Siemingham Grape Meeting and Nursery Tour Report
Last Tuesday afternoon about 26 men gathered in the vineyards of C. D. Powell north of Axtel to prune grape vines and peach trees and discuss culture. Participants included F. A. Maher C. D. Powell A. B. Todd G. A. Munner I. Mose N. F. Gilliam demonstrated pruning of an neglected grafted apple tree. G. A. Runner of the U. S. Dept. of Agriculture spoke on grape culture and outlined life histories of leaf hopper moth root worm and rose chaffer, noting weak points in each life cycle.
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C. D. Powell
Axtel
Tol
F. A. Maher
C D. Powell
A. B. Todd
GA. Munner
I. Mose
N. F. Gilliam
G. A. Runner
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
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Grave Alice Poem Draws attention at Birmingham horticulture meeting
The event features speaker Harold Pickett of Clyde discussing orchard observations and practical fruit growing tips. The gathering starts at 8 PM with Clyde associations and Grand Army circles noted among attendees.
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Birmingham
Harold Pickett
Clyde
Pickett
Musers
Pear Bright Work At Michigan Station Observed
Mr Runner visited the Michigan Experiment Station where pear disease work is set out. They advise scraping out cankered limbs and disinfecting with mercuric cyanide before painting with linseed oil and Bordeaux mixture. Blighted twig ends receive no treatment.
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Runner
Michigan Experiment Station
Dr Albert F Snell Offering Private Treatment in Cleveland
Formerly Of Snell's Private Sanitarium the doctor treats chronic diseases and deformities of men women and children. Special attention to catarrh stomach diseases nervous debility and womb troubles. Consult this eminent doctor for hopeful diagnosis and nonoperative care if possible.
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Wong
Snell
Resignation of Washington Gardner Ends Notable Public Service
Washington Gardner resigns as United States Commissioner of Pensions, ending a long career of public service. A Civil War veteran born in Ohio, he joined the 65th Ouro infantry at sixteen, was wounded, studied law, taught at Albion College, and later served as Michigan secretary of state before rising to pension bureau chief under President Harding. His resignation marks the close of a historic tenure.
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Washington Gardner
United States Commissioner of Pensions
Gardner
Pension Bureau
Harding
Morrow County
Ohio
65Th Ouro Infantry
Grand Rapids
Albion College
Michigan
Con
World War II Medal Confusion Spurs Veteran Claims
Gunnery Sergeant Gordon Charsla of the Marine Corps demonstrates mastery of machine guns and automatic rifles, able to assemble and disassemble blindfolded. Former servicemen may wear foreign and United States decorations with civilian clothes. Fewer than half of the 6,900,090 American soldiers have claimed the Victory medal for overseas service and domestic duty.
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Gordon Charsla
Marine Corps
United States
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Snappy Service
Broad St
Philpott
Broad Street
Alice
Bress
Grand Army
Real Aspark JB
Conly
Joseph Kuwasih
Sheffield
David Robunson
CW. Davis
Lorain
Butcher & Drake
Jacob Erno
Ridgeville
John Grunda
Newberry
Elyr
Yvon Stevanovich
Lesnold Koba
Shefherd Land Co
John H, Laughlin
Clarence
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Alice Longfellow
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Ming Longfellow
Alnne
Elyaia
Albert F. Snell
Snell’s Private Sanitarium
Elyria
Elyria Hotel
Erie Building
Cor, Ninth and Prospect Sts
Cleveland
R.M Summers
Piano
Earl Court
HE. M. Andress & Son
Lot
Hengartner
Joram
Renouard Coat & Sipply Co
L. G. Witbeck
Wellington
Yellow Jacket
Kentucky
Meg
Inter -City Coal Supply Co
Malcom Court
TAN and Patent
Silvertown Cords
The
Robinson-Hancock Co
Mune
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