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Grave results show 86 percent clearance
Local update reports an 86 percent clearance rate for a recent measure, with strong showing from multiple groups. Officials emphasize progress and ongoing efforts to complete remaining tasks. The report notes continued attention from community organizations and partners toward timely completion.
Family Tates Beset By Love And Property Debates
In a slice of domestic life, Kate weighs moving with Andy and caring for her aging mother in law. Ives, a Hardware Store clerk turned broker, debates the right timing and people to trust with land and a future for Hope, hoping for a stable place by the lake. The tension centers on family harmony, finances, and who should shape their next chapter.
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Jenpy
Harbisonville
Granny
Chicago
Kate
Wilton
Andy
Sgs
Asher
Pioneer
Ives
Embrace of a swamp life reshapes Harbisonville family
Kate Ives reveals to her mother and daughter Hope that she and Andy will move to a quarter section of state land with a two room cabin. They plan to relocate soon, facing hardship and new independence while Granny asserts strength and hopes for supportive neighbors and a future Leatherstocking myth. Dave learns of the news from his father as plans unfold toward a long awaited pioneer life.
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Kate
Ives
Gertrude
Wilton
Wes
Lakem
Andy
Harbisonville
Potton
Harbisonville. Pe Cungalow
Hope
Mita Ubed
Granny
May
Oreig
Manni
Bie
Andrew Ives
Newcastle
Wall Harbison
Harbisonville Bank and Trust
Wall
Harbison
Kate Ives
Sears
Priscilla
John Alden
Dave
City Wholesale
Horses Dangerous When Near So Speak Before Approaching
The National Safety Council warns horses are among the most dangerous farm animals with three times more serious accidents than other livestock. Farmers should inspect and maintain harness and equipment in spring, avoid sudden moves, and approach horses only after speaking.
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National Safety Council
NSC
Carbide tipped mower blade sharpener on market
New England Carbide Tool Company introduces a field usable mower blade sharpener. The carbide tipped tool sharpens blades without removing them, saving time and labor. a steel shank carries a cemented carbide tip that smooths burrs after sharpening.
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New England Carbide Tool Company, Inc
Milk study finds more consumption by boys than girls
A recent study on teenagers in city and rural high schools shows teen boys aged 15 and over drink more milk than girls. Over three days, 39 percent of boys consumed a quart daily while only 2 percent of girls did.
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Crural
Ad for a Plus Size Summer Frock Pattern 842
A two piece frock pattern for larger figures ideal for warm weather. It features a comfortable yoke and contrasting sleeves with front closure finished in soft scallops. Pattern No. 842 available in sizes 34 to 46 and requires 4% yards of linen with contrast.
Simple pattern for baby dress slip and romper
Pattern No. M1 offers sew instructions for a puffed sleeve dress a slip and panties for sizes 6 months to 4 years. Size 1 uses under 2 yards of fabric for dress and romper about a yard for romper with notes on fabric size and pattern printed inside the book. Spring and Summer designs featured. 25 cents.
Plenty of Room For a Subdivision Across Four States
The article notes a hypothetical house spanning New Mexico Arizona Colorado and Utah with the bedroom in New Mexico and the living room in Utah. It explains the plan would place the home in inaccessible Indian territory far from inhabitants, serving as winter grazing land. The four state line, surveyed by E. N. Darling in 1868, meets at the 37th parallel and 109th meridian.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Utah
Indian Territory
E. N. Darling
First Aid to the Ailing House by Whitman
Home repair Q and A column covers removing sticky plastic table cloth residue from varnished surfaces with light benzine, avoiding finish damage, and safe wax touch up if needed. It also advises consulting a qualified electrician or radio serviceman to stop radio interference from an oil furnace, noting the furnace on the main floor without a basement.
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Ike
Amy
W.T
Ery
Wer
Dobbin
Su Hen Lo
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
South Wells St
Roger C. Whitman
Fleischmann