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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1909

Page

9

Secretary Wilson Fights Summer Fallowing Tradition

Secretary of Agriculture Wilson leads a national effort to end summer fallowing a three year cycle long used by grain farmers. He and experts seek plants to retain soil moisture, add organic matter, and improve dry western lands while the department tests legumes and grasses for drought resilience.

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Covenant Tent Close With Discipleship Talk

The Covenant tent near ends Sunday services with Rev Tyler Dennett speaking on the qualification for discipleship and noting this will be his last service before leaving for distant work. Dr Woody Mill will deliver the concluding sermon on the first Sunday in October, with Wise Fiers McGilcon and others returning to sing. About 2000 people are estimated to have attended the sessions this summer.

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Washingtonians Push Measure to Remove Botanic Garden Fence

Washington citizens draft new appeal to Congress urging reintroduction of a 1800s bill to remove the crumbling seven foot wall and rusty iron pickets around the Botanic Garden or fund their replacement. Public protest grows as the Grant statue nears completion and obstructed views upset visitors and local leaders.

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Washington National Garden Fence Sparks Debate Over Access

A debate centers on removing a wall around the garden to open access in the National Capital. Proponents argue open grounds would attract more visitors and improve the garden’s appeal, while opponents fear insects and tree damage from winds and visitors.

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Has Respect for Our Flag Apology Specal to The Wast welo

Fragmented OCR text discusses apologies and politics, referencing a ceremony or reception tied to American flag respect, figures like Cait Mogle and Jim Moetaglian, and a Boston Globe connection. Details are garbled, with unclear dates and roles, but centers on a flag related political gesture and an office transition.

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