Train Schedules and Local Lodge Meetings Announced
The notice lists train arrivals for Peoria M and A M P M lines and schedules for A A trains. It also announces K of P Lodge meetings every Monday night, Pythian Sisters sessions, and a Branch presidency for the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. and Women’s Department meetings every other Thursday at 2:00 p.m.
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Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day’ Saints
RB. McQuire
Church Schedule and Services at Mary E. House
The notice lists Sunday school at 11:30 a.m. with preaching at 1 30 p m. A Young People's meeting at 8 p m followed by another preaching service. Cottage prayer meetings are held each Wednesday at 8:00 o'clock.
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GOD
Mary E.y House
Young ‘People
George P. Stanford
Awards for Labor Day Agricultural Exhibit
Labor Day fair honors awarded in fruit grain and garden divisions. Prizes go to Charles Pulcifer Gertrude Seitz Joe Sparta Thurston Allen George Pitts Amil Middleton Kenneth Rawson Rupert Schofield Joe Sparta Edith Alien Edith Stinchcombe Myrtle Glass and others for apples pears wheat oats corn potatoes beets carrots tomatoes onions bread butter and quilts. Historic community gathering noted with local residents and families listed.
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Amil Middleton
Kenneth Rawson
Car Pulcifer
Harry Higgins
Edith Alien
Joe Sparta
Gladys Wol
Ruben Tigner
Rupert Schofield
Thurston Allen
George Pitts
Gertrude Seitz
Dale Burgess
George Burch
Henry Tigner
Bernice Stanley
Josephine Armstrong
Mrs. Wade Silent
Charles Pulcifer
Myrtle Glass
Hart Marshall
Edith Stinchcombe
Selah Rogers
James Sparta
al Walters
Geo. Pitts
Wm. Tanner
J. HE. Timpe
Farwell School Opens With Higher Enrollment
First week enrollment reaches 300 across grades with Primary to 12th listed. classes near seating capacity but well provided with seats and teaching materials. Dental check planned for all K-5 students. a tentative calendar and basketball schedule for the year is issued.
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Boonstra
Aehhool
Original Poem Recalling Childhood Memories
Poem recalling childhood days tied to Labour Day celebration prompts readers to reminisce about younger years as Mrs Frankle Coon Mint and others contribute in the column. The feature invites pioneers to pause and reflect on earlier times.
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Frankle
Lecture on Cigarette Smoking Effects Draws Manchester Audience
Vr Finnell of Manchester Indiana delivered an illustrated talk at the Church of God on smoking’s harm especially to women and girls. He cited Senator Reed of Utah accusing tobacco manufacturers of spreading deceptive advertising. Dr Chauncy L Barber of Lansing Michigan noted that sixty percent of babies born to smoking mothers die before age two, a statistic welcomed by attendees from nearby areas.
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Finnell
Manchester
Ind
Church of God
Senator Reed
Utah
Chauncy L. Barber
M. D
Lansing
Mich
The
Americain Association
Maple Grove Sunday School and Services Schedule
Maple Grove holds Sunday School at 1 30 pm and preaching at 2 30 pm. A prayer meeting is held Thursday at 7 pm with a stated offering of 100 dollars.
Forgotten colony found in jungle in Amazon region
Dr. W. H. Haas of Northwestern University reports a 600 mile inland colony named Santeria on the Tapa Jos river formed by descendants of Southern aristocrats after the Civil War. The 300 residents faced hard climate and isolation, with some returning to the United States while others tried cocoa, beans, pumping, and squash for survival.
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Chicago
Amazon Jungle
W. H. Haas
Geology
Northwestern University
Haas
Amazon
Santeria
Tapa Jos River
Doctor Haas
Tropics
Tropiestas
United States
Honoring the Old Town Pump Nostalgic rural verse toast
A nostalgic poem recalls gatherings at the old town pump on the main street after supper. The speaker contrasts past simple pleasures with present fears of germs and modern life, praising the tin cup sweet nectar and community rituals from youth. The piece ends with a toast to the old tin cup, home town, and town pump.
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Pala
Harrison Weekend Guests and Local Church Planning Meeting
Mrs William Hill hosted weekend guests Clara shoppers and A S Youngs who is improving Bert Craine from Midland visited Sunday Mrs Meyers with her daughter and family from Filint met L F Leonard over the weekend Mr and Mrs Harold Parish and baby from Cass City stayed at the Hector Shaw home A United Brethren church meeting was held Monday to plan next years work Mr and Mrs Mynard Maybee visited Gordon Smith at General hospital in Saginaw Sunday Bert Chamberlain and grandson Keith Mixture of Lansing called on friends Francis Totton Rex Clute Allan Larnard and James Mead returned from OCC camp towns planning to attend MSU Hast Lansing this winter Mr and Mrs Jack Briggs Jr and daughters from Midland visited with Briggs Sr Reynolds families Mrs Leonard Schwarz of Flint visited her parents Fred Clark and family
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William Hill
Clara
A. S. Youngs
Bert Craine
Midland
Meyers
Filint
L. F. Leonard
Harold Parish
Baby
Cass City
Hector Shaw
United Brothern
Mynard Maybee
Gordon Smith
General Hospital
Saginaw
Bert Chamberlain
Keith Mixture
Lansing
Olive Hallett
Howard Stimpson
Francis Totton
Rex Clute
Local Notices Highlight Visits And Social Planned
Norman Burton returns from Brown City visits and Imogene Blystone attends Clare school. The Pfannes family hosts relatives from Chicago. Our Farmers Union plans a social at the schoolhouse next Thursday September 19 to raise funds for delegates to theOwossip state convention. Plannes recovering, Mr and Mrs Boyd with relatives nearby.
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Imogene Blystone
Clare
Seb
Weeds Great Harm to Good Pastures
United States Department of Agriculture guidance on weed control in pastures. J. W. Kephart notes weeds hinder grazing. proper care includes destroying tall weeds, systematic mowing, and targeted use of phosphate fertilizer to encourage white clover and soil nitrogen. Some poisonous weeds should be removed, while others in clumps near woodlands are easily pulled.
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United States Department of _ _Agriculture
WNU Service
United States Department of Agriculture
J. W. Kephart
Bureau of Plant Industry
Rape Pasture Believed Immune to Chinch Bugs
Iowa State college farm crops department officials say rape pasture is immune to chinch bugs this year. Sown alone it is the best annual pasture for hogs while rape and oats suit sheep. One acre yields pasture for 20 to 25 spring pigs, costs 25 to 30 cents to seed, and needs about five pounds of feed per acre. The seed supply is ample and inexpensive, with returns higher than other pastures. Rape suits most farms except milk cows.
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Iowa State College Farm Crops Department
Stover In Ration For Fattening Cattle At Iowa State
Iowa State College finds corn stover can replace part of roughage in fattening cattle. Gains and finish similar to exclusive alfalfa hay, but stover is lower in protein and minerals, requiring supplements such as linseed meal cottonseed meal or corn gluten meal.
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Towa State College
Stover
Feeding Idle Horses Says Prairie Farmer
Idle horses require no grain and can be kept in good condition on about half a pound of hay daily per 100 pounds of weight. For light work one-half to three-fourths pound grain and 14 percent hay per 100 pounds. for heavy work one to 1 1/4 pounds grain and one pound hay per 100 pounds. Excessive hay is unnecessary.
Agricultural Notes From a Rural Journal
Agricultural notes discuss subsistence gar and the gay bean resistant to bugs. It warns about rickets in pigs from incomplete feeding and minerals. It advises popcorn moisture around 12 percent and warns feed grinders not to grind grains too fine. It notes early colt separation and drought-induced plow abandonment by farmers in Tennessee. It mentions the Matanuska valley Alaska climate during rehabilitation being mild with rich soils and noaductive conditions.
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Matanuska Valley
Alaska
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