Gravity School News Report From Bedford and Beyond
Gravity School notes severe cold easing, welcome back Mrs Stephens, Gene Reed joins sophomores from miles away. Students run a magazine drive to bolster the activity fund and pay for a DeVry screen and PA system totaling $700. Hot lunch guests praise meals during winter. Six wicker tests attract attention among pupils and teachers. Basketball results: defeated Notary last week, but lost home games to Clarifi d 95 to 32. visitors kept pace, causing erratic passes. Lenox hosts as contenders for seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walst
Mervin Hulee
Bedford
Acreen
Notawry
Clsnfi Id
Ives
Lenox
Seeito
Orethive
Lincoln and His Dogs Esteemed by History and Lincoln Memorial
A Gaines Dog Research Center study highlights Abraham Lincoln as a dog loving figure. The piece notes Lincoln’s bond with hounds from childhood, the Honey and Fritz stories, a March 1830 wagon journey rescue, and the White House dog companionship reflected in public acknowledgments.
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Abraham Lincoln
Gaines
York City
Lincoln
Fort Wayne
Ind
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Abraham Jncoln
Hoosier
Paul Manship
Thomas Lincoln
Kentucky
Abe
Austin Gollaher
Honey
Alee
Indiana
Macon County
Springfield
White House
Fritz
John E. Roll
Lumber and fuel wood totals from private and federal land
The record details large volumes of timber and fuel wood harvested last year for the nine foot channel project. It covers privately owned lands and about two million board feet from federally owned land along the Mississippi river. Noted are lumber, veneer materials, fuel wood, ties, and other products valued at millions, with contracts and prices cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaile
John Wakefiill
Mssissippi
U. S. Corps of Engineer
Cta
Looking Ahead Liberal and reactionary terms debated by Benson
George S Benson argues that liberalism, misused by modern thinkers, threatens liberty by pushing state power. He labels self described liberals as totalitarians and defines reactionaries as those who resist progress, urging readers to judge ideas by fruits and defend personal rights. He mentions Dr Benson and the radio drama Land of the Free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Pathers
Ptaimbue
Best Way To Store Plant Feed Till Spring
The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee urges farmers to order fertilizer now and store it safely for the 1949 season. They detail winter storage rules including dry barns, on floor blocks, compact burlap piles, shallow stacks of seven to eight bags, and separating broken bags to prevent moisture exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmucago
Middle West Soil Improvement Committee
All-Pullet Flock Pros and Housing Considerations
All-pullet flocks may yield 20 to 80 percent more eggs but come with housing and space considerations. Although mortality is often lower, decisions hinge on housing space, chick purchase choices, and the timing of broiler production from cockerele. Farmers must evaluate brooder and hen house space to determine feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Whitfield
Extension Poultryman
Iowa State College
Chick Purchase Advice for Laying Farms
The note advises buying at two chicks per square foot of floor space. If a brood house has only one fourth the space of the laying house, it is wiser to buy sexed chicks.
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Gravity School News
Wallows
Kenneth A. Curtis, Jr
Washington
Jack Benny
Helen Gahagan Douglas
California
Benny
Treasury
Edward H. Foley, Jr
Janet Glenn
Bain See
Dominion
Canadian Shield
National Geographic Society
Joseph Flintabbaty Flonatin
Beowie
Iin Flon
Peter Milton
Britain
Col
J. We Bell
George S. Benson
Hoarding College Searcy
Arkansas
Dr. Benson
Uncle Sam
JU. S.savings
Aragularly
U. S
U.S. Treasury Department
BHC
Fess
Od Poor SA
Sharpsburg
Guss
Conway
New Market
Nodaway
Corning Rendering Co
Gravity
Iowa
Elmer Brown
James A. Lucas
Bedford, Iowa
Dre. JI. Janson
Tel
W. Steward
Abern’e Drug Store
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