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Chariton Patriot

Location

Chariton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1908

Page

8

Wilson's Great Work for Nation

Secretary of Agriculture Wilson reflects on twelve years at the helm. The review touts farm value growth, with total farm wealth around 70 billion dollars and 1908 eggs and poultry exceeding 600 million. It notes meat, dairy, and pure food laws expanding the department and its global scientific talents.

Wilson United States Department of Agriculture

Emma Ekstrom Visits Ottumwa and School Programes Planned

Lucas Schools student Emma Ekstrom spent the weekend in Ottumwa visiting friends and attending Billy Sunday meetings. The high school prepares a December 18 Christmas program with simple, useful exercises. The school board updates stoves and discusses telegraph line projects between seniors homes for practice noted by Arlie Sanders and John Kays. Members of the senior class helped with repairs and clerking duties. The high school literary society elected officers led by Walter Liddicoat with Arlie Sanders as vice president and Joseph Peterson as sergeant at arms. Ida Beattie returns to classes after illness.

Emma Ekstrom Ottumwa Billy Arlie Sanders John Kays William Pond Exley Joseph Peterson McGee & Vanscoy Fred Sanders Warner & Baker High School Literary Society Walter Liddicoat Raymond Lane Rosa Plows Salome Batton Ida Beattie

Crop Report for November 1908

The November rainfall was near normal at 1.25 inches with an inch of snow on the 14th melting by the next day. Temperatures ranged from 14 degrees above zero on the 15th to 77 above on the 18th. Field work went well and the corn is largely in the crib. Fall plowing neared average though soil remained dry. There were 18 clear days, nine cloudy and eight partly cloudy with no severe storms reported. Burr, Observer.

Burr

Historic Louisiana Pecan Tree Cut Down

A historic Pecan tree in Louisiana was recently felled. Examination of its trunk reveals hundreds of annual rings, underscoring its great age and the long history of the area.

Louisiana

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