Farmers Pro duce More Wildlife On Farms
A Maryland article argues clean farming and habitat restoration boost wildlife. It urges farmers to leave wood patches, plow strips, and plant bird food patches to provide nesting sites and food, citing university bulletins and practical Maryland mixtures of cowpeas, soybeans, sunflowers, and more for 100 pound seed blends.
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Maryland
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
U. S. Biological Survey
Washington, D. C
America
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Game Departments
University of Michigan
Beggar Weed and Cover Restoration Benefits Wildlife
The passage notes Beggar Weed Rag Weed and related varieties provide wildlife food. Restoring cover supports game birds and animals as well as insectivorous birds, emphasized as farmers' best friends.
Most Brilliant Cast Brings Shakespeare to Dentonia
Norma Shearer stars as Juliet with Leslie Howard as Romeo in a June 10 11 Hollywood presentation. Irving G Thalberg produced the Romeo and Juliet adaptation as part of a June lineup, while Hopalong Cassidy opens June 5 and Marked Woman tops Dentonia gains June 7 8. Murder Goes to College brings Lynne Overman Roscoe Karns Marsha Hunt to the Dentonia lineup on June 9.
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Norma Shearer
Juliet
Leslie Howard
Romeo
Irving G. Thalberg
Wimpole Street
Hills
Wyoming
Hopalong Cassidy
Dentonia Theatre
William Boyd
Lynne Overman
Roscoe Karns
Overman
Kerns
Marsha Hunt
Larry Crabbe
Astrid Allwyn
Harvey Stephens
Rural Fire Loss High Prompts Reform Efforts
Managing Director Franklin H Wentworth of the National Fire Protection Association warns that rural and small town fire losses remain high. Causes include widespread rural electricity use and smoking hazards. States are urged to adopt model inspection laws while insurers test reduced rates for farms with local water, telephone service, and organized rural fire departments.
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Franklin H. Wentworth
National Fire Protection Association
U. S. Department of Commerce
Auditor's Order Nisi In The Estate Of Jennie Davis
In The Matter Of The Estate Of Jennie Davis, Incompetent. In Equity in Caroline County Circuit Court. No. 2903 Chy. Order dated June 3 1937 ratifying the Auditor's Report unless good cause shown within three weeks from June 6 1937. Copy to be published in Caroline County newspapers twice before June 14 1937. Tertay HORSEY, Clerk. True Copy by T Clayton Jonesy, Clerk.
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Circuit Court
Caroline County
Equity
Help Wanted Farmers or Sons for Travel Work
Advertisement seeking farmers or farmer sons over 21 with a good car to travel in the country. Offers steady work. Respond to G. C. Heberling Co. Dept. 1172 Bloomington Illinois. (65-21.)
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G. C. Heberling CO
Bloomington, Ill
Delco Automatic Furnace Promises Cost Savings
A vintage advertisement urges homeowners to install the Delco Automatic Furnace to save on fuel costs. It explains the Delco oil burner heats water efficiently by whirling hot gases over hollow flanges, quickly transferring heat to a thin water layer. The copy promotes the Spring Buying Fall Payment Plan and year round hot water supply.
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Delco
Personal fire prevention for countryside warned
All of this work is gradally beat ing fruit. And in the meantime, farmers and rural dwellers should make personal fire prevention an undeviating goal. Country fires get out of hand far more easily than city fires. Their menace to property and life is greater. And the finest campaigns to reduce losses ever planned by experts, will be useless unless every individual takes an interest and does his part.
School News Spotlight on Singing Interest
School notes that a pupil once set on teaching may shift toward singing, with many friends worried she might abandon her first goal. Fourth Grade students then attended a High School assembly where Mrs. Fiodi of Sweden spoke, tying into studies of Scandinavian countries.
Primary School Attendance and Parties Noted
Finch's room shared Sweden stories Tuesday afternoon while Miss Morgan's room posted May's highest attendance. Teachers Mrs. Brooks Miss Miller Miss Moran Miss Chaffinch and Miss Cade held the annual party Friday. Mrs. Hignutt hosts her room Wednesday afternoon and Miss Thompson, supervisor, visited Friday morning.
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Miss Chaffinch
Miss Cade
Mrs. Hignutt
Miss Thompson
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