Tennessee Women Win Delinquent Girls Vocational School Bill
Nashville March 11 Gov Rye names Hallam W Goodloe as private secretary after long fight. State Federation of Women's Clubs secures passage of a bill to establish a vocational school for delinquent girls, Senate cuts appropriation to 25000 and House action due tomorrow with governor to sign. George W Lenny Alex Cadwell and Mia Chace Sullivan praised for lead role.
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Nashville
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Stue Senate
Federation
Tre
George W. Lenny
Alex Cadwell
Mia
Chace Sulivan
Legislative Committee
Legislate
Early Hardened Cabbage Plants Set in February
University of Tennessee advises preparing cabbage for early spring by buying from the South Atlantic Coast or starting in frames, then transplanting in December. Proper soil moisture, drainage, and high tillage are essential, with nitrate of soda applications starting growth and two to three later boosts. Charleston Wakefield is the best early variety, Henderson's Early Summer a strong second.
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C. A. Keffer
Division of Extension
University of Tennessee
South Atlantic Coast
Charleston Wakefield
Henderson
Preparing the Stock for Hard Work to Come
The article advises two weeks to condition work stock before spring tasks. Increase grain to a normal work ration, avoid sudden feeding surges, and ensure collars and harnesses are clean and fit well to prevent sore shoulders. Regular repairs to harnesses are recommended.
Practical brood coop for the mother hen and her chicks
A UT extension bulletin by Leo J. Brosemer describes a safe ventilated brood coop design. It emphasizes a coop that closes at night, stays warm and dry, and is easy to clean while shielding mother hens and their young from cold and wet weather.
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Leo J. Brosemer
Division of Extension
University of Tennessee
A Foldable Floorless Hen Coop With Liftable Roof
A three by four foot wooden floor base supports a floorless coop. Hinged front roof allows easy viewing, cleaning, and lime washing. Half wood half wire door blocks rodents when closed, with a hinged leg to hold or drop as needed. Dimensions marked in the design, with contact for more poultry info in Knoxville Tennessee.
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Knorville, Tennesser
Chamber of Commerce Elects New Officers
At a Monday meeting W. J. Barton was chosen president and H. W. Johnson vice-president. Directors were assigned chairmanships for organization affairs J. E. Brading. public affairs Dr. J. Broyles. retail trade R. P. London. agricultural James A. Summers.
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Chamber of Commerce
W. J. Barton
H. W. Johnson
C. Hodge Mathes
J. EB. Brading
J. EB. Brading, Director of Business Development. Dr. ©. J. Broyles
R. P. London
Jas. A. Summers
Reverend John C. Orr Accepts Stilling College Presidency
Reverend John C. Orr, presiding elder of the Morristown district Holston conference, has accepted the presidency of Stilling College. He will assume the role on June 1, succeeding Dr W Neighbors whose resignation was announced Tuesday.
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John C. Orr
Morristown
Holston
Stlling College
W. =. Neighbors
Flowers for Early Planting and Soil Prep
An horticultural guide from the Tennessee Extension on early planting of sweet peas and annuals. It covers soil prep, trenching with manure, seed sowing depth, trellis setup, and daily flower picking for long bloom. It also highlights Shirley Poppy and Candytuft varieties and tips for autumn soil work and winter storage.
Profit minded hog breeding via purebred boars and grade sows
The easiest profitable entry to hog farming is buying a purebred boar to cross with good grade sows. A purebred sow under fifty dollars may underperform, so select grade sows from prolific mothers for larger litters. A strong boar's influence outweighs sow impact, so breed many sows to a single boar to maximize litter size and pork yield. Focus on large litters and well bred pigs with strong conformation.
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R. M. Murphy
Division of Extension
University of Tennessee
Obituary Notice for Mrs Mack Walker in Whitesburg Area
Mrs Mack Walker aged 68 percent year died at her home near Whitesburg from pneumonia. She was active in the M Church and well known locally. Survived by husband and four children Mrs Claude Taylor of Johnson City and Robert Joe and Del Walker.
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Mack Walker
Whitesburg
Mrs Roland Hurse Dies at Whitesburg at Age 7
Mrs Hurse Wurst aged seven died at her Whitesburg home from pneumonia. She was a member of the Baptist Church and a faithful Christian. Survived by her husband and four children including T B Hares and Mrs W B Murrell ofoffies ety.
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Roland Wurst
Sear
Whitesburg
Haret
Paptiat Chires
T. B. Hares
W.B. Murrell
Fies Ety
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Raitor
Johnson City
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Gov. Rye
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Sulling
A. Keffer
Division of Extersion
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Dundee Woolen Mills
Main St
P. Taylor
Main Street
Mrs. Mack Walker
Roland Hurse
Florida
VIA
Southern Railway Primter Careler
Tvistol
Greeneville
Knoxville
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Chattanooga
Royal Palm
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Ohio
Opera
Ooeltewah
Oeltewah
Deltewah
Southern Railway
Meek
A. GP
A. GM
Ellis
Crattanooga
Burpee
Burpea
Burges
W. Atlee Burpes. & CO
Burpee Buildings
Philadel
Michigan
Maine
E. D. Hanks Co
Home Ice Delivery Company
Carr Brothers
Home Ice and Coal Company
Water Street
Home Ice Delivery
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