Mississippi Yairs dates list and bee keepers notes
The record lists dates for Yair events in multiple Mississippi towns such as Baldwyn Tupelo Corinth and Greenville with respective secretaries and confirms a Farmers Union Fair at Ripley though date pending. It also covers bee keepers notes from Mississippi including addresses letters and plans to publish receipts and a foul brood disease discussion enhancing state agricultural activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Phildelphia
J. J. Has ‘Ton
Baldwyn
W. I. McTlroy
Louisville
W. ©. Hight
Tupelo
HH. Mullen
Natchez
L. B. Davis
Yaxco City
D. Wallerstein
Mt. Olive
M. M. Evans
Columbus
de. J. Oli Yor
Water Valley
T. A. Early
Grenada
Juvkeon
J. F. McKay
Ripley
Farmers’ Union
Tee Keepers’ Association
Tires Bee
0. M. Blanton
Greenville
Jackson
Besttes
Teun
Prof. Phillips
Washington, D. C
Bia
Lexington
Leas
Bolus
J. EK. Lamb
Union Church
Boo Koopore’ Association
Joel Johnson
The
State Association
T Nist
KE. W. Phillips
Nays, Ind
Tom Worthington
T. L
Dr. P
Texas
Fair South
Arkansa
Phillips
Bee Keepers
Johnson
Gener
Hawley
Old Street Car Camp Transformed For Girls’ Summer Use
New York women workers convert decommissioned street cars into a camp in Mountainville Orange County. May to October sessions cost 3.60 weekly with meals, lodging, and activities including croquet tennis and swimming in a creek beside tents and converted dining cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mountainville
Orange County
Ethical Culture Society of
Ella F Young Named Chicago Schools Superintendent
Ella Flagg Young, Chicago born educator and author, appointed city school superintendent. Born 1845 in New York, she studied at Chicago high schools and University of Chicago, taught since 1862, led as district superintendent 1887 89, and authored multiple pedagogical works. She also taught at the University of Chicago and led influential educators clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella F. Young
Chicago
Ella Flagg Young
Bumalo
N. Y
Chicago Nortal School
University of Chicago
William Young
Young
The
National Educational Association
Advocate of Peace Ends a War Talk in a Barroom Brawl
In a 1909 scene Addison Spriggs defends universal peace during a heated debate with Francis Xavier McGavick over war and Ireland. A scuffle erupts under a table, leaving Spriggs with a black eye as both men are restrained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison Spriggs
Ay SE
Kiser
England
Francis Xavier McGavick
Ireland
Germany
Mr. McGavick
Weland
Goran
McGavick
Mr. Spriggs
W. G. Chapman
Matching Up a Necktie by Roy K. Moulton
Tom Gittem buys a purple necktie and clashes with his wife over color choices. He expands his wardrobe with four shirts, a gray suit, and purple trim, spending about 61 dollars. The piece ends with his sour remark about gifting neckties and his resolve to avoid such presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy K. Moulton
Tom Gittem
Gittem
Otter
Kuundry
Giltem
Mr. Gittem
How Anson Purdy Got His Start
Anson Purdy, village banker and coal dealer, recalls a past era and a mule driven scheme that launched his early ventures. A raw mule, a wagon, and a daring joke on railroad workers built the legend of Purdy before he joined the Rockefeller route era in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson Purdy
Kelly
Anse
Mara Harkins
Bis
Earth
Ange
Anke
Rockefeller
Ralle
Jer
Maud
Dexcom Purdy
Beir
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Greater
Department of Agriculture and Commerce
McDaniels
Columbia
Marion County
Mien
Pretty Valley
Wellington
John Bull
Gite
Europe
Ote