Southeast News items and harvest report from Madison county
The Southeast News covers a jail incident involving Mavis Chee Woking and Nick Prefers Tur regarding a peendemer case, with six defendants proceeding to present their case. The report also notes a strong wheat harvest across Wayne county despite grain shortages, and a novel drilling outfit enabling deep prospecting. Madison County features a peaches in town anecdote highlighting fruit-growing potential.
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Lenore Ellis and the Kurdistan station legacy
A World War I era letter recalls Lenore Ellis a gifted teacher and reformer at a Syrian station. It highlights her fiscal leadership in 1914 turning deficits into surpluses, her role in guiding students from diverse backgrounds, and her pivotal work amid Kurdish and Armenian tensions. The note preserves family pride and grief, noting her death at 34 and the impact of her efforts on Christian education in Mesopotamia.
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Puke Seminary
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Peaches on Orchard Expansion Prompt High Early Yields
Mr Welsh reports he set out a dozen trees three years ago now bearing well with five or six transplanted varieties. Early peaches are ripening, expected to net about ten dollars per tree, while he prepares a larger acreage for next year. The plan includes new orchard sections and protective measures against frost.
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Welsh
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