Washington Bicentennial Ironies and Washington Portraits
A lengthy feature reflecting on George Washington's legacy as a soldier statesman and moral exemplar. It surveys new commemorations including stamps, coins, books, portraits, and medals, arguing for measured, nonpartisan interpretation amid ongoing biographical works and public celebrations. It notes the forthcoming Washington bicentennial events and debates over how to honor his varied roles. It references Pay’s biography and the 1933 Philadelphia portrait as part of the era’s commemorative effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Scott Watson
George Washington
Tits “Courtrs
America
Geoggs Wellington
Commleypien
Evary
Snall & Voller
Kemp
Tikes
Waeldington
Wil Lowe
Morels
Washington
We & Soldier
Fe A Provident
Vsa Anand
Herward Pay
Cis
George Wishlogton
W. Williamedn
Philadelphia
Masonic Lodge
Alexandria
Asw
Charles Wilson Pegle
Charles Wilkin Peale
Harriet
Charles Wiles
Houden Bott
Decline in TB Incidence in Shown Cattle Reported
A historic survey notes a decrease in tuberculosis incidents among cattle shown at recent fairs. Officials credit improved herd health practices and stricter testing. The report highlights ongoing vigilance as authorities track TB levels across herds and ages.
Poultry Labor and Feed Costs in Fall Markets
A fragmented historical note discusses poultry farming in fall markets, highlighting feed costs, grain prices, and general profit concerns. It references Maytag, grain, and feed efficiency, with vague remarks on department agencies and agricultural practices relevant to poultry businesses.
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Perryrt
Fragmentary notes on rent, crops, and trade terms
Fragmented OCR text references rent terms in months and perimeters, trade measures, and agricultural notes. It mentions Tar Ananen FL Taylor and various entities like Nexas and WW, with scattered references to gradi Hegarl, Kerians, and Red property. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent events or clear dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ananen
Taylor
Medes Herd
Windeaaney
Nexas
Og Reparien
Metta Vauie
Che Avian Perther
Uey
Mineel
Earlige
Perneh Silo Pals Ail of Corn Crop to Use Aony
A report from Stewart, Color Agricultural College notes corn crop losses due to a drought linked to silo pests. Fire damage and trench work are described as part of field mitigation. Officials discuss barley and wheat impacts with local authorities outlining recovery steps and projected timelines.
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Stewart
Color Agricunaural College
Agricultural Notes on Clover Corn and Seeds
Agricultural notes discuss red clover weed control, protein comparisons, corn prices below ten cents per bushel for feed, and fertilizer use by George Dawille in Maven county Carolina. Soybeans, cottonseed oil, and linseed meal are noted as valuable feeds. A government report mentions olive feed and pure herd animals, with questions about efficiency and yield differences.
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Act Tron Ware
Fay
Chiltigny
Wielsoniy Lurheul
Cotomon
Carey
Clase
Salhy Gory
Ceorge Fuiefax
Xecas
Kanimi
AL Cisi
Nestles
Wien
Tegen
Tony Abneis
Ben Tonely
Ln Trust
Cannes
Fe Alm Wight
Hoelnirge
Sivnied
Simon Enti
Optgiuillan
Natal
Pheas
Poultryman
Benea
Enitig
Napier
Kacr
Neil
Braugiowl
Katie Ffake
Kate
Panilea
George Dawille
Maven
Neri
Earth
Secu
Franco
Hatioin
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