Local Bowbells Notices and Social Roundup
A verbose collection of village social calls, visits, dances, and family news from Bowbells and nearby towns. Names include Hansen, Mitchell, Nelson, Carlson, Peterson, Jessen, Sloan, Gerard, Speise, and Snikert with events at Kenmare Niobe Powers Lake Pipe and Bearny. Reports of births, eye specialists, threshing crews, church services, and small ads for a 320 acre farm.
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Powers Lake
Harry E. Polk
Lawrence Lareen
Frank
Bowbells
Fred Hansen
Vanita
Lillian Hansen
Fred Johnson
Local Social Notes From Westminster and Bowbells
Westminster residents and neighbors share visits from D G Hillisland D F Bair and Mary Bair with Bowbella and Bowbells households. Many gatherings, chairing Needle Craft outreach, game nights, and a late night luncheon are described alongside church services and family visits.
Harrington coal mine manager ill. rushed to Kenmare hospital
The Harrington coal mine manager fell seriously ill Monday and was moved to Kenmare hospital Monday evening. He underwent an appendicitis operation Tuesday morning with his wife at his side. Dr. Fuller of Bowbells attended and advised immediate hospitalization.
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Gar Aetek
Alek
Stanley Coons
George Coons
Adolph Hellesylth
Fuller
Bowbells
Harrington
Kenmare
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Surest way to have garden next spring
The guide explains building a hot bed and cold frame this fall to start a spring garden. It covers choosing a framework of boards and sash or light canvas, sizing 3 by 6 foot hotbed sash, frame heights, ventilation, glazing with putty and glazing points, and a 12 to 14 inch pit. Leave frame protected, bank soil, and fill pit with leaves to prevent freezing for an early spring start.
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Apple Pomace as Cattle Feed From Vermon t Experiments
Vermont station reports apple pomace waste from cider production makes good cattle feed. Light feeding initially helps cows adapt, with up to 85 pounds daily possible. Each ton supplies six pounds nitrogen, five pounds potash, and two pounds phosphoric acid. consider near cider pomace availability and reasonable price.
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Frank Caroline
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Olger Ferm
Bert Smitha
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Bert Smith
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Marian Felch
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Gayheart Peterson
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Merle Coons
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Joe Hemistone
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