Horticultural Tips For Tree Planting And Lawn Care
Practical guidance by Charles Teubner on pruning grapevines, selecting budding spurs, and protecting plants. Instructions cover soil preparation, watering, mulching, root depth, and frame methods for young trees, plus lawn care, mowing, reseeding, and strategic planting of shrubs to create a balanced, scenic front yard. Includes a Central College piano recital description of Miss Edea Grinstead.
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Kidner
Central College
School of Music
Edea Grinstead
Norborne
William Hale dies at College Place after long residency
William Hale born April 16 1821 in Bedford county Virginia died Monday at his home in College Place. He moved to Lexington Missouri in 1835 where three relatives survive. He married Kate Lowry of Lexington and had seven children including Charles, Blas Frederick, Newt Potter, Mrs Ashhurst, Frank, Peter and Thomas. Funeral by Rev R B Binney was held Tuesday at 10 30 at his residence and he was buried by the Masonic order.
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William Hale
College Place
Bedford County
Virginia
Lexington
Andy Graham
Robert Hale
James Hale
Thomas Hale
Kate Lowry
Upton
Charles
Blas Fredrick
Omaha
Newt. Potter
Sketch of Judge Alton B Parker as Democratic Hope
A profile on Judge Alton B Parker chief judge of the New York Court of Appeals, hailed in 1904 Democratic circles as a potential standard bearer. The piece outlines Parker’s background from Cortland County New York, his path from teacher to lawyer, and his rise through state politics, noting his reserve on politics and his reputation as a conservative Democrat who favors tariff revision. It covers Parker’s 50 years old frame, farming life at Rosemount near Kingston, and his balanced judicial philosophy including a key 1903 ruling on labor organization activity that stresses lawful strikes and the limits of strikes to influence wage and employment.
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Court of Appeals
New York
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Senator Gorman
Representative Party
Cortland County
Parker
Cortland
Napanoch
Ulster County
Schoonmaker
Augustus Schoonmaker
David B. Hills
Ieveland
Hill
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Supreme Bench
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Kingston
Rosemount
Wig
West State Railroad
Tie
Liopus
Tntoe
National Protective Association of Steamstters
James M. Cumming
The
Enterprise Association
Aod
Defendant
Plaintif
Helena
Tee
Removal of capital debated as Missouri weighs St. Louis bid
Missouri legislators show strong favor to moving the capital from Jefferson City to St. Louis amid talk of a constitutional amendment and a proposed million dollar World’s Fair appropriation. Jefferson City residents denounce the move citing anti gambling sentiment linked to a Golden Resolution.
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State Capitol
Jefferson City
St. Louis
Missouri
General Assembly
Senate
Doctor Brooks
Union
Farm paper clubbing offer adds Western Fruit Grower
Special to Farmers notes a subscribers deal: four papers for 1.25 cash, plus Western Fruit Grower options. The mix covers live stock, poultry, horticulture and farm news. INTELLIGENCER Plantine Co.
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Invteelligen- Ven
Intelligencer Plantine Co
Gas strike near Orrick boosts Ray county hopes
Natural gas was struck near Orrick to Ray county this week boosting hopes of a productive field. The strike, with a well drilled to a significant depth, aims to establish a reliable supply for the area and support future development.
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Orrick
Ray County
Phere
Atekiap
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