Back to the Farm Slogan Sparks Vermont Letter
A Vermont writer to a New York paper argues the back to the farm slogan, detailing how urban demand drives prices and urging farmers to stay independent. He contrasts urban and rural living, noting farms provide steady supplies of beef, milk and vegetables, while city life relies on markets and trusts.
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Armen
New York
Lesa
Shompene
Wink Vanvustick
Ty Tavety
Amd
Bell
Lime Spreader Invention Builds Farmland Aid
A New York farmer describes a homemade lime spreading machine built by modifying an old mowing machine. It uses five collars on a shaft, heavy iron components, and a force feed mechanism to distribute lime or ashes, with a galvanized bottom and adjustable false bottom to regulate flow.
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New York
Bopper
Bolt
New Variety of Fruit Emerges from Yakima Valley
A new fruit variety named peeott appears to have originated near North Yakima Washington. Two unnamed workers independently developed it, calling it a peach apricot or tweeo the pe téh. The fruit is smaller than a peach yet ripens earlier than peaches and strawberries, with a fine flavor and bright yellow color, promising early market value.
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Yakima Valley
Yakima, Wash
Endler
Lower Valley News Highlights Local Happenings
Community notes from Lebanon area recount relocations and visits, farm activity, and cemetery work. Mrs. Ralph Philhawer returned home after hospitalization, while Caspar Sutton moves to Fare ersville and farm labor shifts accompany family moves. The Lebanon Township committee approves metal finger boards at crossings and a new fence for Lower Valley Cemetery is awarded to Knox Fence Co.
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Califon
Altes
Eugene Apgar
Abrahame Philhawer
Cligton
Mawird Smith
Vorney
Lower Valley
Abpaluim
Cokesburs
Cora Tayloe
Cabiton
Tia
Ana
Crovitt
Spruce Kun
Uunavale
Cartin Miler
Witis
Tattitliglon
Casper Sutton Nigive
Fareersville
Mai
Hue
Alar
Anna Crogar
Sonny Woebling
Daniel i Fritts
Pleagist
Greve
Ann Savers
Dilys
Meron
Tlinbert
Smith
Woodson
Kiam
Knox
Lebanon
Ratph’ Philhawer
Lester Amar
Walter
New. York
Lind
Low
Weelkort
J. Topkings
Brooklyn
Pixtor
Lower Valley Presbyterian Church
Wm. Wack
Sanday
Lower Villers
Wack
Hich Bridge
Steward
Gow
Vetels Stlothing
Naight
Elish Bridge
Fairmount
New Germantown
Caliten Orchestra
Olus Runkle
Eagens
Runkle &Engens
Apgar Bros
Fannie J. Anderaon
Ahr
Jas, Anderson
Mit
Crewe
Raymond
Sigmon
Wihilard
A. J. Apear
al” Callton
Bigmound
Ottg
Wilson Fisher
Porterstown
Peter Robinson
Calton
Lower Valles
Local Notices of Moves and Illness Across Town
The column lists residents moving within Hackettstown and surrounding areas, including Mrs. Susan Moore relocating to Arte Lake, Mrs. Clinton Freeman of Belvidere and her daughter’s death from pneumonia, and several families visiting relatives, with community members recovering from illness and moving between Irvington and Osborn farm.
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Dad
Nathan Holt
John Lusk
John Holt
Enoch Doyle l
Pennsylvania
Susan Moore
Arte Lake
Meri Tichener
Irvington
Sarah M. Poyer
Clinton. Freeman
Belvidere
Freeman
Local Notes From Mountaly Lake and Surroundings
Mountaly Lake area reports social visits and family gatherings. Anderson and nephew John Batley visited Washington and spent time with Miss Pittenger of Phillipsburg. Cousins and relatives attended at Lake View Farm and with Frank Allen. Further notes mention Mrs Wim Dalrymple and daughter visiting with Mrs Hari Shaffer in Butta ville.
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Mountaly Lake
Tazalo FR. Anderson
Misa Pe Ford
Washington Satur
John. Anderson
John Batley
InMie Pittenger
Phillipsburg
Lake View Farm
Frank Allen
Ren
Mrs. Ruckmen
Montrose
Irs
Wim. Dalrymple
Mra
Hari Shaffer
Buttaville
Phillipsburg Notes from North Main Street and Local Distress
Saalarities and incidents populate Phillipsburg and nearby towns as reports note measles outbreaks at streetside homes, a town doctor treats patients, and several deaths occur. The piece mentions community figures like Clyde Leller and Mrs. Davey Stymer, church members, railroad employees, and local families facing illness, injury, and bereavement across Green’s Bridge, Sammie, and Yonkers.
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Phillipsburg
Dalrymple
Chieves Morrow
North Main Atreet
Barton’ Putin
Bite
Skirry
Fowlle
Fayette Tract
Lehigh Valley
Trakinain
Beltle
Penn Danelion
Clyde Leller
Lene Darhett
Sammie
Martie
Revirthur
Staway
Pam
Miss Margret
Aston
Pennsylvania Railroad
Daveb
Pere Streete
Tawar
Comets
Cen
Lathorin
Lathorin Chorely
Fourtomneh Street
Mary
John
Bane
Geo. Wreek
Faury Cooner
Muse
Anil Raderel
Cooney
Mercer
Wasyl Arorog
Yonkers A. Y
Lashigh Valley
Hiack
Marri
Colelong
Grade Weihien
Stan Triaction Co
Philadelphia
Sarah H. Morris
Capt . Morris
Green’ S Bridge
James and Lee
Easton
Chas
Brady
Chambers
Allentown
Ilens Frine
Milford
Del
Furniture sale frenzy draws shoppers with low prices
The store touts added floor space and wide aisles with an ample assortment. All goods are clearly marked in plain figures, often a quarter to a third lower than at other places, inviting crowds to compare and buy.
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John Howers
Warren
John Bowers
Warrens
Macqasad
Aubgeribers
Nia
John
Tl Bowers
A. Bowers
Isia
Carload of Bedroom Suits Attracts Attention
A seller advertises a carload of bedroom suits in striking styles. Prices range from $20 to $90, with two bright piles at $24 and $30. The catalog promises fashionable options and strong value for home furnishings.
Buffets and Sideboards in Fine Furniture Sale
The ad touts a selection of buffets and sideboards with low prices and bold discounts. Prices range from about $14.50 to $75.00, highlighting several price points and savings.
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Ouhiers Hive
Our Carpet Department invites you to view many rug styles
A local advertises a carpet department with many rug patterns for all rooms. It promotes wool fibers matting styles Crex lighting and over sixty patterns plus borders for odd sizes. It invites visits and tail payment options.
An Honest Hares Trade
A fragment recounts a dispute over a horse sale where one party claims misrepresentation. The buyer asserts the seller boasted of a perfect record, while the other denies inquiry into the horse’s past.
Fragmented OCR note on syrup brand and usage
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a syrup product from California Fig Co and mentions use when a Tasative is required. It references beneficial effects and notes syrup composition at 22 percent.
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California
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