Advertised Letters Listed for March 1920
A list of names appears under the advertised letters for March 1920 including Carl Ober Myron Johns L A Townsend C Strickland Joe Pipoto Edna Price Joe Pipel Sam Olsen John Lyons Ira Lieurance William Lewis Wm M Greene Leonard FE Dean Frank Callinte Myrtle Keltner John Knowles Jaeger B Knapp A Cole A L Ternant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ober
Myron Johns
L. A. Townsend
C. Strickland
Joe Pipoto
Edna Price
Joe Pipel
Sam Olsen
John Lyons
Ira Lieurance
William Lewis
Wm. M. Greene
Leonard FE. Dean
Frank Callinte
Myrtle Keltner
John Knowles
Aes Jaeger
B. Knapp
A. Cole
A. L. Ternant
Cottonseed Meal Stabilizes Work Animal Feed
United States Department of Agriculture findings show one pound of cottonseed meal daily per thousand pounds of live weight as a satisfactory amount for work horses and mules. A Beltsville Government farm test since 1918 indicates benefits at moderate use but harm when fed in large quantities, underscoring careful feeding of high protein feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Government Farm
Beltsville
Distinctive women’s shoe styles on display on sale
Exclusive patterns for women and children now on sale showcase smart models and colors. The display emphasizes distinctive ideas in styling and appealing choices for women of good taste.
Teachers Explain Why They Resigned From Leavenworth High
Three Leavenworth high school teachers Lillian G Graf Mabel Anderson and Cleo Buck explain resignations over salary fairness after the board granted a bonus to grade teachers but not to high school staff They urge patrons to understand the principle behind their action and deny promoting a student petition for retention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Lillian G. Graf
Mabel Anderson
Cleo Buck
Kedron the War Horse Released From Quarantine
Kedron Gen Pershings war horse has been released from quarantine at Newport News Va by the United States Department of Agriculture. Release confirms quarantine was wise as other horses in quarantine developed dangerous diseases and two were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kedron
France
Newport News
Africa
Europe
United States
Club work helps farmer boys win records
In Kent County Delaware the farm bureau set a goal of one thousand members for 1920 and each neighborhood pursued its quota. Houston district led with 51 members including a standout farm lad who started club work in 11h. His Holstein heifer won a blue ribbon and his entries captured ten first premiums, a third, and a state championship. The youth will have expenses paid to Delaware College short course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent County
Del
Farm Bureau
Houston
Delaware College
Leavenworth Promotes Herbal Preventive for Appendicitis
Local notice touts Adley ika a glycerine and buckthorn based remedy used by Leavenworth residents to flush the bowel and remove poisons, claiming it prevents appendicitis and relieves stomach troubles. a druggist cites a chronic case showing dramatic improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
E. Ch. Wheeler
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Copenhagen
Leavenworth Mercantile Company
Pershing
Hetali
Cornell Wall Board
Franklin Lumber Co
Harrington Milling Co
Echo
Ily
West
Lilly
the Chas. H. Lilly Co
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Man Bruton Company