Government Dips Cattle To Cure Tick Fever
The article explains new regulations enabling cattle dipping with a medicated bath to eradicate the cattle fever tick. Authorized stations in Port Worth Texas Malmoth Springs Ark and East St Louis Ill perform the treatment. dipped cattle are inspected before release. The process promises health for southern stock and eased trade with northern buyers.
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South
Port Worth
Texas
Malmoth Springs
Ark
East St. Louis
Illinois Dipped Cattle Move Opens Rockford to Trade
The Illinois State board of agriculture experiments with Texas cattle at Rockford and Governor Tanner issues certificates for cattle to be dipped. Applications for dipping stations go to the Secretary of Agriculture for location and construction approval. The bureau of animal industry provides inspectors at each station. The rest of the text recounts a Chicago Inter Ocean fiction tale about a hesitant suitor in Missouri who finally proposes via letter then confirms by telegram.
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Board of Agriculture of
Missouri
Texas
State Board of Agriculture
Ilinois
Rockford
Tanner
Illinois
Secretary of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Joan
Mary
St. Louis
Ile
Cate
Chleago
John
Chicago
Yale Names Arthur Hadley as New University President
Arthur T. Hadley is chosen to succeed Timothy Dwight as Yale University president. A Yale alumnus, born April 16, 1856 in New Haven, he has long taught political science and economics, served as Connecticut labor commissioner, and is noted as a writer and statistician on labor and railroads.
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Arthur T. Hadley
Timothy Dwight
Yale University
Yale
Yalk
Isst
Ile
Dater i
Tow
New Traven
Tle
New Haven
Connecticut
Tie
A Foreign Actress Who Became Thoroughly Americanized
The death of Mie. Rhea marks the end of a remarkable dramatic career. Born in Belgium fifty five years ago to French parents she rose from poverty to fame through stage success across Europe. She moved to London in 188? and learned English to perform Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing, then came to America for tours shown before audiences in nearly every important city.
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London
Beatrice
America
United States
Europe
Fireworks and prairie gang tale ends with boy and father reunion
Fragment from a Western tale describes a boy in a prairie camp during July fireworks. Matt and Simpson rescue a thief, discover the grateful father is returning for his son, and the camps united celebrate with rockets and a hopeful reunion.
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Mack
Simpson
Matt
Ife
Fellows
Lin Floue
Will Visitor
Watt
Literary Tendencies in Modern Writing Reflected
The Detroit Journal notes a trend where the average man who writes today discards old straw and expands a single idea into two leaves, indicating a growth in literary production and diversification of style.
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Detroit Journal
His Best Day Fourth of July Delights Told by a Child
A child's poem-like reminiscence contrasts Christmas with the Fourth of July. The narrator imagines stockings, crackers, rockets, and Roman candles, declaring the Fourth as the best day with toys, wishes, and festive sounds.
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Chris
Wormankind
Fragmented OCR Item Shows Local Dispute and Silenced Voices
A garbled OCR passage from a local page records snippets of quarrels and social friction. It mentions Crawford and Edith, a Park, punishment, and unclear references to a hotel, bottle, and household tensions. The text is fragmentary and lacks a coherent narrative.
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San Francisco Examiner
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Verland
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Newton
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