Rev Irl R Hicks Alive Not Dead In Washington Letter
Our Washington letter reports Reverend Irl R Hicks, famed weather forecaster, is alive and active. It notes his new Almanac for 1902, his long career, and praise for his accurate forecasts saving crops. advertisement for his Almanac and yearly journal from Worp and Works Pub. Co., St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irl R. Hicks
Hicks
Ilis
Worp Ann Works Pub. Co
Locust St
St. Louis, Mo
Preservation of Native Birds and Animals
An article argues for creating preserves to protect native birds and mammals in the United States. It warns against introducing foreign species and notes the gray squirrel and songbirds have suffered from hunting and habitat loss. It highlights deer returning to abandoned New England and New York farms as evidence of natural recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Vander
New England
New York
State Health Board Circular on Smallpox Vaccination
Indiana state health board warns of winter smallpox virulence and urges universal vaccination and revaccination. It outlines safe vaccination practices, risk comparisons, and notes no danger when using pure vaccine lymph, stressing ongoing vaccination for public protection.
Palo Alto Entertainers Hold Puritan Themed Meeting
The Palo Alto Entertainers met at Mr. and Mrs James Anglin home for a Thanksgiving Puritan style event. Governor Bradford Miles Standish John Alden Priscilla and other prominent puritans appeared in costume and a six table supper followed with rotating seat changes and a playful shell game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Anglin
Bradford
Miles Standish
John Alden
Priscilla
O’brien
How to Raise Early Potatoes
Farmers can profit by raising early potatoes by planting on sod or prepared ground. Place seed on top and cover with straw two feet deep, then let winter storms compact it. Potatoes emerge three weeks earlier than spring planting, giving an early start in spring. Worth trying on a small scale.
Studebaker Family Chronicle Tells Growth of Great Manufacturing Firm
Funeral notices for Clem Stude note the Studebaker Brothers Manufacturing Company survives with J. M. as a key member. A condensed family history traces origins from Pleasant Run Ashland County Ohio to South Bend Indiana, detailing early capital, migration, and the company’s rise as a leading manufacturer. The late figure served as a National Republican delegate in 1880 and held posts including U S commissioner to the Pan American Congress and World’s Fair president in 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Stude
South Bend
Studebaker Bros. Manning Company
J. M
Pleasant Ric
Ashlond County
Ohio
Studebakers
Pennsylvania
Purchas
Chicago
United States
Indiana
Fragmentary sketch questions everyday life and origins
The excerpt critiques how people assume home is their base while fact sources show everyday items like socks, shoes, and goods come from distant places such as New York Boston Rhode Island and Kansas, highlighting a fragmented view of national manufacture and origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Rhode Island
Kansas
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Silver Lake
Cali
Joan Leonard
E. E. Haworth
Electro-Therapeutist
Claypool
J. W
Hawley & Son, Contractors and Builders
White Anchor
Marion
Chas. Wells
E. B. Flavien, M. D
Optician
Central Drug Store
Ind
Adam Stout
J. C. Cavender
E. Stout
Adam Stout & CO
Silver Lake, Ind
Brethren Church
Young People's Christian Union
J.q.ciixe
Utreran Church
U. P
HU. L. Greenawaur
U.S and
U. S. Patent Office
Washingtsa
OUR
Washington
Irl R
Capitol
Washington, D. C
Congress
Senate
House
Iuuse
Philippines
Its
Board of Health
Peorle
Palo Alto
Great Nehicle Manufacturing
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