Fairfield NOWS vic. sesiim Mrs. Leo Wilke notes aunt’s Seattle hip fractures
Mrs. Bart Zimmerman, formerly Flo Crittenden, fell in her Seattle home and broke her hip in two places. She is hospitalized and would like friends to write to 1501 Branden Street, Seattle 8, Wash. Local figures visited Mrs. Mayo’s home and school election results show Kenneth Jenkins and Gerald Ditto Jr. elected for three years with a 5 mill levy approved for maintenance and kindergarten.
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Leo Wilke
Bart Zimmerman
Seattle
Zimmerman
S. Seattle Hospital
Flo Crittenden
Bole
Anidrese
Branden Street
Wash
Edna Loberg
Kenneth Jenkins
Gerald Ditto, Jr
Jenkins
School system seeks re employment for teachers as vacancies fill
The article notes nine Seager and others notified of re employment and ten teachers who will not extend contracts receive notices. It states 34 applications received for vacancies, with plans to fill from these applicants. Mr and Mrs Wheeler Cole returned from Mesa Arizona. Mr and Mrs Donald Subaquist of Kalispell purchased Sons of Norway hall and consider converting it into a motel.
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Seager
Stepsland
James
Olson
Kevin
William
Brice
Jean
Wills
Wheeler
Cole
Mesa
Ariz
Sey
Great variety of fibers shaping fabrics discussed
The H D Agent outlines fiber types used in fabrics, noting blends of natural fibers with synthetic options. A history of cotton and wool garments contrasts with modern manmade blends, urging readers to know fiber content, care, and expected wear.
How to Read Clothing Labels for Better Purchases
The article stresses careful study of label information to avoid ruined fabrics and poor fit. It highlights shrinkage and color control, sizing, fiber content, and care instructions as essential. It urges shoppers to demand clear, reliable labeling and to raise shopping standards in 1954.
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Weshell
Milk Drives New York Farm Income Figures
Milk, New York state’s leading agricultural product, accounts for more than half of total farm income in the state, highlighting its economic importance to farmers and rural communities.
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New York State
Shade Grown Coffee Plant Requires Specific Climate
The coffee tree thrives in natural conditions and a moderately tropical climate with rich, well drained soil. It grows to twenty feet in the wild but is kept six to eight feet for berry picking. Frost kills, sunlight is needed yet excess exposure is harmful, so partial shade is common.
County Weed Control Meeting Aims for Stronger Program
County weed board urges turnout for an April meeting in Fairfield to discuss an intensified weed control effort across farms and irrigation districts. Officials seek outside authorities for guidance and announce a new bulletin How to Select Trees Shrubs and Vines to help residents improve yards and grounds this spring.
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Bigwest
Thie
Fairfield
Thes County
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Sylvia
Fred King
Richard Eaton
Hinsdale
Vern Mayo
Hamilton Watch
Hamilton Pelham
Fed, Tax Inc
Hamilton
Bob's
Eile
Hydrangees
Fuchias
H. D
Griff
Wally Thompson
Diant Flowers
Lady
First Federal
Ifr
First Federal Savings 1 and Loan Association of
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Raymond. Kelly
Choteau
Glen’s
Glen’s “66” Station
COPE
National Distillers Prod. Corp
RCA Victor
Capehart
Sylvania
Philco Yh
Alo
E. Whitaker
Moore
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