The Story of Our States Pennsylvanias place in U S history
The text outlines Pennsylvania as the second state to ratify the Constitution, its large area, the name meaning Penns Woodland, and its royal grant by King Charles II to William Penn. It covers origins, early settlements, the Keystone nickname, Delaware control, Mason Dixon line origins, and Penns role in politics and geography.
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Pennsylvania
New England
Malone
New Jersey
Penn
Charles II
Willan Fenn
Admiral Penn
Stock Creek
Washington
Georgetown
Battlo
Econgress
New York
Willy Penn
America
Philadelphia
Penhyylvanta
Duke of York
Delaware
Maryland
Nason
Dixon
McCluts
Your Garden Week by Week Vegetable Growing Notes
A horticultural column discusses classifying fruits and vegetables, vine sensitivities, and planting timing for cucumbers melons pumpkins and squashes. It covers spacing distances three to ten feet, frost risks, season timing for picking, and varieties suited for early and prolific yields under warm nights and favorable conditions.
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Sue
Aeledon
Montreaarket
Bonds That Don’t Sell Dominate Public Improvement Finances
Four dollars in bonds await sale by investors as public improvement bonds flood the market. Many projects stall because bonds stay unsold, forcing disposal at loss. Bond firms seek higher commissions, delaying sales and keeping rates favorable to buyers over par.
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Des Moines
Early squash varieties and storage tips for home gardens
The notes describe growing greens and pumpkins with emphasis on soil, fertility, and patch hiding. It highlights Improved Tom Watson and Old Connecticut Field as famed for pies, Mam moth for prize-worthy giants, Giant Summer Crook Neck, and the Late Proved Hubbard for winter use. It also mentions vitamins in summer squash and quick maturing types ready in sixty days.
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Tom Watson
Connecticut
New England
Farmer Proposes Wild Fowl Trade to City Markets
A farmer argues that breeding wild geese pheasants grouse and quail should be permitted to supply city shops with meat and breeding stock. He contends many nonhunters would buy wild fowl if accessible and prices compare favorably with farmed poultry.
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Haman
Farmers Use Breeding to Save Wild Bird Heritage
Farmers are rapidly increasing breeding of game birds for food as an industry. Breeders double yearly for years, many farmers, despite numerous game laws, are helping preserve wild fowl. The Supreme Court recently ruled that migratory bird law does not bar private breeding and sale for food, prompting organizations to defend breeders.
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United States Supreme Court
Farmers Urge Local Co operative Selling Agencies
Stock Marketing Committee of 15 meets with Farmers’ Live Chicago on April 7 to press for local cooperative livestock selling agencies on terminal markets. Officials from Equity Co operative Exchange and Farmers Union Nebraska argue better price stabilization, cheaper handling, and improved service will result from farmers controlling key selling channels.
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Ak Ina
Farmers' Live
Chicago
F. Einboing
Equity Co- Operative Exchange
South
Paul
C. He Withey
Omaha
Farmers’ Union of Nebraska
Exch
Mers
Soi
Forest policy debate clashes with lumber interests
Forestry Association argues for a national forest policy while the lumber industry sustains vast output. The piece notes annual lumber cuts, urban indifference, and the tension between sentimental forest love and economic demand, warning of urban shortage and imminent impact on growing trees.
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Bis
Forestry Association
United States
Hono
Boss Tutt
Local Notes Highlight Residents And Visitors Across Town
Woden residents and nearby towns report social visits and callers on Tuesday and Sunday. Names include John Smith Buttals Center. Ray Valley Britt. Dirksen family Mason City and Forest City. Dr Frederickson Pat Baack Fred Kammeler Art Nelson Charles Christensen. Dave Barron Buffalo Center. Heiko Stohr Garret DeBruyn. Bertha Tegtmeyer. Margaret Lawler. Arva Cunningham baby arrival. Wauk home visit. Woden helpers Joseph Austin Titonka. Ormsby families Britt. Lawler Vitonka. John Krieger funeral. Paul and August travelers. Minnie Wilder. Otto Kramer Buffalo Center. Sam Barron. Walter Dirksen family. Dorothy Dirksen. Mrs Dirksen’s mother. Albert Dirksen Appleton. Paul Atherton Crystals Lake. Nellie Bushman Primaries.
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Woden News
John Smith
Buttals Center
Monty
Ray Valley
Wi W Dirksen
B. H. Dirksen
Mason City
Heiko Stohr
Garret DeBruyn
Buffalo Center
August
Wauk
Margaret Lawler
Arva Cunningham
Bertha Tegtmeyer
H Bode
L. A
Bone
Clara Rosath
Lake Mills
W. D. Ray
Iowa City
Joseph Austin
Titonka
Breen
John
Thomas Ormsby
Britt
Ludeking
Mr. Krieger
Rela- Lawler
Vitonka
Duan
Carrot
Albert
Forest
City
Paul Baaek
Freg Kammeler
Chas
Christensen
Otto Kramer
Sam Barron
Butefalo Center
Walter Dirksen
Dorothy
Gdrner
Dirksen
R Makéy
Woden
Wiz
Lou Matern
Wes
Appleton
Minnesota
Mrs. Atherton
Son
Paul
Crysts Lake
Nellie “Bushman
the Primar
Ab. Lawler
Aee
Sweet
Yce
Vera
Cooperation urged by Senator Ladd before 175 representatives
Senator Ladd of North Dakota told about 175 university college and liberal club representatives in Cambridge on April 5 that lack of adequate laws and transportation hindrances hinder farmers marketing their products. He urged cooperation, organization, and business methods to protect agricultural interests on par with other industries.
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Senator Ladd
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Ladd
North Dakota
American Legion Pushes Iowa General Assembly Reforms
The American Legion reports passage of 39th Iowa General Assembly measures including tax exemptions for veterans up to 600 for WWI and 3000 for Civil War veterans, veteran employment preference, a veterans bonus ratified in 1922, Armistice Day declared a legal holiday, and US and Iowa civics in schools. One boxing legalization measure failed in the senate. Also notes seed potato delivery from C J Hangen Titonla.
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American Legion
39Th General Assembly of
Iowa
wWorld
Civil Way
Sato
United States
Legion
Senate
Ownership Statement and Local Classifieds From Titonka Topic
Statement of ownership and publisher Les D Wolfe for Titonka Topic dated April 14 1921 includes bondholder detail and publication figures. Also classifieds list for sale farm produce strawberries plants and hatching eggs from Titonka Iowa with contact notes and prices.
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Les D. Wolfe
Titonka
Kousuth County
Towa
Mergenthaler Lindtype Co
New York
Wolfe
Wim, Boyken
Notary Public
Rfart
Wesley
Iowa
Soog
Ross
Burlington
Biack Langehang
D.A
Shulta
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Food Mar
American Legion News
Rudy
Ohio
Mirg
C. J. Hangen
Titonla
B. A
Paunkuk
Titouka
Tandaf
Ty ‘Cobb
Detroit
S. B. French
Titonka, Towa
LST Pear
Jorin
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