Harvesters Band celebrates birthday at Emma Jennings home
A Saturday gathering at Emma Jennings residence marked the Harvesters Band birthday with sixteen members and four guests Present were Rev Elliott Janice Nelson and Mabel Morris The group shared a picnic supper and planned to meet next Saturday with Everett Elliott.
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Letters from Fred Biermann on Valdres Norway Beauty
Fred Biermann writes from Valdres Norway describing autumn scenery at Vang and Vestre Slidre, hospitality, and historic sites. He notes emigration from Valdres in 1853, ruins of King Haakon's fort, a silver fox farm, and regional tastes such as reindeer meat. He comments on steep farm fields, small Norwegian horses fetching high prices, and attitudes toward horse size and build.
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Norway Pieces Peat Fuel Language and Politics
Reporting on Norwegian life, the piece notes peat as farm fuel from distant beds, a hotel owner heating a large inn with peat, and a long curing process. It contrasts Norway’s metric time and landsmaal language reform with English measures, and describes religious revival through The Oxford Group and figures like Frederik Ramm. It also mentions lottery use for public good, Oslo governance, and Oslo’s public forests.
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Oslo preserves vast pine and spruce grounds as public playground
Oslo owns thousands of acres of forest land adjacent to the city, scientifically managed for the welfare of residents and visitors as a wholesome outdoor space. The notice also lists local prices from recent agricultural sales and shop offers in the Lans ing Journal.
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Advertising in what draws away the trade from the small village
Advertising will also keep it at home Mrs 41W Helms and son Don arrived home Wednesday afternoon from Waukegan Il where they had been visiting for ten days with Gladys Stoehr.
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