Man in Conn Sells Cream and Dairy Produce Amid Dairy Boom
Edwin H. Clark of East Morris Connecticut operates a dairy near 20 cows and 140 acres, selling 400 to 500 quarts daily with creamery profits as high as 80 dollars a month for patrons. He ships neighbors’ cream, owns a large barn, windmill, and several outbuildings, and emphasizes the advantages of cream selling, including home dairy use, cattle improvements, and steady markets. He notes milk handling, pasture, and careful pasteurization discussions by The Rural New Yorker, detailing costs, equipment, and methods to ensure quality dairy products.
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Edwin H. Clark
East Morris
Conn
New Yorker
Thug
Lesine
Clark
Lie
Arek
Ar Vach
Montreal
Local notices from King County and vicinity
Sunday services were canceled at Astlee due to the pastor’s absence. The issue notes health struggles of Nora Cramer and Misa Nury, updates on the creek area, a new icehouse at Scook Brothers, and various local events including a church wedding, football games, a fever outbreak, and community meetings with names of residents and places such as Darby, Urbana, and Rockville.
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Meic Nor
M. Beach
Astlee
Han —Mies
Nora Cramer
O. J. Snook
Shoalee
Misa Nury
Judy
Scook Brothers
D. J
Uuica
Saturdey
Tivea
Creayuratowo
Loy
Frederick
Baltimore
Utlea Lutheran Choir
Tsat
Mrr
Willfrind Buner
Harry Houle
U. S. Publicasury
Georgetown College
Rockville
B. Lydanne
Wm. Reading
Rossel
J. B. Brewer
Teachers Association
Wm. Simpson
Satunday
Alaboma
Catra
Illa
Benj. Riggs
Latonsville
Clreult
Alf. Fairall
John MccCormick
Moesers, Parrall and McCormick
Dawronville
Roy
Peneca
H. Waters
Wim. Baker
Buckeyatown
Jas
Jones
W. J
Williams
Nathan, White
Thomas Darby
Fair View Remimary
MaDocecy Svenue
Garthernburg
Bammit
Boygar Somes
Font
Heater Purdam
Darnestown
Pat
Mra
J. O Echinn
Tle
End . GU. H. Waters
Missaret
Mie Lee -Darby
William L. Lewis
Kensington
Benera Church
O. H. Waters
Lewie
Misses Grace
Louies Batley
Linda Jones
Mises
Mary ” Waters
Ratolia Perece
Arty
Catone
Latimer
Det
Heddes
Lewis and Brown
Mrv
T. Berby
L. Aliwett
G. Allaatt
Wiottia
Mrs. Lewis
Nary Ee
Education for Roads and Taxpayer Involvement
An embedded lament on road funding and taxpayer education argues for paid roads or labor taxation to repair clay routes. The piece references Pennsylvania's 600 mile border along the Delaware and urges short road sections in towns to spur local investment and better statewide highways. It stresses clear, immediate action and the need to inform taxpayers about road economy.
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Rua Duka
Evry
Pennsylvania
United States
Delaware
Bustikillon Point
Park Jervix
N.Y
Maryland Highways Costs and Rural Tax Debate
A garbled column discusses road funding in Maryland and statewide repair costs. It references taxes, farming costs, and public debt, with stray mentions of New Jersey and local figures. The text also briefly notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy used by a McKay family member.
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Maryland
Goeby
Dana Wiphont
Tide Techeetebad Wendie
Steysim
Tate
New Jersey
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Wiliam Brown
Christian Endeavor
Ricilard Kenfauver
Joseph Thoms
Mles Ada
Slater
Mira Thomas Stup
St Urbana
Eilder D. Gibbon
Henry Remsburg
C. Thomas Remsberg
West
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A. N. Cramer
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Rata Mong
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