Wood Use as War Measure Urged in Forestry Magazine
The June issue of American Forestry urges farmers and villagers to substitute wood for coal to ease a looming national fuel shortage amid wartime rail congestion. The U S Geological Survey warns of a possibly severe coal shortfall next winter unless proactive steps are taken. Authors estimate 17 states from New England to Missouri could save about 2.7 million tons of coal by using wood as fuel and storing coal in summer, freeing cars for critical needs.
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American Forestry Magazine
Europe
United States Geoloxica
American Forestry
Yillagen
New Vingland
Minnesota
Nwa
Missouri
Three Young Men Confess Murder in Warren
David Yarnell Clyde Croft and David Parfit confessed at a mayor's court hearing to the killing of John Hibler on Railroad Street after dragging him from the Ela depot waiting room. Yarnell said he struck him, Croft choked him, Parfit searched pockets taking 2.06 dollars. Police took them to Warren city jail after the hearing. Nuremburg plans underground tunnels to mitigate Pegnita river floods.
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David Yarnell
Clyde Croft
David Parfit
Warren City
Crowe
John Hibler
Railroad Street
Ela
Yarnell
Croft
Parfitt
Red Cross Meeting At Moravia Grows Local Support
A Red Cross meeting in Moravia at the Presbyterian church added 35 new members after Children's Day exercises. Mrs. B A Donnan and C Ed Brown led the program with Rev S Ordway and the pastor taking keen interest. W E Great was chosen to lead a community membership canvas.
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Presbyterian Church
Moravia
Red Cross
B. A. Donnan
C. Ed Brown
W. E. Great
Ordway
Rice Undertaking Company
Food Garden Drive Gathers Church Aid Across Cities
Nearly a hundred Calhoun University students will farm western wheat belt lands for credit as part of the National Emergency Food Garden Commission effort. West Albany car department workers use a commission primer to cultivate a large tract. President Wilson praises the Endeavor movement and urges 2,000,000 members to join the food garden plan. In Hagerstown suffragists plant vegetables in the city park to boost local production.
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Washington
Calthose University
Wheat Belt
O'Grady
National Emergency Food Garden Commission
Studenta
Studente
New York Central
West Albany
N. Y
J. E. Finklestein
West Albany Car Department
Wilson
Boston
Francis EB. Clark
United Society of Christian Endeavor
National Emergency Food Garden Commission of
Charles Lathrop Pack
Clark
Hagerstown
Washington County
Hageratown
Religious Circles Plan Parlor Events and Meetings
The King s Daughters will host a porch party Tuesday at Mrs W L Deal s residence to knit for the Red Cross with a rain site at the church. Junior league meets Tuesday afternoon with Sabbath a Lighthouse as its topic. Queen Esther s hold meetings with Miss Ade Ine Marshall at 226 Hagelecroft Avenue, Eleston. A Silver tea is planned Wednesday by the Social Union at the parsonage 298 North Jefferson. The Sunday school board plans its June meeting after midweek service. Stephenson circle meets next Thursday with Mrs BD Ly Cole 411 Euclid Avenue. Mothers circle meets Friday at 7 30 with Mrs E C Book 40 Beckford Street. Women s Home Missionary society holds June meeting with Mrs George Greer 408 North Tefferace Street. Porto Rico review led by Wiss Comfort. Mite boxes to be brought. Croton Avenue M E church Woman s Home Missionary society holds monthly meeting Tuesday 2 30. Last meeting of year planned with program and social for Mother's Jewel Band led by Miss Leona Andrews. Epworth Church reports Children s day exercises and a baptism of 17 children by Rev C G Farr. Queen Esther circle to meet Tuesday evening at the church and Friday with Mrs Charles Chamberlain 924 East Morton Street. Fourth Presbyterian: session meets tonight at 8 at the church. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Frank Ringing Hanne Street. Missionary society meets Thursday evening at Mrs Frank Taylor Gardner. Daughters of Isabella: meeting this evening in the Rof hall at 8 with Initiation and Reception for Ladies Auxiliary No ATT RB RT at K of F hall Wednesday at 2 o clock.
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W. Ll. Deal
Echoal
Queen Esters
Ade Ine Marshall
Hagelecroft Avenue
Eleston
The
Social Union
North Jefferson Street
Yehurch
Sunday
Stephenson Circle
BD. Ly Cole
Euclid Avenue
Mothers’ Circle
E. C. Book
Beckford Street
H.C. Stillings
P. Templeton
Women’s Home Missionary Society
George Greer
North Tefferace Street
Pitth
Porto Rico
Wiss Comfort
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Croton Avenue M. E
Mother’s Jewel Band
Leona Andrews
Jewel Bard
Epworth Church
C. G. Farr
Paul Coulthard
Leah R. Stitzinger
Thomas W. Shatter
Thelton E. Potter
Catherine al. Mewis- Hams
Ruth Butler
Wilda D. Leese
Centrice I. Harry
Richard B. Sherbendy
Bertha L. Kray
Leonard R. Cooley
Elizabeth Loner
Queen Esther Circle
Charles Chamberlain
East Morton Street
Fourth Presbyterian
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Frank Ringing
Hanne Street
Missionary Society
Frank Taylor
Gardner
When The Parson Buys In a Dry State
In Denver a cleric in plain clothes asks the county clerk for a liquor import license. The clerk admits the garb and questions the parson’s trade. The clergyman insists the liquor is for sacramental purposes, ending a tense exchange.
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Denver
Col
Nquor
Two Cases Go Before Judge In Morning Session
The commonwealth cases against Norman Hawkins and Frank Burks were heard by Judge Emery after court opened. Henry Yager alleges being struck with a pick handle during a quarrel. James Gross faces larceny of $14. S. L. Clark and Edwin K. Logan defend. All by the commonwealth prosecutes. Canad pays 75 ton for broom corn.
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Commonwealth
Norman Hawkins
Frank Burks
Emery
Henry Yager
James Gross
S. L. Clark
Edwin K. Logan
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