Drying Fruits and Vegetables From the U S Department Guide
The U S Department of Agriculture outlines home fruit and vegetable drying methods using sun heat air blast or combination. It covers preparation cutting sizes temperatures 110 to 150 F gradual heating blanching beets carrots peas beans corn and apples pears quinces peaches and others with tray or improvised rack driers and storage guidance.
New York Could Raise Over Half a Million Men
Albany reports that New York state could mobilize about 570000 men for military service in wartime based on census data and enlistment conditions. Acting Health Commissioner Williams estimates another 570000 men could be ready for home defense, evaluating physical fitness from the same pool.
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Albany
United States
State Health Department
Stotesbury
New York State
Adjutant General of the
Williams
Sailor Clark Tells Of Six Ships Sunk In War Wrecks
Stewart Springer an 18 year old New Yorker sailed August 6 1914 and survived a string of war time sinkings. He served as cook aboard several vessels from Cardiff to the North Sea including the Pearlmoor Aidenwing Frankstream and others. He witnessed a tanker Gulflight sunk off Scilly Isles and was wounded by two bullets in the knee during the Dardanelles evacuation.
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New York
Stewart Springer
Springer
Montague Street
Brooklyn
Cardiff
Wales
Teneriffe
England
Scilly Isles
Gulflight
Bay of Biscay
Frankstream
English Channel
Dardanelles
North Sea
Walnut Lumber Harvest Yields 50,000 Feet From 160 Acres
W J Norris, walnut dealer from northeast Missouri, completes a remarkable harvest near Shelbyville. On G W Hope’s 160 acre tract the timber averages 40 years old with one tree at 152 rings. About 50,000 feet will be cut with logs used for veneering and airplane lumber. logs produce 42 ft to first limb and 16 ft logs 30 inches diameter.
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Shelbyville
W. J. Norris
Missouri
G. W. Hope
Bet He'd Win Bride in Chicago Honeymoon Trip
Gordon Thorne and his bride Miss Virginia Milner head to California for their honeymoon. Townsend Netcher, best man, signed a $2,000 check as proof of a bet he had made last autumn that Thorne would win Milner. Netcher praised never losing a bet with such pleasure as he signed the check.
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Chicago
Gordon Thorne
Virginia Milner
California
Townsend Netcher
Netcher
Snake under horse's foot found and killed in Monterey
In Dry hill woods Monterey C Wellman and crew heard a rattlesnake then located it under a horse's foot. The hoof pinned the snake so it could rattle but not strike. The men killed the snake.
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Monterey
Mass
Dry Hill
Wellman
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Chelan County Washington
Sheriff Bert McManus will sell the real property described as the east half of the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of Section 9 Township 22 North Range 2 east of the Willamette Meridian containing 6 acres with water rights from Wenatchee Canal Company irrigation system. Sale set for September 1 1917 at 10 a m at the courthouse front door in Wenatchee. Proceeds go to F B Hull to satisfy a mortgage judgment plus interest costs and attorney fees.
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Sherif
Superior Court
State of Washington
Chelan County
Hull
Festus H. McMullen
Alice O. McMullen
Pearl P. Holcomb
Carolyn OC. Holcomb
William S. Warner
Minerva Warner
Chelan
A. D
Jaintiff
Iam
Township 22
Willamette
Wenatchee Canal Company
Wenatchee
Washington
Bert McManus
Chelan Oo
E. E. Stowell
N M Sorensen Practice in Suites Wenatchee
N M Sorensen offers practice in suites at 2 Halbert Block Wenatchee Washington with phone contact 8872.
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Suites Land
Halbert Block
Wenatchee, Wash
He Lacked Concentration in Hunt for Fox Not Rabbit
A Saturday Evening Post anecdote uses a hunting dog tale to illustrate a man described as lacking steady concentration and difficult self-knowledge. The captain of industry compares the man to a dog that constantly shifts targets from deer to fox to cotton-tail, ending far from home.
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Saturday Evening Post
George and His Legs in Washington Portrait Debate
A New York Sun correspondent questions the authenticity of George Washington’s legs in Stuart full length portraits. The letter from Stuart thanks the owner for providing a symmetrical foundation for the bust and a smaller portrait as thanks.
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George
Valley Forge
New York Sun
Washington
Stuart
New York Public Library
Buck Attacks Maine Hatchery Superintendent and Wife
Auburn Maine John F Stanley seventy six superintendent of the Maine fish hatchery grounds and his wife seventy one were nearly killed when a pet buck charged Stanley breaking several ribs and injuring him Her wife awakened in a nightgown rushed to aid him and was charged too a collie drove the buck away She crawled to a telephone fainted Stanley was found half submerged in a brook The buck was killed by order of state authorities.
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Auburn
John F. Stanley
Maine Fish Hatchery Grounds
Stanley
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N. M. Sorensen
Pet Buck
Puck
Chicago News
E. J. Widby
M. D. Eye
W. W. Elmer
Commercial St
Echo
Leavenworth
G. W. Hoxley
Leavenworth, Wash
DR. J. Stillson Judah
Leavenworth Hospital
Attorneys AT Law
A. N. Corbin
Sam HK. Sumner
Columbia Valley Bank Bldg
Wenatchee Wash
Reeves & Reeves
Wenatchee, Washington
W. F. Whitney
O. B. Hughes
J. A. Adams
Fred Kemp
Crollard & Crollard Lawyers
Lewis J. Nelson
Elliott Block
Burt J. Williams
Central Building
Chelan Co
John E. Porter
Notary Public
Columbia Valley Bank
Undertakers
Leavenworth Undertaking Co
Amanda C. Towne
Cascade Undertaking Co
John Kuelbs
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