Braddock Heights News Highlights Affected by Weather
August 12 Braddock Heights notes a large crowd at the pavilion dance and moving pictures in the auditorium. Tonight the vicirola dance returns to the Pavilion. The Avalon hosts a weekly porch party. Hotel Braddock recovers activity while numerous locals and visitors arrive from Baltimore Washington New York and Philadelphia. Valley View Cottage fills with roomers as Catochin Lodge gains a yellow colonial exterior and a new driveway. Mrs. Hines of Baltimore visits Braddock Heights and returns home. Mr. D G White of Braddock Heights travels to Baltimore on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Avalon
Ttes
Braddock
Leo Dorsey
Edith Kieth
William H. Whitford
Robert D. Mc. Curdy
Baltimore
J. H. Poole
N. A. Dent
Washington
E. C. Shriner
J. Fitzpatrick
New York
H. P. Warfield
Dantel Baker
Joseph Baker
J. Edward Smith
Strausburg
D. P. Lawton
Jessie Lawton
H. E. Tried
H. B. Davidson
W. H. Ellis
Chase
John Jordan
Virginia
Richard H. Thomas
J. H. Holland
J.H. Taylor
Philadelphia
Valley View Cottage
Williamson
Misa Williamson
Washington Cottage
Harper's Ferry
Catochin Lodge
Charles E. Hines
Baseball Scores From Yesterday's Games and Standings
American League results show Chicago beating Cleveland 2 0 in the first game. Cleveland batteries include Cleotte and Schalk. Chicago’s pitchers include Wolfgang Mayer and O Neill. National League games featured Philadelphia over Pittsburgh 5 4, Brooklyn 3 Chicago 2, and St Louis 3 New York 2. Federal League reports include St Louis defeating Pittsburgh 4 2 and Chicago splitting games with Brooklyn 9 2 in the first and 5 3 in the second. Standings list multiple clubs with winning percentages across the three leagues.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Wolfgang
Mayer
Mitchell
Collamore
O'Neill
Cleotte
Schalk
Morton
Gan
W.L. PC
W.L. PG. Athletics
Boston
St.Lous
Washin
N.york
Detroit
Clevelna
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Alexander
Kfer
O'Toole
Conzelman
Gibson
Brooklyn
Ragan
Miller
Humphries
Vaughan
Bresnahan
Archer
New
Ames
Clark
Tyler
Gowdy
W.L
Philada
St. Louis
Brookin
Cincinti
Pittsbig
Federal League
Fittsburgh
Brown
Simon
Barger
Derry
Seaton
Land
Hendrix
Block
Johnson
Bluejacket
Houck
Chapelle
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Kasserling
Rariden
Guinn
Jack c
Conley
Russell
iNard
Warren
Kansas City
Buffalo
Schultz
Blair
Stone
W.L. Pgi
St.Louis
Brook
Kan.Cty
Indianos
Pitistre
Creamery operators urged to raise milk quality and output
The piece urges creamery operators and patrons to improve dairy care and methods. It argues success hinges on clean, high quality raw material, better handling, cooling, and more timely deliveries. It outlines steps for operators to educate patrons, use personal visits and circulars, and promote herd improvement, records, and ration planning.
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Department of Agriculture
Pertinent Facts About Countries Now at War
A survey of Balkan states and major powers outlines population, area, languages, and railways. It covers Serbia post war expansion, Austria Hungary structure and leaders, Russia’s vast empire, Germany’s size and railways, France and its republic status, and small states like Luxemburg and the U.S. mentions Rhode Island and Delaware areas.
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Servia
London
Pennsylvania
Belgrade
Nish
Monaster
Austria-Hungary
Kingdom of Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Vienna
Budapest
Pwo
Francis Joseph
Franz Josef
Austria
Hungary
Texas
Bosnia
Herzegovina
Russia
Poland
The
Caucasus
Siberia
Asiatic
Finland
United States
France
China
British Empire
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Warsaw
Odessa
Kiev
Czir
Nicholas 1
Alexia
Alexandria
George V
Germany
Reichsland
Berlin
Greater
Hamburg
Leipzig
Munch
Dresden
Cologne
Breslau
Alsace
Lorraine
Bii Ag
Connecticut
Great Britain
Paris
Marseilles
Lyons
National Assembly
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Poincere
Luxemburg
Grand Duchy
Rhode Island
Delaware
Marie Adelaide
Charlotte
Poultry Industry Growth in East Tennessee 1900-1913
The Morristown district saw poultry shipments rise from about $25,000 in 1900 to over $2,000,000 last year. A cooperative drive by Morristown’s board of trade, the Poultry association, and the Farmers’ club spurred farmers to upgrade facilities, adopt purebred stock, and invest in incubators. A four month contract paid 30 cents per pound for broilers, leading to over 600,000 broilers delivered to Morristown packers and sold to Southern, Eastern, and Northern markets. The drive, plus sterile egg farms, aims to further expand, with the goal of making East Tennessee the nation’s leading poultry region within years.
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Ita
Tennessee
Roger Miller
East Tennessee
Morristown
Morristown Board of Trade
Poultry Association
Farmers’ Club
Board of Trade
Takkere
Board [of Trade
the Poultry ]Association
Del
Cub
Cahvas
Focal
Unese
United States
Mississippi
Cantelou Case Echoes Cholera Remedy Claims in Claren don
A Texas notice cites L L Cantelou and I J Cantelou in Claredon as resembling many cases using Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Vesara reports wife’s months long bowel illness improved after two bottles and full recovery. Advertisement notes sales by dealers.
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I. J. Cantelou
Clarendon
Texas
Vesara
Chamberlain
All Dealera
The Home Canner Saves Surplus Fruits and Vegetables
The home canner provides an important aid on the farm by saving waste from perishable fruits and vegetables. It offers a method to preserve surplus produce for winter storage or sale when markets are not ready to take the harvest, reducing spoilage and ensuring food on the table.
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Sunsun
Deadly Cutworm Threat to Western Kansas Wheat
Kansas State College entomologist confirms the common clayback cutworm is the pest harming wheat in western Kansas. Article explains detection, migration, and preventive measures including summer plowing, volunteer wheat control, dust barriers, and bran mash treatments, plus detailed alfalfa and straw recommendations for soil health and crop protection.
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Kansas
George A. Dean
Kansas State Agricultural College
Cure or Kill Trees and Better Whitewash For Orchard Health
The article urges immediate action against diseased or insect ridden trees to prevent spread to neighbors, recommends cutting and burning if curing isn’t feasible, and offers a whitewash recipe using cheap soap to gloss make paint-like wash. It also advises against combining orchard crops with hay on the same land, advocating sole orchard focus and hay production elsewhere.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tristate League
Reading
Trenton
Rbatteries
Ramsey
Voelzle
Wood
PCA
Wilming
Alienta
Che Hewa
Superior
Harrer
L. L. Cantelou
Missouri
Sikeston
Somme
Frederick, Md
Namie Hesse
Yale
Norfolk
Young
Chambray
Jack Dunawat
Vbw
Holland
Ebert Hardware Co
James A. Long
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