Couple offers trailer home on farm for cow milking
An old Portland Oregon advertisement notes a couple with a liveable trailer house seeking a farm setup in exchange for milking one cow. It highlights a rural exchange arrangement with a picturesque surrounding.
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Right Grain Seed Boosts Northeast Crop Yield
Cornell plant breeders say northeastern farmers could raise grain yields by 10 to 25 percent by planting the right varieties of wheat oats barley and corn.
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Shower for Havre teacher delights community
Havre residents Mrs. Clara Cannon Mrs. Ivy Wittmer and Mrs. Margaret Wisele hosted a surprise mixed shower for Visited teacher Verena Graber now Mrs. Wayne Itting. Children and guests gathered at the Havre school with stories readings from new books and Easter egg hunts. Gifts were revealed from a large white parasol basket as Mrs Bitting guessed each package. Refreshments of fruit salad and cookies followed. Mrs Arch Connon attended from Oregon as Mrs Bitting nears two years of teaching in Havre and prepares to move with her husband to a farm near Wyman.
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Ivy Wittmer
Margaret Wisele
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Verena Graber
Wayne Itting
Carl Chalupa
Stanley Smith
Lee Hisele
Cecil Lauber
Arch Connon
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Sea Bright Lawn Turf Import Ties Historic Club to England
The Sea Bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket club in New Jersey used turf imported from England over five decades ago, linking the historic venue to its world tennis legacy.
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Sea Bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club
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First Daily The First Daily Paper In The U S Issued
A report notes Philadelphia issued the first daily newspaper in 1783 marking a milestone in American journalism. It highlights the early press name and the significance of daily editions in disseminating news to readers nationwide.
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Philadelphia
Untouched stretches of Australia’s wide gold belt
A government report notes that most of Australia’s 2000 mile long by 300 mile wide gold belt remains undisturbed and unexplored, highlighting vast mineral potential across remote regions.
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Australia
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