Real Estate Transfers Deeds in North Lawrence Area
A digest of transfers includes Joel Gustafson to J B Elliott and wife for 2500 dollars Lot 171 173 Locust Street Block 4 North Lawrence. Charles Hass to Minnie Hass for 250 and other consideration SE 1 4 and S 1 2 of NE 1 4 of Section 4 Township 15 Range 19 totaling 60 acres. D Gwin to J T Met for 2000 SW 1 4 Section 2 Township 15 Range 1 minus right of way by St Louis Lawrence and Denver Ry. Marshall Dodder to John L Dodder SW 1 4 Section 7 1 1S 51.00. Anna G Menger to Joseph Scott S 22 4 N 1 2 Lot 10 Addition 11 North Lawrence. Wm Roe heirs of Wine The Lucas 1600 W o l 2 Now 6 1 of Section 26 14 20. Hads and wife to Kate Peterson 1000 Lots 35 38 Breeze dale. Lawrence.
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Joel Gustafson
J. B. Elliott
Locust
North Lawrence
Charles Hass
Minnie Hass
D. Gwin
J. T. Met
St. Louis
Lawrence
Denver
Marshall Dodder
John L. Dodder
Anna ’G. Menger
Joseph Scott
North
Wm. Roe
Lucas
Chass S. Hads
Kate Peterson
Breezedale
Lawrener
Gatun Lake Key Feature of Panama Canal Basin
Gatun Lake, formed from the hill summit climbed for the Panama Canal, is a major artificial water body. It lies two thirds of the distance between the oceans and was a dry basin before the canal’s construction, now stabilizing the Chagres river floods.
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Gatun Lake
Chagres
Height of Ignorance
A fond parent recalls his youngest son in a lively class discussion with peers and a young woman. The boy explains they were teaching her about the game of lacrosse, remarking she could not understand it and questions how she became a schoolteacher.
Fate of the Cliff Dwellers Exterminated by War Neighbors
The cliff dwellers faced annihilation by their warlike neighbors with men killed and women absorbed into the victorious tribe. Some migrations may have occurred due to external pressure or disease, reshaping their fate.
Science and Art Discourses Highlight Human Focus
A quotation contrasts science as studying stars and parasites with art literature and religion focusing on humanity. The remark by Dallas Love Sharp in the Atlantic frames science as empirical and universal while art seeks dream and romance in life.
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Dallas Love Sharp
Atlantic
Candling as a key to egg grading in production
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the piece explains candling as the essential method for judging egg quality and freshness. It describes how to candle eggs, including improvised setups for small producers and the importance of observing yolk color germinal disk and the white surrounding the yolk to determine edibility and marketability.
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United States Department of Agriculture
How to judge egg freshness by candling and texture
An old instructional note explains egg anatomy including the yolk membranes and air space. It describes how the air space enlarges as eggs age, the white thickening when fresh, and how a stale egg shows a more visible yolk and weaker white. It notes candling can reveal freshness and hints at incubation signs in fertile eggs.
Egg Candler Advises Rejection for Unfit Eggs
The source discusses candling eggs to judge edibility, noting stell eggs are edible but not graded firsts. A reddish glow differs from the blood ring, which marks the egg as unfit for food. If in doubt, the candling should reject the egg for consumers.
Poultry Interest Grows Across Farms and Cities
The article notes widespread poultry flocks on farms and in towns, driven by high egg prices. It argues for greater focus on poultry raising and advises that purebred stock, though sold as mixed flocks at home, can be more profitable for farmers.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Value of back-yard flock prospects
The article notes safe estimates for a home flock in agriculture guidance. Each hen yields about ten dozen eggs per year with an average flock of ten hens producing around 100 dozen eggs annually. At a conservative 25 cents per dozen, value equals $25, though the 100 dozen figure is emphasized.
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United States
Old-Fashioned Idea About Egg Hatching
The old-fashioned belief that round eggs hatch pullets and long or pointed eggs hatch cockerels is unfounded and has no basis.
Hens for Breeders News Brief
A practical note urges breeders to use hens for breeding rather than breeding from pallets, if possible, to optimize hatch rates and ensure better lineage integrity. The advisory emphasizes using proper hens rather than unconventional sources to sustain quality stock.
Feeble Claims On Population and Heat Transportation
The passage argues about fawning and backing never resembling each other and mentions a rumor that the Philippine Islands could supply enough food if transportation were arranged. It also references a supposed heat pipeline for all cities if constructed and maintained.
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Philippine Islands
Fragmentary quote notes party dispute on altitude remark
A garbled exchange references high altitude and a third member of a party. The fragmented text shows tension and mishearing around attitude and altitude. No clear names, places, or events emerge from the readable portion.
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