Sheep Shearing Delays and Farm Tips From Lawrence County
Lawrence County farmers are urged to finish annual sheep shearing promptly as wool marketing bids may occur soon. Advice covers dry fleeces, clean floors, proper tying, egg room cooling, and tulip blight control. Additional notes address egg packing, market timing, codling moth spray, sod culture for apples, cover crops, and dairy industry improvements for 1933.
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Lawrence County
Cooperative Wool Marketing Organization
Grand Jurors For June Court Call
The following grand jurors are summoned for the June term of quarter sessions court beginning next Monday. Wm. 8. Baird laborer North Beaver. Harry N. Boots Perry. C. C. Boyd retired Pulaski. F. W. Brown agent 2d ward. A Curtis Cameron farmer Hickory. James E. Canan painter 8 New Castle. Desdemona Colno housekeeper 4th ward. Ada Driver housekeeper 5th ward. Charles Eykin laborer Scott. Wilbur Edie farmer Scott. Margaret Heaney Sr. housekeeper 4th ward. Bruce Love tinworker 24 ward. Grover C. Lytle laborer 3d ward. John W. McKee farmer North Beaver. James 2. Massie mason 4th ward. Ella Moran clerk Wampum. W. P. Moran laborer Wampum. Ralph S. Reed salesman 2d ward. Wm. L. Rice laborer 4th ward. John Sbarro laborer 7th ward. Ella Shuler housekeeper 3d ward. James W. Todd farmer Pulaski. Joseph A. Walters laborer 5th ward. Laura Yoho housekeeper Big...
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Baird
North Beaver
Harry N. Boots
Perry
C. C. Boyd
Pulaski
F. W. Brown
A Curtis Cameron
Hickory
James E. Canan
New Castle
Scott
Wilbur Edie
Margaret Heaney, Sr
Bruce Love
Grover C. Lytle
John W. McKee
James 2. Massie
Mason
Ella Moran
Wampum
W. P. Moran
Ralph S. Reed
Wm. L. Rice
John Sbarro
Ella Shuler
James W. Todd
Joseph A. Walters
Laura Yoho
Big Beaver
Take Care of Eggs to Protect Quality
An old advisory on handling eggs emphasizes that freshness is best and that nothing can improve a laid egg. It warns heat damages quality, urges frequent gathering, and favors wire or open baskets to vent animal heat. Broody hens should be removed promptly to protect egg quality.
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Connecticut
Spray advice to prevent second brood moths in July
Farmers urged to spray trees inside and outside to cover all leaf surfaces to control the june cooling moth. County agent provides information on how to apply the spray, emphasizing June control will be valuable this year.
Improve Milk Quality to Boost Marketing and Health
The text argues that eradicating contagious diseases raises animal efficiency and advocates promoting home dairy consumption to improve family health and reduce milk surplus. It contends that better milk quality will encourage cooperation in marketing, lowering marketing costs and increasing returns.
Singing at Emmanuel Baptist Church Planned for Sunday
The Emmanuel Baptist church Jefferson and Reynolds streets will host morning and evening prayer and song services next Sunday featuring leading church singers. Miss Gladys Thomas and her band practice for an upcoming concert at the church, with Mrs. Carl Wallace arranging a trip to Los Angeles to visit ill aunts. The Wales eisteddfod will be held in Wrestham in August with a Bardic chair from Shanghai. A judge comments on a man who has sued the government, noting the jury will award only if deserved.
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William A. Johns Brython
Emmanuel Baptist Church of
Jefferson and
Reynolds Streets
Gladys Thomas
Mahoning School
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Miss Thomas
Carl Wallace
Blaine Street
Llewellyn
Los Angeles
California
Wales
Wrestham
North Wales
China
Major J. R. Jones
Shanghai
South Wales
Dr Galbraith to Deliver Baccalaureate Sermon
Dr J A Galbraith pastor of Epworth M E church will deliver the annual baccalaureate sermon before the Senior high school graduates in the Cathedral auditorium on Sunday evening June 4. The seniors in cap and gown will occupy a reserved section.
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J. A. Galbraith
Epworth M. E
Cathedral Auditorium
Mule Dies After Tying to Power Line
An article from Aurora Missouri reports farmer Harrison Prulow tied his mules Jack and Molly to a light post. Jack pulled the line and was killed by the shock while Molly fell unconscious. The local light company paid for the mule.
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International News Service
Aurora
Harrison Prulow
Jack
Molly
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