Hanne on the asers a few days this week
In Rural Williams County Hanne has been on the move a few days this week. Several local events are noted including visits, barn work, club gatherings, and birthday dinners. The column records farm life, social visits, sales, and community plans with multiple named residents and places.
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O. Hanne
Weather Bureau Suspends Foreign Reports Amid Cable Disruptions
Washington News Letter reports the Weather Bureau cannot access foreign weather data due to interrupted cable service, forcing abandonment of the weekly bulletin and issuance of a 36 or 48 hour forecast instead. Senate night sessions delay war tax action, cotton relief debates slow adjournment plans, State Department says neutrality does not require probe of shipped goods, and exports rise 32 to 60 percent year over year while zinc factories rush to produce shelter for Europe.
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Weather Bureau
United States Senate
Congress
Department of State
United States
New York
How the Hog Gains in Early Life Affects Feed Efficiency
Dean Henry of Wisconsin compiled data showing younger pigs convert feed to gain more efficiently than older pigs. The study lists feed required per 100 pounds of gain across weight brackets from 88 to 330 pounds, highlighting superior economics when pigs are started early. North Dakota Experiment Station notes April pigs can reach 200 to 250 pounds by November.
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Dean Henry
Wisconsin
North Dakota Experiment Station
Value of Commercial Work in High School
A historical school article argues commercial studies such as shorthand, typing, and bookkeeping are essential in high school education. It cites experts, notes benefits for self discipline and accuracy, and urges keeping students four years to maximize benefits. It also discusses enrollment, classroom logistics, and upcoming activities, including a football schedule.
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James W. Macdonald
Massachusetts State Board of Education
J. Stanley Brown
Joliet
Ilinois
Boards of Education
Williston
Friday football practice and class notes in school
A school bulletin notes football first team practice against the second team to sharpen readiness for upcoming opponents, with other items on Ancient History Greek myths tasks, English IV Macbeth study, Catiline readings, and progress in psychology memory cultivation. It mentions Arthur Wingate’s absence post operation and a new clock in the Freshman room, plus singing classes and sewing group hustle.
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Sidney
Met Juads
Scott
Ellen
Cicero
Catiline
Miss Cooper
Annex
Freshman Notes and School Updates
Bessie Walker is very ill this week with typhoid fever. Evan Johnson has been enrolled as a High School pupil this week. The High School Third Team was
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Bessie Walker
Evan Johnson
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