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September’s Quote of Month

September’s Quote of Month

by · September 1, 2026 · 0 comments · Feature Article

American History September Anniversaries

September 5 252nd Anniversary of the first session of Continental Congress (1774) September 7 Labor Day –Always first Monday in September September 9 Congress renamed the nation “United States of America” (1776)   September 11 Patriot Day – 25th Anniversary of 9/11 attacks September 13 Always observed first Sunday after Labor Day Grandparents Day September 18 Congress establishes the U.S. Air […]

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Beekeeping Depictions Date to 4,500 Years Ago

Beekeeping Depictions Date to 4,500 Years Ago

  Editor’s Note: Hard to believe but life is teeming around us. The latest excitement regards the bees. We knew we had bees going in and out of our house near the garage, we just didn’t know how many we had. We called a beekeeper who was more than happy to help re-locate the creatures. It turns out we had […]

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Who Was Toby Fillpot?

Who Was Toby Fillpot?

By Maureen Timm There are many theories in regard to how Toby Fillpot was brought into the world as a character. The name “Toby” was used originally to describe jugs which were made in the form of a seated male figure in a tricornered hat. He usually held a beer jug on his knee and sometimes held a pipe or […]

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The Collectibles – of Labor Day

The Collectibles – of Labor Day

By Robert Reed Then hail to labor! everywhere, Honor to those who do their share. Labor Day poem by Clara Denton, 1928 Long unnoticed, the collectibles of the Labor Day holiday are gradually gaining in recognition. After all it is an event that has been celebrated nationally since the latter part of the 19th century. Some true treasures of the […]

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