Death of Windsor Hotel manager Lewis Green at Rutherfordton
The Windsor hotel manager Lewis Green of Johnson City died in Rutherfordton North Carolina after a long illness from peritonitis His funeral will be at his father's home and he is survived by two sisters Mrs Ray of Shelby and Mrs Predon of Chicago Resolutions from the Monday Club mourn his passing and honor his service to the city Local civil service and city appointments announced include clerks and carriers examination details and Town named assistant Recorder with Milkorn as city plumber and street foreman.
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Br. Green
Windsor Hotel
Rutherfordton, N.C
Lewis
Mr. Green
Johnson City
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Green
Rutherfordton
Stangarne Little
Silas Green
Ray
Shelby
Predon
Chicago
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Chamber of Commerce
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Oil
John J. Range
Claiborne Street
Range
Deborah Fulkerson
W. K. Laween
Will Range
Elvert Fulkerson
Princeton School House
8. C. Willams
Monday Club
Samuel Cole Williams
City
Chile
Pace and Places of Morristown Residents in Realms of Travel and News
Morristown residents are listed with travel plans and visits across Tennessee and nearby states. Menton Kinert plans a vacation trip visiting Sweetwater London Knoxville and Maryville then attends a camp meeting in Sulphur Springs. Others travel to Bristol Norfolk Baltimore Chicago and Charleston, while local families visit relatives and return from trips in Asheville Williamsport and Kingston. News notes include civic notices about a court action against Robert Eaton and a U.S. Army recruitment alert.
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de J. M. Kinert
Pirot Methodist Church
East Tennessee
Sweetwater
London
Knoxville
Maryville
Practical homemaking tips from Geneva Conway
Gene vat Conway specialist in home economics offers household hacks from safe disposal of razor blades to carpet care. Advice covers quilting threads with discarded blades, dusting, oil and water mixtures, fire lighting with corn cobs, washing channels, garment sewing shortcuts, rag carpet stretching, carpet padding with newspaper, and moth resistance from printer ink.
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Geneva Conway
Exies Aid
University of Tennessee
Value of analyzing the farm business
By C. E. Allred, University of Tennessee Division of Extension. County agents study farm finances to aid farmers in practical analysis, with records from Dawes County Nebraska showing ranges from profits to losses after expenses and capital costs. Record keeping emphasized as essential to profitable farming.
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C. E. Allred
Division of Extension
University of Tennessee
Dawes County
Nebraska
Buy More Live Stock Rather Than More Land
C D Lowe of the University of Tennessee summarizes a study from eighty-one farms showing that farms with higher livestock counts earned greater profits. One-third of farms had over 2 head of cattle or equivalent livestock. another third had 12 to 20 head. the rest had fewer than 12. Livestock enables higher farm output without expanding land, improves feed use, and provides essential manure for fertility. The message urges prioritizing livestock purchases over landExpansion.
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C. D. Lowe
Division of Extension
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Typhoid Fever Preventable Warns Extension Guide
Publication from the University of Tennessee Division of Extension explains typhoid causes and prevention. It details symptoms such as fever, weakness, tongue coating, abdominal pain, and possible complications like bowel perforation, stressing cleanliness and safe food and water. The guide credits Mrs. Leni A. Warner as health specialist. The text also notes a Methodist camp meeting at Sulphur Springs starting next Saturday.
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Division of Extension
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Mre
Leni A. Warner
W Naval Camp
Sulphur Springs
Feed Your Animals Well and Build Value
The article argues that well nourished animals become better stock, while overemphasizing saving feed harms development. It highlights manure as the true profitable byproduct and warns farmers to provide proper bedding and avoid leaching or boating losses to safeguard farm foundations.
Drain land with tile to boost Tennessee farms
Division of Extension Tennessee urges tile drainage for thousands of wet acres to improve farming. Open ditches waste space. tile systems offer permanent, better cropland. The Division explains its role as a Tennessee Extension mouthpiece for USDA and state agriculture. Lime applications in gardens improve growth. spread thin layers of slacked lime in fall.
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Division of Extension
University of Tennessee
Tennessee
College of Agriculture
Knoxville
U. S. Department of Agriculture
State College of Agriculture
Through Sleeper Service From Knoxville to Louisville
Schedule notice lists a March 26 1917 departure plan on the Southern Railway with daily trains Knoxville 6 40 AM to Louisville 8 40 AM and an 7 36 PM stop at Lewis. Includes a through sleeping car Clever Family. Also notes Higgins family humor about artists and writers unable to find an audience.
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Louisville
Lewis
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