Pupils Recital Tonight At Prof Moorhead's School
Pupil performances scheduled for 7 20 include Chopin Schumann Bach Beethoven and MacDowell pieces. Notable performers listed are Wilbur Keeley Harry Israel Ruth Collins Hazel Sauer Louise Simpson Mary Louise Kerrick Gladys Goff and others. The audience is invited to attend this musical event hosted by Professor James P Moorhead.
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James P. Moorhead
Chopin
Kullok
Wilbur Keeley
Schumann Harry Fred Israel
Chopin Ruth Collins Bourreec
Bach
Low Texa McEwen
Hazel Sauer
Kreisler
Uncle Remus
Grant Schaffer
Louise Simpson
Bach Mary Louise Kerrick
Beethoven
Gladys Goff Keltic
Maestoro
Ruth Collins MacDowell
Christian Church to Observe Mothers Day Service
The Workers Conference of the Christian Bible School met at the church to finalize plans for Mothers Day observance next Sunday. A record crowd is anticipated with committees for Flower Mrs H C Davis. Reception Effie Gantz. Music Jessie Wray. Conveyance Harold Hiatt. Aged or infirm attendees should contact Harold Hiatt at 1658 for assistance. The public is invited to attend. Mr and Mrs Ernest Rohrer visited relatives in the city last evening.
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Workers’ Conference of the Christian Bible School
Flower
H. C. Davis
Effie Gantz
Jessie Wray
Harold Hiatt
Help Wanted and Goods for Sale in Local Column
Classified items list help wanted positions including lawn care housework farm work dressmaking and general labor. Also offerings to buy sell or rent property, horses, harness, automobiles, and machinery with contact details and street addresses.
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Marcy Wilson
Y. Z
Care of the Journal
Chas. Taylor
West Stone Street
Hawks Nursey Co
Wauwatosa
Wisconsin
Airfield Steam Laundry
Mary
Trail
Fairfield
Journal
ESALE
Pumphrey
J. P. Starr
Ruth McEnery Stuart Dies Author of Southern Tales
New York obituary notes the death of Ruth McEnery Stuart writer of dialect stories about the colored race born 1860 in Avoyelles parish Louisiana educated in New Orleans she moved to New York in 1891 after her husband Alfred C Stuart a cotton planter died in 1883 and began writing for magazines.
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New York
Ruth McEnery Stuart
Stuart
Avoyelles Parish
Louisiania
New Orleans
Alfred C. Stuart
Fairfield Gives More for Navy
Naval Recruiting Officer F K Minor praises Fairfield in the Burlington Hawk Eye interview. He reports three new recruits Orwell E Nott Gail Buck and G W LeBarr and notes strong local patriotism and quick loyalty in Fairfield.
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F. K. Minor
Fairfield
Burlington
Fairfield Ministers Urge Avoid Sunday Funerals
The ministers and undertakers of Fairfield urge residents not to arrange funerals on Sunday unless absolutely necessary. The appeal, signed by W. K. Keesey and other local officials, asks for cheerful compliance to ease strain on the community.
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Fairfield
W. KR. Keesey
W. Carson
H. A. Anspach
K. H. Polly
A. R. Toothacre
E. G. McKibben
H. A. Mosser
L. E
Illinois River Fish Spring May 9 Report
Henry V. Meeteren of the Illinois state game and fish commission says the Illinois river will exceed prior seasons for fish when the season opens September 1. He notes 15,000,000 fish were rescued from the Meredosia drainage district and released at various river points.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinoia
Flah
Henry V. Meeteren
State Game and Fish Commission
Illinois River
United States
Columbia River
Meeteren
Meredosia
Local leadership in crop improvement efforts urged
National Groo Improvement Service notes many plans fail after initial energy. Public opinion grows like waves, but local leadership remains weak. Collaboration among bankers clubs farmers granges and public leaders can unite on focused tasks and build strength to address more problems.
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National Groo Improvement Service
Horses on grain farms work only three hours daily
A Minnesota Experiment Station study led by Thomas Cooper shows horses on grain farms average three hours of work per day. Diversifying crops spreads horse labor, reducing peak seasons and creating work during slower periods.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Erain
Minnesota Experiment Station
Thomas Cooper
North Dakota
Beans Drive National Crop Improvement Notes
A Hubbard County Minnesota farmer grew twenty acres of beans yielding 377 bushels and selling field-side for 1185 dollars. The article notes Michigan and Colorado growers also find beans successful and outlines three weed control principles to prevent seed production, prevent seed import, and starve perennials by stopping top growth.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Hubbard Co
Minn
Michigan
Colorado
Interesting letter from Allen Jewett in Marine Corps
Allen Jewett writes from Paris Island near Port Royal South Carolina describing boot camp life. He details drill schedules meals discipline pay rising to 39 dollars monthly and daily routines while asking his mother to write back and send greetings to relatives.
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Allen Jewett
Marine Corps
Port Royal
Carolina
Marine Barracks
24Th M
Paris Island
Weill
Den
Ozro
Four Fundamentals For Seed Improvement Program
The plan teaches establishing a single best seed variety per crop for local soil and climate. It covers grading to remove trash and weed seeds, treating grain diseases with formaldehyde, and testing seed vitality with community school children assisting.
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National Crop Improvement Service
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the Journal
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South Dearborn
Street
Chicago
Oldsmobile
M. Redick
W. Brigga
Lamba
East
Burlington Street
South Main Street
West Washington Street
Russell Smith
Thomas Thoma
Harry S. Ball
Ruth M'Enery Stuart
NAVY
Bohn Syphon
Bohn
H. P. McLaughlin Co
South Court
East Broadway
Marinette
Cuddy
J. D. Loofbourrow
C.G. Taylor
Lillian Gish
Triangle
Harry Stone
Florence Labadie
Hufstedler & Baker
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