Glanwood Township farm census highlights 1922 totals
The Glanwood township census details farm operations across 11911 acres with 83 owner operated and 29 secretary managed plots. It enumerates crops and livestock including winter wheat clover sod apples and horses plus machinery like tractors and autos, noting counts on January 1 1923 and yields from 1922.
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Ald
Rees
Sea
Eri
Tssgo
Glenwood
Sluaka
Glanwoot
Community House for Malvern and Unified School Drive
A Malvern reader urges residents to unite seven school districts into a consolidated, tax-saving system with a new community house. He argues for a Mayor’s office, council room, auditorium, dance oversight, and space for fire equipment, lectures, and public uses, to keep money local and improve education and town life.
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Mat Qavern
Malvern
Wife
Nere
Ami
Oster Mignt
Soma
Rapuet
Calhutia
Roosevelt
Cesar
Charles Elliot Encrett
Vacation Thrill of a Lifetime in the Northern Rockies
A Glacier National Park tourism pitch touts about fifteen hundred square miles of forest streams and peaks. It promotes rustic inns, Alpine chalets, trout fishing, skyline trails, mountain ponies, and lakeside camps with a full service scheme blending with outdoor life. Travelers are urged to reserve early for the National Travel West Year via Burlington and to consider a route through Yellowstone and Colorado.
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Rockies
Clock tricks court as wife runs late in arraignment
Valentino Engessar of Brooklyn, 24, faced arraignment before Magistrate O'Neill on assault charges by his wife Helen. The hearing ran late after Helen arrived an hour after the scheduled time, claiming her husband set the clock back two hours to make her late.
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Valentino Engessar
Brooklyn
O'Neill
Helen
New York University awards four diplomacy scholarships
Four first of their kind American university scholarships in diplomatic service are announced by New York University. One goes to Mildred Moulton of Ripon California, a University of California graduate who competed against 130 students.
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Bellex Téttres
New York University
Mildred Moulton
Ripon
Cat
University of Californiaa
Court Restores Dead Man as Administrator
In New York Surrogate Brien restored a deceased administrator after a twenty nine year delay. Emma T. Rawson’s heirs sought to sell estate property but title remained uncleared as litigation from 1803 lingered. The administrator died during the appeal, and the court reinstated him posthumously to keep the record clear.
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New York
Brien
Emma T. Rawson
Burregate
Elbert T. Rawson
Staweon
American boll weevil menaces Indian cotton trade
The American boll weevil, brought to India via American cotton, threatens serious damage to Indian cotton growers. Historical import volumes reached about 100,000 bales yearly, though normal levels were under one-tenth. Present imports are nearly vanished and none are expected soon. Indian central cotton committee warns it could become as deadly in India as in America.
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Bombay
India
Indian Central Cotton Committee
America
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Caudell Brothers
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