Round Tip tobacco plant claims higher yield and better cigar wrapper
Connecticut growers tested a new Round Tip tobacco developed by Edward Mast at the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station in Haven. The plant shows a broader leaf and upright growth like Sumatra, promising double yields and improved wrapper quality under specific conditions.
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Cambridge
Mess
J Ding
Edward Mmast
Conneticut Agstral
Haven
Conn
Whch
Fa8 Nm
Jay
Istic
Sumatra
Connecticut
Donald F. Jane
Harvard
Connecticut Experiment Station
East
Bussey
Harvard University
Jor Lished
Upi
Easter social at Worden held by Orville Steward
Orville Steward of Worden hosted a pleasant Easter egg roast with home folks on Saturday. Rain arrived around ten and cooled the crowd, while attendees lingered earlier in the evening. Several visitors and local residents were mentioned visiting or returning home for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville
Worden
Ralph McCleery
Lawrence
Glenn McQueen
Bchas
Craig
Everett
Will Winters
Cildren
Glan Oere
George
iMartin Holcom
Iss
Nellie Tucker
Solon Poker
Lloyd Craig
Picture Night And Neighborly Visits In Wert
A long list of social visits and small events includes Ferne Dewy staying with cousin Bliss Tucker, Ralph Sehick visiting Ade Sehick home, and Albert Lawson driving to Lawrence with his father and John Alley. Community members attended an elevator meeting at Bullpril, while others planned a pedd supper trip to Coal Creek and noted car purchases and wood cutting. Arthur Deay recovering after appendectomy, Gladys Waterson returning home from teaching in Independence, and plans for a Sophomore program at Vinland High highlight local activity.
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McQueen
Ferne Dewy
Bliss Dimple Tucker
Ralph Sehick
Ade Sehick
W. J. Lawson
Mr. Auby
Mili Amt
Bullpril dl
Martin Holcom
James Y. Lewis Tucker
J. A Lawson
Albert Lawson
Lieyd Craig
Causchter
Lone Star
Ient
John Alley
Rm Gruast
Tenphill
Misaes Feanees
Dimple Tucker
Athertaj Bertha Steward
Lawent
Coal Creek
Pedd
Arthur Deay
R. E. Deay
Chs
Kusloop
Gladys Waterson
Lawrence
Were
Vinland
Harald Roe
Howard Sturdup
Frank Orel
DeSota
TR. EL Deay
Harley Reed
Linwood
Community Notes From Franklin Social Roundup
Local residents share visits and calls through the week. Families gather at Robert White’s birthday party with neighbors and relatives from Irvin Welsh Hagen Plattner Schutz and Martin households. Medical rounds and hospital updates noted for Van Neste after surgery.
Easter Day Observations and Local Visits Noted
A fragmented column recalls visits at L. A. Lawson's home beginning the week and Mr. Alley's trip to Lawrence on Monday. Easter's harsh weather froze flowers including the daffodils and iris. Will Waterson stayed with John Aney, and HoHiempaid called at the Ches Craig home on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Lawson
Mr. Alley
Lawrence
Kfaesiairs
Will Waterson
John Aney
HoHiempaid
Local Social Notes From Worden and Surroundings
Worden residents report visits and meals with neighbors throughout the week. John Elm hauled corn to Baldwin. Mrs. Henry Schwartz, Mrs. Cora, and Edna spent afternoons at the Guy home. Wm Bochle and son Gernali from Pleasant Grove visited Marvin Herr. Simons and Philomena called on Guy Deskins. Rev. Haber and Rev. Zeiger shared meals with Henry Rappori and others. Ruby Selzer joined Frank Luis for supper. more visits noted with Mrs Breithaupt and Henry Elm households.
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John Elm
Baldwin
Henry Schwartz
Cora
Edna
Wm Bochle
Gernali
Pleasant Grove
Marvin Herr
Schwartz
N. Simons
Philomena
Guy Deskins
Haber
Mae
Rev
Zeiger
Henry Rappor
Dangers of Gray of Pleasant Grove Social Notes
Friday afternoon visitations include Mrs. Guy Deskin and daughter Stella Aly, Mrs. Hoffner family, John Lyons and mother, Frank Pippert, Cleo Deskins, Howard Warner and others. Several relatives spent Sunday with various homes. visitors traveled to Lawrence and Kansas City for weekend gatherings.
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Pleasant Grove
Guy Deskin
Stella
Aly
Hoffner
John Lyons
Frank Pippert
Cleo Deskins
Howard Warner
Intties
Yuies
Chass Schwartz
Marvin Herr
Roy Schwalm
Ezra Barnhart
Eimer Pippert
Frank Williams
Karl Heffner
Otto Sack
Henry Schwartz
Ruby Selzex
Rev. Haber
Mellon Warner
Kansas City
Elmer Lat
Walter Fleer
C. W. Pipper
Inez Heffner
Cleo
Baldwin
Marvin Herr Guy
Cleo Neskins
Ray Heer
Lawrence
Real Estate Transfers and Notices in Lawrence 1921
Listing of multiple real estate transfers in Lawrence including Sarah C Terrell to Frank Wells and J W Robertson by heirs to J H Holke with values from 800 to 6 000. Also notices of fair ads, lumber industry plans in East Africa, and a Supreme Court decision on interstate industrial accident jurisdiction.
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Sarah C. Terrell Et al
Frank O Wells
C. B. Hosforl
M. J.critehfiell
M. J. Critehfiell
Mary B.ory
J. W. Robertson
J. H. Holke
Breezedale
Lawrence
Wm. C. Whipple
Thomas Thompson
Lawrence Place
Add
Sarah Davier
Mary E. Scheurer
Ohio St
Ford
Frank Pereiter
Margaret E. Terrellgte
Frank
Wells
William C. Atherton
Kate C. Clark
St. ‘Lawrence
British East Africa
United States
Supreme Court
Kiwi Chickens to Help Keep Peace in Urban Areas
A South East town farmer, Henry Boener, raises flightless Kiwi chickens from Australia to promote neighborhood harmony. He bought three birds for 100 dollars in Lawrence, building a growing flock with plans to establish a Kiwi chicken business locally, featuring white fluffy birds similar in size to standard hens.
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Flying Corps
Henry Boener
Prt
Australia
Lawrence
Boener
Wilie Rock
Kiwi chickens show strong maternal and laying traits
The producer notes kiwis can jump fences, the feutt and Wing development are key, and the flock from the original pen includes this spring's hatch and eggs. The chickens are good feeders and layers, with strong mothering qualities, fitting sought-after traits. He will take of the kiniehish.
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Boener
Spring Creek and Tlack Jack Read Like Fragmented Local Notes
Fragmented OCR style notes mention Spring Creek and Tlack Jack, family events, funerals, visits, and local gatherings. Names such as Nora Wa, Mrs. Wilair Boyel, and Lida O Neain appear with scattered city and school references. Several travel details, farm meetings, and a birth are noted amid garbled sentences and unclear dates.
Shiloh Veterans Meet In St Louis April Pilgrimage
Veterans of the Battle of Shiloh gather in St Louis for an annual trip to Pittsburgh Landing Tennessee. About 80 of the several thousand veterans are expected to attend as the Grim Reaper thinning survivorship continues. Committees from the Chamber of Commerce the American Legion and its Ladies Auxiliary plan a luncheon and a noble ride. They depart on the Steamer Kentucky in the afternoon return around April 16 with ceremonies on April 6 and 7 and nightly campfires aboard the boat. Most veterans are past 60 years of age with many still able to perform the march despite advancing years.
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St. Louis
Battle of
Shiloa
Pittsburg Landing
Tenn
Sw Rs
Chamber of Commerce
The
American Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the American Legion
Kentucky
Stillan
Restrict Fishing Plan Aims to Save Herring Stocks
A joint cam eo proposes a season where catches are limited to about 906 000 barrels with Scotland contributing 500 000 and England the rest. Drifters halt fishing, two teams earn stipends, and a government grant of 2 875 000 is sought to prevent ruin of the fishery.
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London
Seoehami
Scotland
England
Hosa
AgeyaAtnwecth
Moteur Feraft
Epsonada Salts Warns Against Imitations
An advertisement warns that real Epson salts dissolve in lemonade and are effective for headaches and constipation. It cautions buyers about tasteless imitations and urges seeking the genuine product from American Epsom Association.
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American
Epsom Association
Bad Stomach Sends Her to Bed for Ten Months
Mrs Dore Williams recounts a decade of illness with stomach trouble and how Exons and Fatone products helped her recover. The ad promotes Enatonia after meals as a remedy for indigestion and related symptoms, selling a big box through druggists.
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Tebe Eco
Dore Williams
Exons
Fragmentary note hints at medical remedy terms
The text mentions water and tithe, a four time spoonful regimen, and a head pressure clue to ease a condition. It refers to a preparation for relief and a seemingly cryptic prescription. Names and clear actions are obscured by damaged OCR.
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C .B. Sawyer
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Ralpht
Robert White
Welsh
Florence Claxton
Carol Martin
Ass. I. la Croix
Wae
Helen
Fieyd Wilson
Henry Ante Chambers
James Childers
Charles Shirar
Laura Claxton
Mipnie Garret
J. D. Martin
Carol
M. Schutz
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Asher
Fred Eggert
A. BE. Welch
Elmer Irvin
AL E
John Hagen
Phin. White
Harold
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Baby Russell
William Sommers
Claude Wham
Arthur Schutz
Robert Carey
Edward
Armstrong Martin
Anna
Emma Schutz
Frank Topping
Minnie Garret
J. C. la Croix
Leon
Ruby Harris
May. Welsh
Jacob Schoepflin
Watk'ns
Floyd White
Plattner
H. G. van Neste
S'mmons Hospital
van Neste
Uncle Sam
Visland Grange
Journal-World
Neighhbors’ Gardens
Germany
Sauseny
Spring Creek
Tlack Jack
Telusniel
Nora
Paul
Sur Pallyn
Grandma Wate
Ly Carleto
Titeen
Glen Howard
Chillee
Mars Mackey
Miss Maltas
Wilarty
Ottawa
Ms. Breithevpt
Yukle
Delbpat
Wilair Boyel
Van
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Ver
Heme
Yori Cal- Flo
Reeer
Wla
Scotl
Weyecuntinse
Shell
Svhent
Lida O'Neain
Mary Collinge
Wellsville
O'Neil
Fred Scott
Riv
Fhirley Lambert
Citrons
Witmer Ryoilsorn
Ri Winhone
Thursly
Yale Mae Ton
Hiv
Phailip Haste
Previlerd
Dyaane
Deetay
Das
Sarrenge Gine
Tale
Waters
Loren Williams
Ate Pound Boy
J. Preithaupt
Ms. S
Preston
Poone
Giles Maxwell
Schongetset
Marly
University of Kansas
Battle Creek
Hichigan
Shiloh
Eatonic
Harper Bros. Mule Barn
North Lawrence
F. H. Harper
Mer
AL V. Stone
Lawrence National Bank
Perkins & Company
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