Fort Collins to Breed an American Carriage Horse
Denver reports a government stud at Fort Collins under Dean Carlyle aims to develop a typical American carriage horse. Carmen the Morgan stallion leads nineteen high breeding mares with thirteen colts on pasture, as experts seek speed, endurance, and robust bone for a one in twenty-year program.
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Denver
Roosevelt
Colorado
Fort Collins
Dean W . Carlyle
Colorado State Agricultural College
Thomas W Lawson
A D Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
Carlyle
Europe
Walter H Olin
James Huntton
Fort Collima
Plains
Rocky Mountains
Western
Fort Collina
Carmen
Hutton
A Morgan
George M Rommel
Curis
Lowr
Coolorado
Tighenor
Chicago
Tichenor
Carmonia
Morgan
Carnegie
Monitor Mall
Glorious Thundercloud
Lawson
Beieve
George M. Rommel
Washington Centennial Lodge Funeral Notice
Special notices announce a funeral for late brother B T Trueworthy Jr to be held Monday July 1 at 7:30 pm. Members urged to attend. The notice is issued by C BR, DUFOUR, M D, Muster, J and relates to Saint Communication of Washington Ce rennial Lodge No. if.
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Washington
B T Trueworthy
Dufour
M. D
Muster
What the Beaver Can Do
A discussion of beaver behavior and habits from Outdoor Life notes their prowess in moving large wood, building and maintaining dams, and living in burrows. It describes seasonal wood-cutting, bark for food, dam construction, and the shifting of colonies, with a note on historical range and recent legal protection aiding a gradual population recovery.
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Maine
Oregon
Northwest
Barber Shop Banter and Aid Work Close in DC
In a northeast barber shop patrons trade wry quips about service and prices while a lively exchange about bay rum liquor and license rules unfolds. Separately, the Aid Association for the Blind reports its fiscal year end at 915 5th Street NW, praising job programs and plans for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turday Mornuganil
Tom Ochiltree
5 Street Northwest
Outing for Haines' Employes at Luna Park
About sixty young men and women from Haines' Titty Stores in One enjoyed a weekly half-holiday outing yesterday afternoon at Luna Park. They spent the early evening dining under the trees in the picnic grounds and later explored the park amusements.
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Haines
Luna Park
Seeds distributed nationwide by Department of Agriculture
The Department of Agriculture distributed 31,778,400 packets of flower and vegetable seeds last year in five packet lots, totaling 7,154,680 packages. Congressional orders drive most requests, with seeds delivered to members who report results. Distributions begin in November and end by April, using regional combinations and contracts with contractors who employ about seventy five workers to produce and package the seeds.
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Department of Agnetic
Department of Agriculture
Dla
Agricultural Department
United States
Congress
Bureau of Plant Industry
Horses Slow to Adopt Stunning Sunbonnets
Washington horses resist Easter bonnets as Humane Society notes fashion over function. A two-storied hat tops trends while funds rise to assist horses, though officials urge owners to buy hats themselves.
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Washington
Humane Society
Harry Lehr
Joghn P. Heap
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Gibson
Oxford
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West
Washington Distributing Agents
Wilkens- Sheiry
Wilkens-Sheiry Printing Co
Owapa Prohrehive
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
St. N.W
Lego
B. B. Earnshaw & Co
George Philip Spearing
Susan Spearing
COLPREN_& FENNING
Century Bldg
Washington, DC
Lottie Shoemaker
Tennessee
Carmon
Georma
Alice Briggs
Columbus
Uncle Sam
Congressman
Department
Tss
Oxfords
Crocker’s
Pa Ave
Purner Gas
A. Eberly's
Potomac Electric Power Company
Fourteenth St. N. W
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