No Dogs No Cats No Maybe A Plant Or Two
A light hometown column about Joan the farm editor who, despite a petless life, ends up adopting patio tomato plants. A friend gifts a dozen tomato seedlings. a soil spill in her car delays planting but promises a humorous, eventual harvest and a fulfillment of her joked farmer role.
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DE McGlashon
Herald Office
Joan
Grandpa's farm memories of Babe and Doll and more
A nostalgic reminiscence of a farm life with Grandpa's horses Babe and Doll, daily chores, barnyard adventures, and a Christmas wagon ride. It recalls milking by hand during drought, Easter escapades, walnut groves, Cunningham reunions, and family routines from childhood to young adulthood.
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Grandpa
Babe
Doll
Doli
Grandma
Joyce Mendenhall
Olive
Sally
Apricot canning and farm life memories from Kansas
A collage of reminiscences recounts apricot canning with 40 quarts, trading eggs for sugar, and poultry wealth. It recalls rural summers milking cows at dawn, fieldwork by lantern light, and late 19th to mid 20th century farm routines in Iowa and nearby towns, including education, family tales, and lime kilns in Peoria.
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Peoria
Weaver and Dean
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