Cassadaga Reporter Notes Local Happenings and People
Summary of Cassadaga items including Homer Todd's youth, Mrs J P Me fed from fever, Cushman back from Hamlet, Tod tearing Main Street, a large guest dinner with gifts, local park project near Arkwright Church, Charley Bard goats, Alpha's ads pay question, Clarence Palmer's Assembly run and Panama visit, an old folks party at Marion Fisher's, fruitful church gathering, and local tradesman Aldrich offering multiple services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Todd
DAL Pond
J. P. Me
A. P. Cushman
Haml _daintes Walt
Tionesta
Todd
Caurehi” A
Sam Pickett
Hest
Anal Mile
Corydon Turner
Arkwright Christian Church
Charley Bard
Alpha
Square
Clarence 5. Palmer
Assembly
Wown
Amping
J. A. Milage
Palmer
W. ‘. Bessions
Panaman
Almer
Albany
Geneva
Aldrich
Oretae
Oregon school meeting names trustees and repairs planned
Waite elected trustee to replace dead trees and insure the house, with district funds to cover cleanup, painting, and repairs. C. B. Perrin named teacher for winter term. Albert Woodward reports two story house frame rising. Hig sins delta acre lot discussed on Delanti’s west side. Elisha, born 1920, noted health decline and long temperance record. Lass, in 1911, Abner Pounun moved from Buckham. The Sellow and Poppie auction drew strong bids, farm and saw mill sales record bids, with Cooper mill bought by GW Stiles and Bellew’s farm bid in.
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Oregon
Waite
Ins Han
C. B. Perrin
Mr. Perrin
Albert Woodward
John Crandall
Delanti
Albert
Angeline Festprard
Ha Putnam
Isf
Abner Pounun
Buockham
ISI
Elisha
Stockon
Rhea Bap
Netle Woo
Hiram Wozell
Cooper Mill
Stiles
Air
Bellew
What Injures Grape Vines in Winters of Vick's Magazine
The article explains how long dry winters without snow expose vines to cold and drying, stressing that buds and wood crack and fail to open. It notes that open winters still compress buds, delays growth, and slows ripening, with Concord grapes sometimes suffering from winter drying and spring retardation.
Experienced Indiana Gardener Advises on Currant Cuttings Timing
An Indiana gardener asserts that currant cuttings are best planted in fall rather than spring. He notes cuttings root better when leaves have fallen, form durable rogifoli in fall, and may double survive into spring if planted late. Cover with coarse litter before winter and remove protection in spring to test rooting.
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Indiana
Wagon Wheels Need Careful Repair and Maintenance
A damaged fragment describes wagon wheels needing attention after years of wear. It notes tires tight but unset for eight or nine years, tires and axles corroded, and wheels prone to issues at the smith shop. It advises oiling, tightening, and selective replacement of parts to keep the wagon serviceable, with references to farm tools and general maintenance practices.
Winter Career Grape Vines Protection Tips
Orange County Farmer advises simple winter protection for grape vines. Tiny hardy varieties tolerate cold, but for young or few vines, enclose with straw and bind. lay on ground with litter to shelter from harsh winds. Even moderate protection can boost next season’s productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Co. Farner
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Speer
P. J
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PRO Gutsts
Fas Eneagers
Belpadiuvet' NG
Singer
Gressive
Smitguinea Lpce
Eggeston Train Co
Eggleston CO
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Tu Ot Sons
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Ott Htract CO
Wew
York
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Monror
Hans
M. van Develde, Age
Ellis
Wwe
Diis
Hiscox & Co., Chemists
N.Y
Parker
Creedliy, Patie
Stuirap
Cire
the City Drug Store
H. P. Monroe
Farmer and Observer Publishing Company
Buffalo
Milton H. Smith
Rochester
Robert Sneider
Masonic
P. Good Templars Firemen
Kieth
Schumacher & Ettlinger
Reck
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