Longview Celebrates First Birthday Of Industrial City
The article recalls Longview Washington’s rapid rise as a lumber hub after 1922 plans by Long-Bell Lumber. It details zoning, streets, parks, utilities, and facilities shaping a future manufacturing city with docks, a steel bridge, hotels, schools, and growing industry. Thousands attended the July 12, 1923 dedication and the one-year celebration.
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Columbia River
Ongview
Columbia
Cowlitz
Portland
Ocean
Longview
Robert Alexander Long
Long-Bell Lumber Company
Washington
Pacific Northwest
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Lafayette's Tour Through Northwoods Mentioned
The passage describes Lafayette visiting Northwoods during a provincial tour from Benton to Portland, Maine. It notes the Lafayette room in a colonial tavern now housing Northwood's telephone exchange and references a Northwood correspondent for the Reston Post, with a nod to a century-old route via Northioe and Durham.
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Northwood
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Marquis de Lafayette
Northwoods
Benton
Portland
Maine
Northiioe
Durham
Missing Pet In Dover Leads To Late Night Rest At Northwood Inn
A traveler rested at the old Northwood tavern after an overnight stay in Dover. A plea to return a lost pet accompanies a broad reward, with details about markings and temperament. The scene includes a newly added telephone switchboard and a call for the pet’s safe return.
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Old Northwood Tavern
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Lafayette
Pet Ownership in the City Surges with Strays Reported
Daily papers note many households keep dogs and cats, illustrating a pervasive pet trend. The piece highlights widespread ownership and the persistence of stray animals amid urban life.
Uncle Ezra Says to Expand Folk Speech for Fairness
In a Boston transcript uncle Ezra urges education officials to allow folk talk, arguing it helps reach more people. He proposes adding a few more words to talk about fairness and inclusion in schooling.
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Ezra
Boston
War Map Shows Tuberculosis Area Prepared by Agriculture Dept
The United States Department of Agriculture released a new war map illustrating progress against animal tuberculosis across states. It shows infection levels by region, with 0.5 percent or less in 21,601 square miles and large areas under 1 percent, while some zones exceed 18 percent infection. The data covers 68,927,618 cattle nationwide, with about 30 states expected to be disease-free within eight years.
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Canker Described as Destructive and Contagious Poultry Disease
Old poultry care guidance warns canker thrives in damp dirty coops and low sites. Causes include moldy feed and rough handling. treatment suggests creolin swabs and powders, remove affected birds, and keep housing dry and clean to prevent spread.
Danger From Wire Tags Threat to Herd Health
Farmers and dairymen should beware wire tags on feed bags and stray metal pieces such as nails and brackets that can enter feed. Swallowed objects may travel to an animal’s heart and cause death, so keeping feed clean could save valuable cows.
Right Selection of Exhibits for Fair
The piece explains proper exhibit selection for a fair focusing on fruit and vegetable judging. It advises choosing varieties with thorough knowledge, selecting above average size, ensuring true shape and color, free from insects and disease, and aiming for near perfect specimens. Emphasis on uniformity, color, quality, and freedom from blemish for judged exhibits.
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Ben Davis
Federal grades adopted for barreled apples across states
Federal grades for barreled apples are adopted as official grades for federal inspection at shipping points and markets. New York amended its apple grading law to allow using federal grades, with Baldwin and Black Twig color requirements set at 88 percent for United States Fancy and 15 percent for United States No.1.
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United States
Wisconsin
Tilnois
Ohio
West Virginia
New Jersey
North
South Carolina
Secretary of Agriculture
New York
Economics Brief From USDA Washington
A brief from the United States Department of Agriculture in Washington highlights current economic topics. The report discusses policy implications, market indicators, and potential effects on farming and food programs.
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Tye Tairean
United States Department’ of Agriculture
Washington
Chevon Named For Goat Meat In National Adoption
A coalition of goat-raisers and supporters wins official approval for the term chevon to designate goat meat. The U S Department of Agriculture endorses the name, derived from French chevre and mouton, signaling goat mutton as the meaning.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cooperative farming and community effort boost U.S. agriculture
The article urges unity and neighborly help to boost yields and farm income. It cites 1928 cooperative marketing, 600000 farm youths earning through clubs, and notes that land should be worked rather than left to rest. Emphasizes early plowing, weed control, seed bed prep, late planting, and strong community cooperation.
Helped Her In Every Way I Recommend It
Mrs Trombley of Sharon Vermont describes relief from back and side pain after using E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Her sister advised it, and she credits the remedy with improving her health and urges others to try the product.
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Sharon
Lydia Dia E. Pinkham
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Trombley
Ermont
E. Pinkham
Greene Ava
Brookin Ny
Husband does dishes in apron shocks guest
A woman visiting finds her friend's husband wearing an apron and washing dishes. The guest jokes, asking where the wife is, and the husband gruffly says she is at the harbor shop. This quirky domestic moment comes from the Indianapolis News.
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America
Harber
Indianapolis
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