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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1911
Page
7
Two Smiths in Wisconsin Farm Contrast Stories
A Wisconsin tale contrasts two neighbors named Smith Slow and Quick who, after 25 years, show sharp differences in farming methods wealth and outlook Slow clings to old ways reads little avoids new ideas and falls into debt while Quick adopts reading modern machinery and better stock, building a thriving 250 acre farm with cash in hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Smith
Pennsylvania
Slow Smith
Quick Smith
Fystone
Smiths
Two farmers a tale of mind and soil
The piece contrasts Slow Smith and Quick Smith, one paralyzed by lack of knowledge and the other thriving through reading and applying ideas. It argues that knowledge and action drive success, while neglect and passive thinking lead to stagnation, like barren soil.
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Slow Smith
Quick Smith
Smith
Spokane Interstate Fair Expands for 1911 Exhibition
Spokane’s eighteenth annual fair runs October 2 to 8 with a record growth in entries from 1581 in 1904 to 6819 last year and admissions rising to 111545 despite four rainy days. Prizes total more than 36000, premiums are generous, and new permanent improvements include barns nursery and exhibit halls.
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Spokane
Calgary
Alberta
A Horticultural Puzzle From the St. Louis Republic
A nature wizard laments a failed project after creating a fantastical plant through crossbreeding oversized produce. Starting with a head of cabbage crossed with a white potato to grow eyes, then adding a corn stalk for ears, a squash for a neck, and a coconut for hair, the tale ends with a question about how to form a nose and mouth.
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St. Louis Republic
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J. E. Tull Company
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