Fourteen-Point Program for Good Refrigerator Use
The Farmer's Wife Magazine outlines a practical guide for household refrigeration. It covers size choices for a family of four or five, optimal placement for easy access, cleaning, defrosting, air circulation, and organizing foods by type including meats vegetables fruits and odorous items. It emphasizes keeping shelves spaced for airflow and using appropriate containerware to preserve freshness.
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Restler
Abell
Vavier
Farmer's Wife Magazine
Livonia Social Notes From Toallas Visitors and Local Trips
Miss Nelia Fenner of Toallas Texas and Mrs Golda Oak land of Topeka Kansas visited Mor day night and Tuesday with their aunt Mr and Mrs Ben Haver. Mrs Ella Hinerman spent days ay with her daughter Mrs Heven Nappels. Fvith Hart visited Wednesday evening with sister Mrs Ruth Gatlin. The Livonia Pieni event is planned for August 4567. Mr and Mrs low Baquet and Mrs Roy Snedigar visited Elmer Snedigar in Bloomfield Iowa. Mr and Mrs True Ashmead traveled to LaBelle to see the new grandson son of Mr and Mrs Junior Ashmead. Mr and Mrs Ben Hayes visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs David Forbes. The Baker, Hayes, Brown and Crawford families spent time with Orville Blankenship and family. Basil Tade and family of Centerville, Jane Tade and Arthur Iade and family of Lendale and Wren Leonard Tade and daughters of Lancaster, Harold Tade and family, and Albert Tade and daughters visited the Tade home Thursday. The Blankenships and their son spent Sunday with his brother. Mrs Hertha Crawford’s mother Molly of Oklahoma visiting. Jack, Bobbie Joann and Manilyn Snevtigaro of Bloomfield visiting grandma Snedigar. Mrs Dodson has a new cooperator. Mr and Mrs Jeerawford and daughter of Rahoka Mo visited with their son and Mr Richard Crawford Sunday. Mr Partin of Grayeville not a business caller here Saturday.
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Nelia Fenner
Toallas
Texas
Mra
Golda
Oakland
Topeka
Kanaas
Ben Haver
Ella Hinerman
Heven Nappels
Fvith Hart
Ruth Gatlin
Low Baquet
Mra Roy Snedigar
Elmer Snedigar
Bloomfield
Iowa
True Ashmead
LaBelle
Junior Ashmead Hewi
Kaldieruman
Ben Hayes
David Forbes
Bill Baker
Hen Hayes
Fold Brown
Lasyalrawford
Sun
Orville Blankenship
Basil Tade
Centervide
Jaoe
Arthur Iade
Lendale and
Wren
Jeonard Tade
Lancaster
Harold Tade
Albert Tade
Tade
K Blankenship
Bons
Hlankenship
Hertha Crawfords
Moly O
Oklahoma
Jack Bobbie Joann
Manilyn Snevtigaro
Snedigar
Dodson
Jeerawford
Rahoka
Richard Crawford
Partin
Grayeville
Home Makers Club and Social Gatherings Highlight Week
Community groups and families host meetings and dinners across the week. Mrs Fon L Grabosch welcomes the Home Makers Club Friday. a Father's Day dinner is planned with Mr and Mrs George H Davis and relatives. Miss Mary Sheely marks her 15th birthday with a party Friday night. Miss Freda Alice Culler prepares to leave for Creston, Colorado Sunday. Local clubs include Pinochle and Suits Us Club gatherings, and multiple dinner events feature extended families from Milan and nearby towns.
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George H. Davis
Davis
P. G. Hickman
Mary Sheely
Freda Alice Culler
Creston
Colorado
Aid meeting at Mrs Smith home with social planned
The group met at Mrs Clyde Smith Messra Ione Haan and Art McKay hosted assistants. Elsie Bohannon read scripture. two songs were sung. An ice cream social was planned for the church next Tuesday night. Water prayer was said, lunch served, and attendance included members and visitors. Mrs Dorothy McKay notes next meeting with Mrs Thos McKay on July 5th.
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Clyde Smith
Messra Ione Haan
Art McKay
Elsie Bohannon
Thos. McKay
Dorothy McKay
Powersville Notes Visitors and Local News
Leona Peterson of Oklahoma visits her mother Mrs Nan Pauley while Mra Talbar Allen of Moberly plans a summer stay. The cemetery association dance Saturday night drew good crowds. Mra Hayworth and daughter from Corydon were Powersville shoppers. Mr and Mrs Millard Warren of Seymour visit relatives here. Ray Simmons recovering, able to walk streets again. Mra F I Watson and daughters Norma and Erma visit Mra Ervin Snyder. Claud Brewer of Rock Island, IL spends weekend with father T C Brewer. FE C Hume hosts homecoming dinner with Everett Hume family, Donald Hume family, Wayne Hume, and Harry Hume present.
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Ray Simmons
Mra
F I Watson
Norma
Erma
Ervin Snyder
George Novinger
Glasgow
Montana
Claud Brewer
Rock Island
University survey weighs student religion and behavior shifts
The University Prese Bulletin reports on a survey of 213 students finding that prayer is valued for problem solving, church attendance lags as a morality indicator, time management and study load hinder living up to ideals, and parents remain top religious influence. Most favor less church emphasis and more service, while 64 percent oppose banning moderate drinking.
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Staar Moet
Bible College
Kawaga
Lloyd Douglas
Link
Knatian Conduey
messu _ Univerity
New Mortgage Law Enables Property Trust and Rental Plan
The article explains a new law allowing a mortgage holder and owner to enter a three year trust arrangement. A local conciliator acts as trustee to negotiate a mutual satisfaction agreement while preventing foreclosure if payments are not met, with rent set as a fair rate. If no agreement is reached, foreclosure may proceed.
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Cone Farm
Icon
Constitutional
Lorenso Jones
Trict Federal Court
Diane
Helene
Opers
Reme Court
Longest Words in English and Beyond
A survey of extraordinarily long terms from various languages and fields. It notes honorificabilitudinatibus at 27 letters in English, cites 81 and 80 letter chemical terms, a 36 letter German word, and a 181 letter Greek dish name, with casual reference to the simple word hash for the dish.
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Eas
Schutzengrabenvernichung Automobile
The Travels of Rev Lorenzo Daw in Connecticut
The narrative recounts the travels of the Rev. Lorenzo Daw in Connecticut before rail and steamship. At 25 he covered 1500 miles in 72 days delivering 184 services of two to three hours, averaging about twenty miles and three sermons daily. He continued this pace for seven months, often traveling barefoot. He ranged 7000 to 10000 miles yearly, preaching to 600 to 700 listeners annually, visiting England and Ireland on trips with remarkable hour by hour preaching marathons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Daw
England
Ireland
Sugarcane Growth Upends Southeastern Agriculture
Observers note potential for rapid development across Southeastern states including Florida with rising demand for citrus, vegetables, naval stores, and newsprint from local timber. Federal and state scientists showcase sugarcane cultivation, signaling an expansion of sugar production and market access for regional growers.
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Florida Everglades
Everglades
Florida
Refinery Cost Comparison Sparks Mixed Outlook
A brief note suggests refinery costs are lower than most fractions of a cent, arguing that Cuba should be encouraged rather than discouraged. The fragment hints at policy or economic debate but lacks clear entities or dates.
Incomplete Probate Notice from 1337 Proceedings
Fragmentary OCR notes show a probate attestation by J. T. Morgan, with a seal, dated the 14th day of June, 1337, mentioning Marcus and administration. The legible portion lists a date and official, but crucial details are missing.
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Hetios
Marcus
J. T. Morgan
Guardians Notice on George Anton estate administration
Letters of Administration were granted for the estate of George Anton Jusans on June 7, 1937 by the Probate Court Missouri. The undersigned is appointed guardian with seal and attested by Probate Judge J. Morgan.
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George
Anton
Missouri
J Cifers
Guardien Atte
J. T Morgan
Trustees Sale Notices In Putnam County Missouri
Trustees declare a sale on July 10 1987 at Unigoville Missouri between 9 am and 5 pm for cash of the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter section 14 township 60 range 14 containing 40 acres more or less in Putnam County Missouri due to a deficit in the bas proper instrument in writing L B Proffer successor in trust 4714
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Trent
Ap Accord- L. BE
Executor's Notice for Bell Estate in Putnam Missouri
Letters of Administration granted May 24 1937 by the Probate Court of Putnam County Missouri to William A Ledford executor. Claimants must exhibit within six months for allowance or be barred. one year from letters to avoid further claims. Attest T Morgan Probate Judge. Unionville Republican.
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Joseph M. Bell
Probate Court
Putnam County
Missouri
William A. Ledford
T T. Morgan
Lished
Unionville
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Elmo Miller
G. W. Summers
Down Summers
C. E. Halley
Jess Davia
Lois
Don Summers
George H Davis
Joel Summers
Albert [Ake
Ralph Fuller
Kansas City
Kansas
Suits US
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Mra S H_ LIoder
Keneth and
Misa Manion
Milan
Orde
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Choate
Schick
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Unionsille
R V Densilee
J H Bain
O S Mumford
C Tennant
G Cisco
Eleanor Cisco
Lawrence Redard
Jas Young
Has Kennedy
Harry Meek
M Cosner
M Chiaatian
T HO Loughead
Roy Maller
Kansanity
Wesley Chapel Aid
John Sowell
Dothan
Ala
Sowell
Iga
Lee Ry
Powersville
Comstock Merc. Co
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Aero ‘Rene
Generz
Maggard Electric Co
Harry Sinclair, Jr
Consolidated Oil
Lincla
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Fredric Hunt
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Deering Service
McCormick-Deering
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