Williston High hears farming vocation talk and contest notes
Mr. Evan Hall of the county agents leads a talk at the Williston High School Chapel hour on the value of agriculture and farming life. The weekly notes report a Declamation Contest with entries by Shikany, Kim, Paschault, Paroney, Rawitscher, Hartman, and others, plus class activities, cooking lunches, and grade attendance highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Hall
Better Farming Movement
Hall
United States
Ms Heart
R. John Bruegger
R. Bruegger
Glee Club
Asher
Buxton
New York Moves to Regulate Farm Markets and Foods
The state creates the Department of Foods and Markets led by a commissioner with a six year term and $6 000 annual salary. The law empowers the commissioner to investigate food costs aid co operative societies issue subpoenas hold hearings establish auction markets appoint licensed auctioneers and publish daily market bulletins with state treasury funded fees and commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
L. E.D
Department of Foods and Markets
Foods and Markets
Commissioner of Foods and Markets
State Treasury
Rich nourishment for undernourished children promotes growth
Too many children are underweight with pinched faces and poor blood. Scote's Emulsion, a pure cod liver oil supplement, rebuilds flesh and blood, boosting appetite and energy. It contains no alcohol and aids growing children, from Bloomfield New Jersey.
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Scote
Scott
Scott Bowne
Bloomfield
N.J
Standardization and Marketing Reform Under New York Plan
Governor Glynn appoints John J. Dillon to head Foods and Markets in New York City. He outlines aims to find profitable markets for farm products and to create an efficient distribution system so farmers earn more and consumers pay less. The piece questions auction market feasibility and stresses need for thorough study of marketing methods before expanding public markets and price bulletins.
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Minal
New York Ole
New York Central Railroad
Dillion
State Department of Foods and Markets
New York State
Glynn
John J. Dillon
Rural New
Zope
New York City
Dillon
Department of Foods and Markets
Farma
State of
New York
Our Man About Town Bids Spring Clean Up Day Idea
Observations urge a town wide Clean Up Day on April first to spruce streets and premises, with residents and workers removing winter debris and improving up-town and alley areas. The note seeks editor support and mentions humane society influence and a grateful reader acknowledgement.
Weary women and the cost of household toil
The piece argues that excessive unpaid labor drains health and happiness from wives and mothers. It urges simpler, humane domestic systems, preserving youth and vitality, and celebrates a wife as the family’s rested, guiding center while noting children grow to see limits and equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Burdette
Burdette
Wise Or Otherwise Why blame a doctor for thinking ill of his patients
A reflective column argues a physician’s skepticism toward patients stems from self knowledge and conscience. It notes that brains may be undervalued by those with few of them and suggests a well trained conscience can endure as long as indulgence lasts.
Unclear fragment hints at payment demand for flour
Fragment mentions paying for Silver Sheaf Flour and a phrase about the house but lacks coherent report or identifiable people or events.
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Bernadine Champion
Bertha Doefler
Katherine Erickson
Fanette Pasenault
Leona Vohs
Maurice van Derhoff
Marie Wanka
Hazel Brenner
White
Webster School
Mamie Marten
Leola Robinson
Ethel O'Toole
Clayton Partsche
Montana
Eva Madison
Norman White
Boston
California
Florida
Lera
Union of Germany
Mass
Humane Society
Chewgum
Elies
Gadabout
Flic
Whole Wheat Milling Company
Jeh
N. D
Carlson
Dussearius Morris Dal’ Aveigneh
B. Metzger, P.M
Sloan
Curtis
Springfield
Charle Hy
Earl Stoan, Inc
San Francisco
San Diego
Sunset Magazine
Sunset Magazine Service Bureau
Whole Wheat Milling CO
M. S. Williams
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