
O. G. Jones
H. Gramling
C. Dodson
J. D. Adams & Co
Trustee Commission
George P. Fields
E. R. Duncan
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