All American Division Recruit Drive Highlighted
An Army recruiting push targets Marlboro and the 82nd Airborne, promoting the All American Division’s feats from World War I to Normandy. The piece hails Sgt. Alvin York, recalls airborne and infantry roles, and notes benefits like medical training and education through the Armed Forces Institute.
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Stow The Sefer Jepe Auxiliary Holds October Installations
Stow The Sefer Jepe Auxiliary in Wetherbee Post 272 held its officers installation Monday evening at Stow Town Hall. Past President Elma acted as chair. Irene Ron senior was installed president with Mat Laursen as vice president and Ethel Et. Idine Laursen as historian. The executive committee includes Mary Eriksen, Elea Peck and others. After the ceremony, 26 members joined a social gathering at Johnson's. Next regular meeting is Monday evening November 17 at Stow. Outgoing president Alice Locke was ill and a floral tribute was sent to her home. Oak Ridge Tennessee reported the highest birth rate during wartime atomic research.
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Laursen
Ice Locké
Mary Eriksen
Eleanor Peck
Wiesher
Lowing
Alice Locke
Hens Benefit From Built Up Litter System
The built up litter method improves hen health and chick growth by using lime treated layers, insulating the house and maintaining drier, more uniform temperatures. Tests at Ohio and Washington State colleges support its value for disease control and litter efficiency.
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Washington State
Sweet clover outperforms alfalfa and red clover as green manure
Field tests at Joliet compared white sweet clover alfalfa and red clover seeded in oats on May 1 and harvested November 1. Results show sweet clover produced more organic matter and nitrogen in the fall of year one, due to continued growth while other legumes bloom and slow.
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Fire destroys Harvard barn and threatens nearby structures
Firefighters from Stow and Bolton aided Harvard crews to battle a blaze that gutted a large barn on Harvard Road last evening. A cow and a half died in the flames, and the fire at the farm near the Stow line threatened adjacent buildings before being brought under control after nine o’clock.
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Walcott Student and Local Resident News Update
Stow Albert Drechsler Jr a student at the University of Vermont studying agriculture and son of Walcott electman Wei 5ce is noted. Joseph cee eas n a patient at Cushee Hospital is treated for medical issues at home and prior to admission had a major bed incident.
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Cushee Hospicei
Rodeo to Open October 30 at Boston Garden
Boston prepares for a new World Championship Rodeo at the Boston Garden beginning October 30. Sponsor Girls from multiple regions join the event as riders compete in bull riding wild horse racing and trick riding with substantial prize money. Gene Autry and other stars are billed for exhibitions alongside a packed lineup of rodeo contests and demonstrations.
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Boston Garden
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Cal
Turessa “Smith
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Sania
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Rea Everett Colale
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Obituary Notice From New Hampshire Over Weekend
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mr. and Mrs. Cones and an obituary or memorial note associated with New Hampshire. References to Christian Endeavor and young people suggest a church or youth group gathering. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Swine Disease Control Program Summary
In a plan for controlling mycoplasmosis and brucellosis in swine the approach uses blood tests to screen breeding stock. Infected animals are removed, and only negative gilts and boars are bred. Regular testing continues to first pregnancy to identify reactors and maintain healthy lines.
Unclear Agricultural Advice on Chemical Spraying Practices
Fragmentary text advises using chemicals dissolved in water and spraying on a cool cloudy day to cover the surface. It mentions specific amounts and conditions but is incomplete and mistranscribed, making exact guidance and entities uncertain.
Scientists Experiment With Tuberculosis Treatments
Researchers explore eretas putrient ns as potential TB therapies, noting early trials and uncertain outcomes. The study evaluates safety and efficacy while outlining future steps for development and verification.
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