Bread Prices and the Railroads Impartial to Citizens
The piece questions bread loaf sizes and railroad pricing, noting Mobile buys bread at higher costs while flour from St Louis is 17 cents per 100 lbs. Yellow Pine, 6 miles closer to St Louis, pays 4 cents more than that. Tupelo 21 percent nearer St Louis pays 24 cents. Quitman 49 miles nearer pays 25 cents. Meridian 70 miles away pays 20 cents. The tone suggests the railroad is as impartial as Cinderella's stepmother.
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St. Louis
Yellow Pine
St. Louie
Tupelo
Miss
Eis
St Louis
East St. Louis
Meridian
Mobile
Railroad Topics and Industry News Flashes
Rail topics include management changes at Santa Fe and a machinist replacement from 608 South Second street, with a vacation to Los Angeles. Plans to build a new track from Merlin to Needles aim to avoid floods, amid ongoing pass disputes and enforcement challenges. A Missouri Pacific mail car failure caused a $2,000 cash loss, with no trace found. Edward Doheny arrives in Albuquerque to discuss supplying the Mexican Central with 1,500 barrels of oil daily.
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Silva
Santa Fe
South Second Street
Los Angeles
The
Merlin
Needles
Colorado River
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Webster Groves
Missouri Pacific
Edward. Doheny
California
Albuquerque
Republic of Mexico
San Luis Potoni
Belen
N. M
Chicago
Kansas City
Galveston
San Francisco
el Paso
Old Mexico
London markets spark novel tests and local notices in Richmond
A Riverside Richmond news digest reports on strange market quirks and social quips from London and New York, begins tax collection pleas from G. W. Morgan, and notes Old Chief Geronimo’s eighth wife as a cultural souvenir. The Citizen and the latest local notices solicit subscriptions.
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Geronimo
Miracle recovery of Mrs Mollie Holt after cough cure
J O R Hooper of Woodford Tennessee reports Mrs Mollie Holt nearly wasted by coughing up pus from her lungs. Doctors said she was near death and family watched forty eight hours. Dr Kings New Discovery given her and she rapidly improved until fully recovered. Coughs and colds cured. Trial bottle free. Washington DC January 25. Several politicians urge newspapers to be kind to the United States senate.
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Mollie Holt
R. Hooper
Woodford
Tenn
King
Washington, D. C
United States Senate
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Sam Walker
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Joe Walcott
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Thos. F. Ryan
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L. Hyden
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Theatrical Trust
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Joe Wiggs
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Cyxaneekexii
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Pee
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Cole
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Simon Balling
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G. Pratt &Co
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Heekin & Co
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Washington
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N. Ma.d. Johnson
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A. Sleyster
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Tomatic Telephone
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Joseph Barnett, Prop'r
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Belen Patent
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East
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John Becker
WM. M. Berger
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