Timely Hints From the U S Department of Agriculture
Practical guidance on making ice cream from rich mixes and disinfectants for poultry, with notes on summer feeding, harness care, and tuberculosis control in fowl. Recommends cresol and carbolic acid solutions, post mortem testing, and disposal of diseased birds, plus cleaning and disinfection of the chicken house.
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North Central States
Calendar of dances and events across wards and schools
The article lists a long sequence of dances balls plays and social events calendared for December January February and March across East and West Ward groups and affiliated clubs including Home Economica M I A Gleaner Girls Drama Christmas Ball Grand Ball School Dances and the California Players. It notes a separate note about elk hunting permits on Cedar Mountain with only fifty percent success and mentions Grandma Lowder recovering after a near death incident.
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American Legion
East Ward
Daughters of the Pioneers
California
Valentine Ball
Ground Prepared for Planting After Cleanup
Instructions call for moving to clean ground if practicable with plowing up lots and runways and reseeding to a grain crop.
De Soto Snake Catcher Performs Barehanded Demo
In De Soto Wisconsin Jo seph Wilson known as the rattlesnake blog displays barehanded handling of rattlesnakes. He straps a big den snake around his neck and arms for an hour amid protest from Dr. A T Andrews and village officials who ban further stunts inside town limits.
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de Soto
Wis
Joseph Wilson
Mississippi
Dever Boas
Wiisap
Big Rock
Iil
Willson
Wilson
A.T. Andrews
Mule and Donkey Still Hold Their Own in Spain
Madrid reports a slow decline of horse drawn carriages in favor of cars. Old wealth still keeps grand carriages and blooded steeds. mules and donkeys remain common, steadily hauling heavy loads and clinging to traditional muleteer methods.
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Spain
Madrid
Mexco
Cortez
Judge Rules Citizenship Seeker Must Wear A Neck Tie
In Fitchburg Massachusetts Chief Justice Walter Penney Hall presided over a naturalization session where Evangelos J. Ghenes appeared for citizenship papers without a necktie. The judge ordered him to obtain a tie before proceeding with the oath.
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Fitchburg
Mass
Walter Penney Hall
Evangelos J. Ghenes
Drawbridge Watcher Upgrades a 50 Cent Fare
In Green Bay a lumberjack calmly perched on a girder as a boat passed under a raised drawbridge. He paid 50 cents to the bridge tender for no apparent reason and then continued with his day.
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Green Bay
Wis
Leing
Woman in Handcuffs Swims Across New York Harbor
Mrs. Lottie Minnie Scheemmel swam manacled from Seventy Ninth Street to the Battery in a daring river crossing. She wore cuffs once used on gangster Gerald Chapman during his execution imprisonment.
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New York
Lottie Minnie Scheemmel
North River
Seventyninth Street
Battery
Gerald Chapman
For Sale and Advertisements in Parowan Times
Reader advertisements offer a three room home for sale in Northeset corner of town for $500 with easy terms. Also lists wood for sale sawed or unsawed by John S. Mitchell Parowan and sawed wood delivered at 350 a hundred. Gold popcorn for sale at Sea quatt Lamar Orton Parowan. Two city lots for sale with no encumbrances through Dr G L Hyatt. Subscription invitation for The Parowan Times as Christmas present. Printing services available for name printed on greeting cards. Dark Japanese popcorn available. Owen Matheson in Midwatley on business.
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Northeset
Clarence Stevens
Times Office
T. M. Gurr
Grave epitaphs get light treatment by Rhode Island doctor
A Rhode Island doctor plans to have the words This is on me engraved on his grave marker, joining a tradition where grave subjects receive humorous or casual epitaphs. The Times notes such inscriptions are more common than expected and points readers to an illustrated feature Here Lies by Elmo Scott Watson for examples.
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Rhode Island
Bua of the Times
Elmo Scott Watson
Parowan Times fuels Wyoming family’s winter woes
A Lovell Wyoming reader notes weekly Parowan Times sparks family disputes over who reads it first. He mentions plans to visit Parowan blocked by heavy snow and reports returning from Denver with three carloads of sheep to market.
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Parowan Times
Times
T. Morton Adams
Lovell
Wyoming
Cueck
Bratton
Parowan
Denver
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