Grandia farm visits show horse radish and hops laced history
A June 22 farm tour visits Abe Grandin Walter Grandin W N Clark and Henry Van Zee on the Grandia property. Mrs Grandin age 71 recalls roots of the farm once known as Dr Aiken place with horse radish hops and murdock. The piece notes family ties Roberts of Clark and Grandia lineages, schooling and local memory, plus details on cattle feeding at the 240 acre Clark farm and Van Zee’s Dutch roots and hogs and corn outlook.
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Thurday
Abe Grandin
Walter Grandin
W. N. Clark
Henry van Zee
Tom Clark
W. H. Clark
Dr. Aiken Place
Walter
Vorhees
Grandia
John Grandia
Louis van Toorn
Ott Brummell
Chronicle
Grandin
Pleasant View
Mrs. Brummell
Walter Grandia
Clark
al Clark
Federal Department of Agriculture
Wallace
Holland
Cupid
Mr.Van Zee
van Zee
Mr. van Zee
Hugen
John Hugen
Jennie
Regina
Edna
John
Clarence
Buddy
Caleb at 85 Stays Strong Following God in Faith
An 85 year old Caleb remains strong by faith, showing age is no barrier when devoted to the Lord. The lesson examines trust in Jehovah, following the Godly path, and inheritance through faith, with emphasis on Caleb’s example over the earlier spies and the heart’s youthfulness.
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Israel
Joshua
Gilgall
Caleb
Jehovah
Moses
God
Kadesh
Man
Paul
Christ
Corridor Gossip in the Nation's Capitol
Washington rumors swirl about Roosevelt aides and cabinet shifts with Baruch cited as potential secretary of state or power behind the scenes. Moley, Hull, and Woodin loom in London talks as the administration edges toward reorganization and broader regulatory schemes. Washington braces for personnel changes as the capital charts a path to continued influence and economic policy.
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Washington, D. C
Ladies Aid Society
Washington
London
Roosevelt
Barney Baruch
Mr. Baruch
Cordell Hull
Hull
Professor Moley
Moley
Farley
Fair Traffic Rules for Safe Driving
A compact list stresses speed limits with congestion dangers and signals. It urges signaling when starting turning or stopping obeying signals and avoiding rushing at lights. It highlights stopping at boulevard stops checking brakes and headlights watching for skids and never insisting on right of way.
Be Alert at Railway Crossings and Safe Driving
The text urges drivers at railway road crossings to stop if unsure a train approaches and to prioritize pedestrian safety. It warns against distracting driving and cautions against honking or creating excessive noise in business and residential areas, stressing that pedestrians have the right of safety even if drivers have right of way.
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Wallace
Kipling anecdote sale and refund noted in letters
A humorous episode recounts an American writer who sold an anecdote to a magazine after receiving a letter from Kipling. He later explains to Kipling that he kept the dollar, sold the anecdote for two dollars, and returned half the amount after deducting postage.
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Kipling
Express Train Whistle Controversy At Elm Grove
A furious local man burst into a railroad office to demand that the Elm Grove express, due at 11:15 on Sunday, be forbidden to blow its whistle. The official called it impossible. The man explained the preacher’s sermon ends only when the train whistle sounds, and last Sunday’s express was thirty minutes late.
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Elm Grove
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