Corn estimate by Eli Perkins on Iowa to Nebraska results
The correspondent reports wildly varying corn prospects across the plains. He cites a nationwide estimate of 2.6 billion bushels, but warns central Nebraska will yield little. He notes regional abundance in Kansas and Iowa, with ruin in portions of Nebraska east of a line from Rute to Columbus.
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Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Pike’s Peak
Kearney
Columbus
New York Sun
Many tales of kindness and oddities from the era
A street car scene shows a poor woman with an infant spared fare by a stranger who pays ten cents, proving character isn’t judged by clothes. Other notes rail at lawyers, recounting a Bar Association quip, and oddities include a whitebait dinner mix up and a grand old tree in Torworth.
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Conquctor
Ohio Farm Laws and Legal Forms for the Rural Stakeholders
A reprint promoting Ohio Farm Laws and Legal Forms a 236 page volume for farmers landlords tenants laborers and rural businesses detailing topics from animals chattel mortgages contracts and land law to landlord tenant and wills with Supreme Court decisions. The book claims current state law with repeals removed amendments included and offers plain clear provisions priced at $1.00.
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Ohio
Supreme Court
Trials and oddities from a country editor’s page
A miscellany from Harper’s editors drawer and impresario musings. A Kentucky mountain editor tale hints at poverty yet again while a grimy desk boy offers a sick editor excuse. Other items note a long fog horn tally, a fifty mile per day bicyclist tour, a color line hospital plan in New York Brooklyn, and a Texas citizen named Harrison.
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Kentucky
Harper's Magazine
Colorado Mountain Resorts Round Trip Fare Ad
Colorado's mountain resorts offer reduced round trip rates via the Missouri Pacific Colorado Short Line with summer tourist tickets on sale through October 31. Special reductions apply for numerous summer meetings in Colorado. Travel includes solid trains with Pullman cars buffet sleeping cars and free reclining chair cars from St Louis to Pueblo Colorado Springs and Denver. For schedules and information contact N R Warwick agent 131 Vine St Cincinnati Ohio.
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Colorado
Rocky Mountains
Missouri Pacific Railway
St. Louis
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
N. R. Warwick
Vine St
Cincinnati
Cheap Home Seekers Excursions Offer Half Fare Tickets
On August 29 and September 10 24 and October sth the Missouri Pacific Railway and Iron Mountain Route will sell round trip tickets from St. Louis to all points in Southwest Missouri Kansas Nebraska Colorado Arkansas Texas and Indian Territory at half fare rates plus 2.00. Tickets good 15 days with privilege of stopovers for seapoemee of lands. For maps tim**e** cards land pamphlets and full information address N R Warwick agent 131 Vine St Cincinnati Ohio.
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Missouri Pacific Railway
Iron Mountain
St. Louis
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Arkansas
Texas
Indian Territory
N. R. Warwick
Vine St
Cincinnati
Ohi
Monroe Doctrine a Convincing Address on American Policy
A Cincinnati Loyal Legion address on the Monroe Doctrine traces its origins to Washington and Adams, outlines four declarations from 1823, and argues for aggressive Americanism. It warns Britain over Venezuela and Nicaragua, urges unwavering enforcement of the doctrine, and calls for expansive American statesmanship, commerce, and navy to secure global respect.
Sensible Talks From Generals Bushnell and Jones at Wayne Harvest Home
The Gazette reports Wayne Harvest Home drew over 6 000 attendees in Jefferson Ashtabula County Ohio. General Asa S Bushnell praised farmers and machinery aiding harvest and noted inventor and manufacturer labor with the farmer. General Asa Jones followed, entertaining and then urging science based agricultural education for farmers.
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Wayne
the Gazette
Jefferson
Ashtabula County
Ohio
Asa S. Bushnell
Bushnell
Wayne Harvest Home
Asa Bushnell
Asa
Asa Jones
Buckeye
Artistic Impudence at Democratic Convention Speech
The piece denounces Senator Brice's convention address as a calculated misrepresentation and demagogy. It argues the Sherman silver purchase law repeal saved the U.S. from bankruptcy and challenges Brice’s claim of bipartisan support for repeal, noting voting splits that contradict his portrayal.
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Brice
United States
Democratic Party
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
American Statesmen and Oddities in City Gossip
Representative William Sulzer of New York has made his mark in Washington and red cravats style becomes city talk. TerR Baker in Nicaragua appeals for a calendar to time revolutions. Wapor Hampton says women and horses are alike and need strong curbs on the fast and slow alike. Since his wife’s death, Allen G. Thurman aged 83 lives as a recluse in Columbus Ohio, reading all night. President Cleveland is healthier and buoyant after a recent duck hunting trip.
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William Sulzer
New York
Washington
Mists Terr Baker
Nicaragua
Managua
Wapor Hampton
Allen G. Thurman
the Old Roman
Columbus
Cleveland
Dame Fashion's Decrees in Velvet and Lace Styles
Beaded galloon edges velvet waists with beaded collars. Valenciennes lace rises in popularity for blouse waists worn over white silk under bodices. Flowered organdies dominate blouses, trimmed with wide soft lace. Sleeves in shirt waists may grow larger, though unlikely to preserve their distinctive character.
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Reenwieh
Progress
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Hisery
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Maine
Brooklyn
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Ala
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FriLow
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Corinto
Pacific
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Nicaragua Canal
Becaus
Nicaraga Canal
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