Personal Notes From Reliance Recorded Events and Visits
May 13 notes report Frank Gruver visiting Staunton Virginia B Mrs ok ty traveled to Strasburg to see her ill father Greene. Sunday visitors at Miss Halverie include Mr and Mrs H Id ae and Lola rg lildred. Galbreath visiting relatives in Lexington and Rolla Virginia. Miss Mack spent last week in tendepeick with Mr and Mrs W R Widmyer. Margaret Steele returns home after teaching Gore Virginia. Christian Endeavor service at Sharon United Brethren Church was well attended. Rev G J Keezle visiting his parents in Elkton with Mrs Keezle. Mrs B Fo Gt Sho id gutters with a broons spending time with Mrs B a Hiltingey in Fame me Wey. Thelma Cooley and Milena fre W. 10 Cooley visited D G Cooley in Berryville.
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Reliance
Frank Gruver
Staunton
Ok ‘ Ty
Strasburg
Greene
Halverie
H. Id. Ae
Ligtle
Lola Rg Lildred
J. c * Myers
Aes
Mops
Ley
Galbreath
Lexington
Rolla
Ma’ Ick
Tendepeick
W.R. Widmyer
Berkeley Ie
Elkton
B. A. Hiltingey
Thelma Cooley
Mil.ena
Cooley
D. G. Cooley
Berryville
Sage Tea Hair Dye Promise Vanity Restored Overnight
An ad touts Wyeths Sage Tea Recipe improved with other ingredients as a darkening hair dye sold at local druggists. It claims gray hair vanishes after one or two applications and promises luxurious locks within days, while noting it is a cosmetic not a medical cure.
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Wyeth
Methodist Bishops to be Elected at Hot Springs Conference
The Methodist Episcopal Church South general conference at Hot Springs Ark May 15 retires Bishop Hendrix of Missouri and Kilgo of North Carolina and will elect five new bishops. Rev Dr Charles D. and Rev Dr J Howard Wells were named as possible appointees. First general conference to seat women as delegates and debaters. Proposal to limit bishop tenure to four and eight years was defeated amid debate.
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Hot Springs
Ark
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, Sovith
Euné R Hendrix
Ae City
Hn C. Kilgo
Char- N
Charles D. Te Hescisco
Morgan Horse Wins Laurels in Mounted Service Endurance Test 1921
The United States Department of Agriculture booklet highlights Castor the Morgan horse of the Morgan Horse Club of America as one of few finishers in the three day mounted service endurance test. Castor carried 245 pounds nearly one third of his weight with only a 12 percent weight loss, despite being the smallest horse in the contest.
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United States Department of Agricul
Horse Glub of America
Jareret Morgan Bots Red
Heb, Asa
Ekeena Pro
Camp Alfred
Wall
N. J
Washington
Morgan Horse Club
Morgan Horse
H. H. Reese
United States
Morgan Horse Farm
Middlebury
Eradicate Mites and Lice in Hogs
United States Department of Agriculture experts warn external parasites, hog lice and mange mites, injure pigs especially in unsanitary pens. Dipping with crude oil or lime sulfur offers best control and the bulletin Hog Lice and Mange details methods, plans, and free issuance.
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United States Department, of Agriculture
Feed Brood Sows Boosts Pig Development Before Farrowing
The article advises feeding brood sows a high protein diet when pasture is unavailable. It suggests alfalfa hay wheat shorts or tankage to support the piglets during the final 60 days of gestation, emphasizing the importance of nutrition from now until farrowing.
Feed the Suckling Sow for Maximum Pork Gain
Farmers are urged to feed the sow liberally with clean quarters and provide good housing to ensure rapid pig growth. Monitor for disease and parasites and avoid overfeeding corn. Alfalfa or clover can be fed profitably to support fattening.
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Ypinsture
Gorn
Mud Free Pig Yard Advised for Health
Guidance urges maintaining a dry pig yard to minimize mud and improve hog health. Farmers should provide drainage and solid surfaces to reduce mud exposure and assist handling.
Building Up Sows For Farrowing
Sows thin in flesh should have their feed gradually increased so as to be in good condition before farrowing.
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Handley School
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H. F. Byrd
Handley Library
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Chicago
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