Growth of Farmers Institute Movement Across States in 1909
The 1909 report shows 5014 institutes across 47 states and territories, with 2,098,268 attendees in 15,535 sessions. States funded $345,666 for institutes, and average attendance rose to 146 per session. The report highlights rural women’s advancement and expanded agricultural extension work in colleges and high schools nationwide.
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Farmers’ Institute
Farmers' Instituta
Sthe
Louisiana
Nevada
Alaska
Nawak
Secretary of Agriculture
al College
Massachusetts
Oregon
Oklahoma
Missouri
Vermont
Columbia
Nebraska
Cornell University
Oklahoma College
United States
Game Laws for 1910 and Federal Regulation Review
The article notes Farmers' bulletin No. 418 titled Game Laws for 1910, detailing a comprehensive review of enacted measures, failed attempts, and uniform provisions across states. It describes aims to aid enforcement of interstate game regulations and highlights shipment restrictions as a major factor in protecting game stocks. It mentions states prohibiting export of certain game and, in some cases, all transportation of game.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Farmers' Bulletin
Doing Central America Bulletin Promotes International Burs
Doings in Central America highlight a valuable bulletin on international business burs through a periodical focusing on trade, politics, and regional affairs. The report notes the publication’s influence on economic readings and policy discussions.
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The
International
Burs
Training to Little Ego and Social Superiority
The excerpt argues that study in a society reduces personal conceit by aligning readers with their betters. It praises discipline and humility, suggesting a son be raised to respect professors and authorities, even if that means rigorous effort and occasional harsh correction for his soul and body.
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Thomas
Thackeray
Origin of the Qiaolong Queue Policy in China History
A report claims the Chinese state weighs an order to ban the queue and require short hair for officials soldiers and police. It notes the Manchu dynasty introduced the queue nearly three centuries ago and cites a historical link to gratitude toward horses in the Tang era quest for ties between people and horses.
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Department of State Affairy
China
Dupan Alnil
Soiled Paper Walls and blotting solution remedy
A historical note describes repairing soiled walls by placing blotting paper on the wall and freezing it with motion to remove marks from people leaning their heads against the wall. The technique aims to reduce staining and restore surface cleanliness.
Collection of Batts and Princess Clementine Dolls Displayed
The piece describes Princess Clementine of Ibrahim, Leopold’s youngest daughter, owning a vast and varied doll collection. It includes items from Greenland and Peru, a paper roll from India, Greek dolls with wardrobes, and complete doll houses with furniture, china, and accessories, noted as the world’s most extensive nonvarsal collection.
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Batts
Clementine
Ibrahim
Leopold
Pabyigh
Greenland
Peru
India
Geologist Estimates Earth's Age From Arizona Utah Strata
A Harvard professor William Mortis Davie provides a pew estimate of the earth's age using Arizona and Utah fossil beds as key data. He cites 106,000,000 years as the commonly accepted figure and proposes a revised 60,900,000 year estimate based on local stratigraphic deposits.
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Barth
William Mortis Davie
Harvard
Arizona
Utah
Ward visit schedule lists wards and officials
The document outlines a stake presidency visit to multiple wards including Vernon Ward Clover St John Mercur Crantsville Batesville Lakeview and Med Noy Le with dates noted in October. It names ward locations and officials alternating between communities.
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Vernon Ward Clover
St John
Crantsville
Batesville
Lakeview
Home Missionaries Visit Local Figures and Groups
A fragmented note lists visits or mentions of local residents and organizations including K. Me Atkin, Geo, J. Tate, L. Topolsek, T. Brown, Vernon F, Cassity, Jno, J. Gillett, Gustaver Andersén, HL Milne, Sagera, Shiells, and Batesville area figures. The item references places such as Grantsville and Lake View with scattered initials and dates, indicating scheduling or reporting of church or community visits.
Church Schedule and Services for Kinderzatten
The local church lists Sunday services at 10:00 a.m. in the diateiit Hn house Kinderzatten with primary and theological sessions. The Adult House hosts Theligibus Services at 2:00 p.m. A general invitation is extended to all regardless of faith or convictions. additional meetings include prayer on Wednesdays and Sunday School around 11 a.m.
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LDS
Diateiit Hn
Kinderzatten
Ismediate
Aduet
Chaix Cuie
Methiia
Sun Ktm
Tfa
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Farmers’ Institutes
Agricultural College
Department of ‘Agricultura
Port Saye
Magashe
Corpaing
Central
Americ
Jeng
Central America
America
Ray You
Topols
Tooele
Tooele Building Association
Meeelej Nna
Sofage
AH Commercial Bank Utatit
Tooele Improvement Company
Nevis
Home
Ag Folio
K. Me Atkin
Geo
J. Tate
St. Jehn
Dly
L. Topolsek
BR. T.brown
Wai
Soolberg
Vernon
Sagera
Shiells
Grantsville
Sieh
Silas C Ortme, Veter Clepy, Alvin “A Watts Ward Bidhy
Ghureh
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