Alpha Club Meetings Chronicle Early 20th Century Study
The Alpha Club held a January 19 meeting with Mrs Arthur Teeter, featuring study of eighteenth century prose, morals and works of Addison Steele and Swift, plus a two course lunch. January 26 honored a lively gathering at Elizabeth Laws home, focusing on biographical study of power figures and concluding with a long luncheon. The next session with Mrs Drake will cover the later eighteenth century essays.
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High School Notes on Term Half and Geometry Shifts
Quarterly examinations were held Thursday and Pi Day marked the end of the first half term. Seniors move from Soli Geometry to Soliotory, Juniors finish Plane Geometry and start Solid Geometry, Sophomores complete Algebra and begin Plane Geometry, Juniors move from Commercial Geography to Arithmetic A. A program was given last Friday by Seniors and Juniors. Miss Margaret Beam visited the high school last Friday afternoon.
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Poultry and Eye Market Ad by J E Carr at Brick Barn
J E Carr advertises top market prices for poultry and eggs with a square deal at the Brick Barn. The short notice frames a local buyer reaching out to farmers, promising fair pricing and reliable transactions.
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J. E. Carr
Package deal at The News office for five cents
A brief notice advertises a bundled newspaper package priced at five cents from The News office. The ad emphasizes awareness in advertising, suggesting that without advertising, a business may not realize its own activity.
Back to the Soil and World Farm Outlook
The article argues city residents should not rush back to farming despite calls to move to the land. It asserts global arable land totals and that world crops rose 15 million barrels of grain, 25 million tons of meat, and fiber production grew despite population gains, urging improved distribution facilities to boost farmer income and production.
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Farmers urged to unite for better markets
The text argues that over production and crop mortgages drive farmers into ruinous competition. It calls for organization and cooperation in marketing as the remedy, highlighting the need for collective action to stabilize income and price.
Pasture for horses priced in northern France
A brief notice read pasturing horses at fifteen cents a day. A farmer explained the price difference by saying short tailed horses must chase files with their heads and cannot eat, while long tailed horses eat more.
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Charing Cross Name Origin Traced to Eleanor’s Cross
Charing Cross in central London derives its name from a commemorative cross once erected at the village of Charing in memory of Eleanor, wife of Edward I. The cross marked the area as the feature point around which the medieval town developed.
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