Garden Club Values Fall Planting of Roses and Tips
Garden Club advises fall planting as preferable for roses due to milder weather and better establishment before spring. Recommend location with sun, rich clay loam soil, and drainage. amend beds with well-rotted manure. avoid damp zones. Lists popular varieties and notes hybrid teas versus old garden types. provides care guidance and winter protection tips.
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Grussay
Tepiitz
Indy
Aes Stanley
Birs. Wakefield
Christie Miller
Fine
Butterfly
Qpiicha
Aaron Ward
Ravlianee
Rod Rultianee
Willowmore
Mozi
Weir
Joakheer
J. L. Mock
Kaiserin
Auguste Kiktoria
Alice Stanley
Tex Angeles
Mure
Butterfls
Edouard Herrint
Souy
Dy Guntges Pernet
Willowwere
Willian Cheee
Ealder
Experts Advise Fall Planting Over Spring
Experts urge fall planting as the best time for many plants. Fall allows roots to establish with rains stabilizing soil and avoids stressing early spring growth. Planting now means quicker spring enjoyment and full outdoor setup by next year. November signals the start as leaves fall and planting can be completed before cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tai
Lilies Add Magnificence to Outdoor Living Room
An guide to growing lilies from China Japan Russia and Europe outlines varieties for outdoor beds. It covers planting depth mulching soil enrichment and care, noting lilies dislike disturbance and suggesting companion plantings such as iris and Lilium candidum.
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China
Japan
Russia
Hersh Asia
Winter protecting beds for fruit plants guidance
When soil freezes cover stone mining or leaves to shield against thaw and winter heaving. Secure the cover with netting or branches. Do not use wet soggy material or a dense covering that suffocates plants. Keep beds dry and shaded from the winter sun.
Green border planting to hide unsightly views
A guide to designing garden borders for privacy and beauty. It discusses using trees, hedges, vines, and shrubs to block sights like wires and yards, emphasize outdoor living spaces, and create visual boundaries. Focuses on selecting a few shrubs, arranging curves, and using background foliage to enhance flower and shrub displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houndharies
Uust
Asighbor
Garden border planning for varied height and texture
A fragmented horticultural guide discusses border design focusing on height variety, plant forms, and textures. It blends observations on shrubs, iris rotations, borders near a garage, and the visual impact of skyline variation to balance mass planting and foliage rhythm in a garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olanipa
Mother Earth
Okeana Lorelei and Local Community Notes
Okeana Ont 8 report covers social events and notices from the community. Mentions of elections for the Young Ladies' group, teachers, visiting relatives from Dixon Indiana, and residents in various towns such as Okewan Rock Island and Moore. Several local visits, sports, and farm news are noted along with multiple residents' activities and travel.
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Lorelei
Okeana
Hmuunl Clark
Cain
Rock Island
Severn Fem
Hire
Harrivon
Tasies Bulger
Swain Corea
Okewan
Oxted
Worl
Duis Geacy
al Moore
Tait
Fiewle
Okewas
Kithall
Tareld Davis
Wnese
Mra
Griffith
Ee Eon
Howhedriffith
Tain
Williamsdale Firakoneo Opening With Large Fish Fry Dance
The grand opening of the new firakoneo will be celebrated with a big fish fry and dance this Saturday in Williamsdale. Various local guests and families from Richmond, Lafonia, Hamilton, and nearby areas attend as honored visitors and relatives.
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Wilhiamadale
Firakoneo
Aly
Aftaz
Wilbert
Saniny
Clear White
Tamily
Richmond
Ind
Bay George
Lafonia
Mra
A. T. Khingeheil
Bes
Gloria
FY Chapman
David
Anil Mes
Fiwen
Rita Maye Reif
Charles Brinker
Hamilton
Billy Laffey
Bud Ryder
Ewen
A. Campbell
Missing Ruby Cable Sought By Police In Williamdale Case
Police in Williamdale seek 23 year old Ruby Cable missing since Sunday. Hattia Clark reports concern as mother raises alarm about the daughter’s whereabouts. Local authorities request information from residents to help locate Cable.
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Williambdale Gret
Hattia Clark
Ruby Cable
Williamadall
Animal Prophets Forecast Brutal Winter Warns Zoo Keeper
Central Fresh Winter Clevalend reports wild animal signs point to a severe cold season. Captain Gurley Wilson of Brookside Zoo notes heavy fur growth, early migrations, and restless wildlife as evidence of a hard winter ahead. Birds depart southward, squirrels hoard, and swans show frigid indicators while starling flocks abandon northern shores.
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Crenowete
Animal Kingdom
Gurley Wilson
Cleveland
Brookside Zoo
Wilson
Naic
Alroniy
Paris Scholarship News Brings Joy to Peter Anson
Peter Anson learns he won the Paris scholarship at the National Exhibit, while Avis and Camilla share in the triumph. Anne Carter praises the award as the immigrant group’s standout, and Peter rushes to tell his wife, planning Paris studies for Masters and masterpieces with support from Camilla’s sacrifice and faith in his work.
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Avis
Peter
Jain Dan
Yale
Peter Anson
Paris
Ayia
Uet
Dane
Eien
Neola Nelgon
South Seas
John
Pater
Mescanary
Museum
Professor Drake
Peter Auson
Shis
Toy Boy
Broke
Tully
Ann Carter
Aggon— Ise
Zolks
Caynius
Camilla
Aba
Farle
Tonneau
Charm ‘Cottage
Camilla—Despone
Parist
Herael
Potue
Petee
Ami Sou
Moe & Hig
Forgotten Cross Constellations Across Oceans
A fragmentary prose piece hints at a separation of lovers across three thousand miles of void and time. Avis contemplates Peter being far away while a world of differences and loneliness looms, offering a fragile consolation amid uncertainty.
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Peter
Avis
Local Social Roundup From Franklin and Middletown
Franklin and Middletown residents share social visits and events. We list gatherings with Betsler, Bankers, Digneys, Dickeys, Wolvertons, and others, plus school and grange notes, fair attendance, and a stroke of apoplexy affecting Mrs. Sellars.
St Pauls Womens Union Holds Meeting Discusses Conference
Members of St Pauls Womens Union met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Elizabeth Bender of South Street. Mrs Edward Keller reported on the regional conference and retail convention at Lawrencburg Ind while Mrs Lyytinake read a paper on Stewardship. A committee was named to report next meeting and a social hour followed.
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ST. Paul's
Ninth Street U. B. A. Bazaar Supper Plans Set
Plans for a nononehicker supper and bazaar were made at two meetings of the Ninth Street U. B. Ladies' Aid society at the parsonage. Mrs. A. S. Wolfe hosted with social hour and refreshments.
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Sinte U. B. Am
Nononehicker
Ninth Street U. 2
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wolfe
Hostese
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Williamsdale
Animal Prophets
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Franklin
Jane
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Ed. Dickey
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George Wolverton
Middletown
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Venice
James Thompson
Harry Thompson
Hume Dickey
Parker, Nd
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Isaac Hacknign
Middletons
Mes
J. Dickey Sunny
Willian Wright
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Middleton
Aty
L. G. Baker Sanday Eves Hing
Clyde Prasmore
Inne
Winnie Banker
Howard ‘Munger
George White
Carlisle
Dan Corte
Possttown School
Wrat
West Middletown
Orville Hiatal
Chikleon
Maion
Lebanon
Sammy Ivins
Fred Seibold
Louella
Charles Nickey
Albert Bradshaw
Mle Creek
J. E. Baker
Tha Grange
Grange Hall
Sandy Antes
Will Long
Daughler Mildred
Rik Greek
Bits
Reymond Panilin
Harry Phares
Levermite
Strand
Cecil Pharce
Harry Crout
O& Middletown Colleg
Clon Crout
Lawrened
David Reeve
Ruth
Cincinnati
Bernard Kesling
Spungeboro
Marie Sigel
Tra Raines
Chifford Bhockay
Ale
Nlre
S. L. Graves
AL White
Raymond Paulin
Mez
T. J. Dickey
Orville Hamli
Anil
Mrz
Fred Sellwld
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Michael
Meg
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