24 Aug 1916
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Newspaper
Three Lakes Page
Location
Three Lakes, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1916
Page
1
All accounts from January 1 1915 will be passable to the New North Printing Co Rhinelander Wis for processing and record transfer.
A snippet shows scattered times and abbreviations such as 10:06 A.M. 9:57 A.M. and 11:45 A.M. with a dash and a minus sign 243 P.M. indicating unclear scheduling data. The fragment offers no identifiable persons organizations or locations to anchor a full item.
The 16th annual state convention of the Retail Grocers and General Merchants Association met in Kenosha, with delegates credentialed for a total readership and plans set for 1917. Officers elected included M Slattery as president and J S Coe as secretary, as resolutions urged changes in state and federal laws and a trading stamps bill.
State of Wisconsin Oneida County Court probate notice announces regular terms on September first 1916 and January first 1916 for Clara Iingan to seek administrator appointment for Charles Hagan estate. Creditors must file claims by January first 1917 or be barred. Dated August 10 1916. Judge F Steele presiding. Charles P Smith Jr attorney.
Farm notes advise alfalfa growers to monitor for bloom as a cue to harvest and regrow crowns, with caution that blossoms can lag. Recommendations urge timely cultivation, preventing sun exposure on potatoes and protecting tubers. Sudan Grass discussed as an annual forage, noting sowing rates and drought tolerance.
The article notes watchful advancement of potato buds and advises cutting crops at first sign of buds to avoid setbacks. It stresses deep cultivation before plant emergence, warning against root injury, with frequent weeding to restrain growth and maintain soil conditions.
A gardener warns of frost risk in sunny, hot days and deep shade periods. Dry air and high radiation help frost damage. water sprays at dawn or dusk can protect crops. Vegetables likely to suffer include melons, squash, tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, and pumpkins. A little evening care may save the crop.
The quip notes genius as sustained effort and warns the line between failure and success is often thin. It recalls how many give up just shy of progress and suggests perseverance, patience, and minor extra effort could yield achievement.
Fragmentary OCR note describes Runciman and Hentey, writers of sen farera and stugglers and poachers, a bitter fall with W. E. Hen fey ley dying in Leston, a message to Henley in Edinburgh, and Henley taking a train to London to find his friend Sead.
An OCR fragment traces wallpaper trends from early Spanish and Dutch papers to velvet hangings and gilded styles around 1600. It notes a century later newer paper forms appearing in issue and mentions scattered use in homes, with decor evolving over time.
A fragmented quote appears to discuss age and perception with a mock dialogue about Elsa, suggesting skepticism of aging in a terse remark attributed to Fluegeodig Biastter. The readable fragment centers on youth and judgment.
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