Stone Age in British Columbia Linked to European Finds
Archaeologists report that the stone age persisted in parts of British Columbia until about a century ago. Under Premier John Oliver the Provincial Museum expanded exhibits displaying neolithic tools, stone bowls, axes, soapstone pipes, and descriptions of early trade and tobacco use among coast populations.
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Victoria
Europe
British Columbia
Rocky Mountains
Pacific
John Oliver
Famiry
Cominon
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Pacifi
Departure Bay
Nanaimo
North Saanich
Vancouver Island
Min Foxind
Thompson
Fraser
Thompson River
Lawrence visitors frequent Belvoir area residents
Local names including Charlie Woodward Sr and Carl Woodward are listed as Lawrence visitors. A Belvoir school hire names Bertha Glenn as teacher. Neighbors and families such as Hollingsworth Murphy and Cummings are cited visiting, hauling, and calling at various homes and the Demeritt and Beaman Buchheim households.
California cow breaks butter production record
Miss Auggie Ormsby Segis a registered Holstein owned by Fred Hartsook of Lankershim California produced 644.9 pounds of milk in seven days setting a butter production record. The test was supervised by California Agricultural College the California State association and the Holstein association of America.
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Delavan
Wis
California
Malcolm H. Gardner
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Miss Auggie Ormsby Segis
Fred Hartsook
Lankershim
Cal
California, Agricultural ‘College
California State Association
and the Nations] Holstein Association
Miss Auggie
World record cow proves high milk yield and butter output
A Holstein cow set a world record over two years and more than several months producing 22 084 pounds of milk in ten months and yielding 84 7 pounds of butter. The daily average exceeded 70 pounds of milk daily and over 5 quarts every 24 hours. The animal freshened for its final record in late March shortly after completing the prior months record. Fewer than fifty cows have produced 40 pounds of butter in a week according to United States Department of Agriculture records.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Japan gifts to Wales during Prince of Wales visit
Osaka reports a lacquer cabinet and four embroidered hangings presented to the Prince of Wales as a gesture of Worcester City esteem. The cabinet features 54 panels with interior scenes from Japanese history and culture, while the hangings reproduce works of a noted minister across the fifteenth century.
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Osaka
Japan
Prince of Wales
Visitation Notes From Belvoir and Nearby Families
Daughters Bessie and Esther spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baldwin and children Rose and Louise. Ass Messrs. Hay and Birnie Coal Were Belvoir visitors Saturday afternoon. James Cummings was a Lau renew visitor last week. Messrs. Ralph Rake and Eugene Humphrey called on George Steele Sunday morning. OU
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Charl ‘Woodward
Robert
Ralph “Hollingsworth
Lawrence
Harry ‘Denechler
Charlie Roller
Edith Gibler
Mary Tatbey
Mattie Kampscher
Erma Belle
Clinton
Ava
Wil. Tucker
BE. Gi Steele
Charlie “Woodward Sr
Carl Weodward
Sn’ Donald
Belvoir School
Bertha’ Glenn
the - Glen
John “Denechler
Will Rake
Bessie Murphy
Carl Woodward
James Steele
Will’ Howe
Tom [Hout
Hallmark
West Fairview
James Cummings
Mis
Margaret Cummings
Lawrenice
Alice
Woodward
Myrtle
Mike Murphy
Esther
Harry Murphy
Leslie Demerith
Geo. Donaldson
Russell Woodward
Ralph Hollingsworth
Donald Woodward
Demeritt
Charlie, Johnson
Charlie ,Woodward Sr
Catherine Cummings
Charlie Woodward
Stull
Fred
Henry
Davis
Murphy
George Steele
Eugene Humphrey
Woodward Sr
Cal
Woodward Sewere
Topeka
Fred Kapsehroder
Knumpsehroder
Charlie. Woodward
Charlie Thele
Bessie
Fred Baldwin
Rose
Louise
Hay
Birnie Coal
Belvoir
Ralph Rake
Nottinghatt
Kennedy
Pleasant Valley
Tih
A. L. Halcom
T. C. Ricardson
Pbrowns Grove
Ugh Axe
A. L. Helcom
Louie
Fred Kenney
John
Charles Oehlert
Jim Wiggins
Anderson
Jim
Crissie Richardson
Crissie
Pred Jones
Fred Kennedy
Li J Kennedy
Pleasant Valley community notes and event schedule
The Farmers Union planned a negro minstrel and entertainment at Pleasant Valley schoolhouse for May 3 after postponing from April 28 due to rain. A regular meeting produced six new members as families visited and shared refreshments. Wedding bells, community visits, and school activities occupy the valley with social events, farm work, and June vacation planning.
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Farmers’ Union
Pleasant Valley
Fred Kennedy
Jamily
Fred Jones
Tom Ward
B. Shuck
Russell
Jim Wiggins
AL. Holcom
Griffith
Pred. Kennedy
Lottie Holcom
Hugh Axe
Walter Deay
Flavia Maloney
A. L. Holcom
la Duke
Vernon Garratt
Manhattan
Willis
Charles Oehlert
John Maloney
August Ross
Earl-Ross
de Soto
Mildred
Jack Maloney
Ralston
Crissie Richardson
Noah Aberhart
Pleasant
Ingers-? awberry and Vanilla Strawberry Flavors Promoted
A garbled ad text touts flavors including plain Z, Vanilla, strawberry, honey dew, maple eB braver, and pineapple. It mentions a law bulletin and a Borol in Lawrence business, then shifts to a hemorrhoid medicine HeM-roid with claims of a long record and a money back guarantee, urging readers to buy locally.
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Leisa Ee
Kaw Valley
Leo Whardt
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J. B. Wilson
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Tulsa, Ok
Ciustifson
Borol
Shaye
Sneegas
Weber's Repair Shop
Lighth
New Hampshire
Dick Bros
Butler
E. W. Penchard
Lawrence ‘Transfer
Alvano
Pierson
W.E. Wilson
Mase
Peep
Pete
Sea Penick & Romine
Abe. Wolfson
Masa
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Hine
Tong
Bell’s Flower Shop
Mother‘hood
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Sayais
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