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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1911
Page
16
Other Late Arrivals are invoices of recent products from the Silk Wool and Cotton Weavers rooms and the Port Colden store guards the new array of dress fabrics with strong protection.
Fragment reads as a damaged listing with Mathilde references to names and items. It mentions a school and various brands or products, but lacks coherent actions or clear events.
The obituary notes Joh Trost a 70 year old former horse farrier of Stewartville died at home with his daughter Sandy and other family nearby. Rev Mere Perris of Harmony officiated the funeral held yesterday at Mazen cemetery. The case mentions a court matter about a cement company asset dispute seeking reversal.
Local notices describe church meetings, charity events, and upcoming exhibitions in Easton and nearby towns. Advertisements promote furniture, art catalogs, and show catalogs from Bush & Bull and Miller’s. Community members reference church dinners, delegations, and educational talks with dates and venues.
The article discusses the role of agricultural education and the farmers institutes as practical extensions to liberal studies. It highlights the United States Department of Agriculture, the aim to serve farmers, and the spread of institutes, women’s clubs, and home science programs across the U.S. and Canada. It includes a detailed, though odd, description of a cheap seed planter and its construction using common materials.
A fragment discusses a benevolent farmer eager to help others and urges more charitable landowners. It mentions spreading gypsum or land plaster to improve soil, noting standard amounts and benefits for releasing potash and boosting fertility aboard farmland.
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