Missouri tobacco boom ends with decline in export trade
A long account outlines Missouri tobacco farming's rise and collapse, detailing contracts, farm yields, and shipments to Europe. It notes wartime profits, shifts after rail and port changes, and a dramatic drop in the 1860s that forced farmers to pivot to corn, wheat, and cattle as the industry waned.
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Macon
Samuel
Tabacca
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Regionsile
Aivntsville
Chariton
Atone
Tyers
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Japs Turn From Korea To China May 1947 News
A chaotic dispatch describes sudden changes in Korean and Chinese governance. Viscount Sone departs for Faklo as cabinet rule in Korea expands without Japanese oversight. Prince Ito’s influence seen shaping policy toward China, with rumors of Prince Ito possibly replacing the Korean resident general. A domestic tale about Adelia and violet mishaps adds a domestic subplot.
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Tto
China
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Ito Te
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