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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1920
Page
6
A reader argues painting a building increases value and protects the property. The owner may recoup costs through higher resale value, with paint seen as a wise, cost effective maintenance choice rather than a frivolous expense.
Fragmentary item discusses planting nut trees to improve future food, noting benefits for soldiers and home yards. It mentions costs, pests, and a home yard example near Kosten, with vague references to local facilities and a hotel opposite.
A Kansas City Times note urges responsibility in school garden projects. It emphasizes giving children a chance to contribute to the backyard garden and related tasks as part of a broader educational effort.
Fragmentary notes discuss civic virtue and the danger of neighbors influencing children. The author argues that a diligent person can lose freedom if neighbors cultivate harmful habits and fail to protect the young from contamination.
Molly leaves home to take a job with Norton Frost in a Western candy store but longs for Leonard Ray and the apple trees. After homesickness and a cactus mishap she realizes her heart stays with the apple orchard life and reunites with Len in a brown bungalow by the apple grove.
Springfield officials announced the state budget preparation will not require a tax rate increase when the rate fixing board meets next month. The finance department aims to keep appropriations minimal, with most funds directed to education and state needs while preserving a healthy treasury balance.
Describes how after rain in southern U S deserts the greasewood bush releases a pleasant spicy scent. Damp leaves emit the aroma, making desert rain feel more pleasant and fragrant.
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