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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
8
Glasgow residents host relatives from Brunswick and Cap Girardeau while visitors from St. Louis and Kansas enjoy vacations. Wheat harvest begins as area businesses, including White's, promote new fashions and wares. A church basket dinner, a bridal pair from Nevada, and various local happenings fill the week.
Henry Wiebrock traded in Slater Saturday afternoon. Orson King delivered hogs to St. Louis on Wednesday. Mesdames Bowler and Hellman spent midweek in Glasgow with friends. Mr. and Mrs. A. Huff traded in Gilliam Monday. J. A. Hensick visited Slater Saturday. Mrs. J. P. Neff visited relatives Friday. mother to join for extended visit. Hugo Blumhorst went to Slater. Romine and Jesse Hensick conducted business at J. R. Heeman’s. Heeman in Kansas City for a few days last week. Thornton, bitten Tuesday, recovering slowly. Frank Rieo and son traded in Gilliam Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Welp went to Slater Tuesday to meet a sister guest for a week. F. M. Davis and wife traded with Gilliam merchants on Tuesday. Several attended L O O F decoration at Arrow Rock Sunday. Miss Lillian Hensick spent weekend with Slater friends. Mrs. B. F. Detmer shopped in Slater Monday. Dr. Shoemaker made a professional call Friday.
James J. Hill argues in an excerpt from Yale College News that there is no oversupply of educated farmers. He says university graduates should apply studies to agricultural industry, combining education with practical farming experience for wealth creation and personal growth beyond the university. He asserts farming can surpass business or professions for those who pursue wealth with the farm in view.
The piece discusses packing raspberries for hind class markets and the reward. It urges careful selection and handling from field to crate, stressing clean homes, tinted paper, and orderly layers. It argues that quality, not cost, drives consumer appeal and profits.
A device by Dr Ciiften F ledge of Clark University proposes converting every garbage can or barrel into a fly trap. The improvised trap uses a loose cover with an opening to a wire screen and a top exit that lures flies inside then leads them to their death.
Don’t sell all the good fruit keep some for home use. The best remedy for pear and apple blight is to cut out and burn affected twigs as fast as they appear. Few realize how fungous troubles rob profits from fruit growing. Spray is advised in the absence of heavy trait.
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