Iowa State Horticultural Society Meet Des Moines Program
The thirty ninth Iowa Horticultural Society convention will be in Des Moines mid May. Lectures cover fruit tree grafting, forestry progress, and landscape gardening. Sessions include joint meetings with Farmers Institute and a national horticultural delegate report. Papers by professors and experts, with limited duration talks, will address fruit culture, strawberries, plums, and ornamental horticulture.
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Iowa State Hortiultural Society
Des Moines
Capitol
Tw Farmers Institute
Mulgay
Suciv
Laws Path and Forestry
Des Moises
H H. True
Edgewood
P. F. Bunny
Stormake
W. Greene
Davenport
Elmer Reeves
Waverly
Pint
Brink
Giffmell
Farmers’ Institute
Departnent of Agriculture
Pink and Torentiy Association
W. T Richey
Albin
C. G. Biodbet
Mr. Pleasant
J. P. Anderson
Charles
F. Uairiner
Osdge
D. F. Ferris
Halpin
J. F. Wagner
Sunbury
Paganes
H. A. Terry
Crescent
Piot
L. B. Pannuel
Ames
FE Lummis
LL. D
Dex Moines
M. J. Wrags
Yaris
J. L. Hanchette
J. D
Sioux City
Charlotte M_ Rug
California
Remigio Rueda
Soto
Max Mosier
Harriette
Bess Blackburn
iMiss Ora Brandt
Georgetta Winer
State College
Annies
Mlingis
Misouri
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Mannexgla
F. O. Harrington
W. & Monger
CR Bechile
CL. Ventrous
A. T. Erwin
J. C. Ferris
Hapipren
National Conference of Horticultural Society
Spraaffs
W. A. Burnap
Phillips
West Salem
Wis
Iowa
Hordentrure
Hinkley
Mt. Vernon
William Jangham
Cedar Rauids
Cader
Eugene Secor
Forest
S. Briley
Consiana
Hoodoo engine with spook among its terrors
Halifax readers recount a belief that Intercolonial engine No 239 is cursed after a fatal Moncton wreck. Engineers say the engine has a death roll of thirteen and refuses passenger duty, while sightings of a ghost and a hired worker rumor fuel superstitions about its doom.
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Halifax
Moncton
James McAuley
Intercolonial Railway
Tover Bridge
Pi¢lou
Belmont
leveHef
James McAiley
Oxford
McAutey
Samuel Trider
Wihant Wall
Herow Aon
Miep
Monelon
Meno
Fay
East River Bridge
Leff Pleton
Gisgow
East River
Aincky
Startling evidence for Dr King's New Discovery
Testimonies pour in claiming Dr King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs, and colds is unequaled. A Benterville Virginia resident reports a three year bronchial struggle ended after using the remedy. Free sample bottles offered, with regular sizes at 50 cents and one dollar.
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Dr. King
T. J. McFarland
Benterville
Frank Nadler
Shot Through the Knee Injures Farmers near Corning
In Corning Ja on Sunday afternoon a rifle discharge by Williem Perriman injured Matthew aid vis, crushing through Trav in kneecap and exiting at the back. Both men are well known farmers in the area.
Actors Alliance Faces Church Stage Tension in Chicago
At St James Episcopal church in Chicago the Actors' Church Alliance faced strong opposition within both church and stage circles as it promotes closer church stage ties. A Thanksgiving address by Bishop Anderson and rector Dr James Stone urged unity, condemning Sunday theater closures and urging public education to prevent theater slavery.
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Chicago
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Actors’ Church Alliance
Hown
Im Si. James Church
James §. Stone
Stone
Chicaso
B. Anderson
Deer hunt turns fatal near Rainey River mishap
In Duluth Minnesota Dee Te Ac remark able deer hunting accident near Koorbiching Minnesota on Rainey River leaves three men in danger. Captain John Redman and Hib bard Martin of Fort Frances shoot at what they think are deer and strike workers at a bend cut along the main line. Joseph Blandre is badly wounded with doubtful recovery. One additional man sustains minor injuries as all jump from a car upon realizing they were fired upon.
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California
Fig Syrup Co
Valfornia Fig Syrup Co
California Fig Syrup Co
Duluth
Minn
Koorbiching
Rainey River
John Redman
Hibbard Martin
Fort Frances
Coton Spur
Joseph Blandre
Roosevelt Turkey Story Denied by White House
William Loeb Jr announces that a Boston Herald piece alleging cruel treatment of a Thanksgiving turkey by the Roosevelt children is entirely false. He says the turkey was prepared for dinner, another live turkey was shipped to Oyster Bay, and no such incident occurred at the White House. Departments will bar those responsible from information access.
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Washington, D. C
William Loeb Jr
Roosevelt
White House
Boston Herald
Vose
Vuss
Messrs. J. Back & Go
Llwaukee
Oyster Bay
Harmyard
Herald
William Loeb, JR
Kentucky Farmers Turn To Milk Drinking Amid Drought
In Louisville on December 1, it is reported that Kentucky water shortages have shifted farmers from using water for bathing and toddy making to drinking milk to quench thirst. The practice is noted as a temporary measure tied to the ongoing drought affecting stock and daily needs.
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Louisville
Kentucky
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Aries
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