Ninth Annual Report of Secretary Wilson
Secretary Wilson presents the ninth annual farm report showing record wealth production across corn hay wheat and rice with farm values rising by 6.13 billion in five years. It notes crop yields high prices and an export surplus while detailing farm animal values stock numbers and new rural banks under a banking act amendment. It cites a crop report leak scandal and changes in field operations alongside the growing farmer bank deposits and economic contributions to industry.
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Lea
Wilson
Bureau of Statistics
Wn Vigor
Dispatch
Imiustr
Saya
Lulton
Hanks
Wisen
North Central States
Bank deposits rise broadly amid farm sector gains
A sweeping bank report shows strong growth in deposits across agricultural states with Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, and Massachusetts posting notable gains. The South Central region records sharp increases, while cotton plantations gain billions in value, signaling broader wealth accumulation and potential future risks for farmers. A naval autopsy case also recalls Midshipman Branch Jr.’s death and Meriwether’s forthcoming court martial, with secrecy maintained on autopsy findings.
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Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
North Dakota
Massachusetts
SUI
South Central States
Lexas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Iadian
United States
South
Elected Officers for 1906 by Division 180 Conductors
At a regular meeting of Division 180 Order Railway Conductors officers for 1906 were elected: J. G. Garwood chief conductor, W. Mitchell assistant chief, A. Warwick secretary treasurer, R. M. Cason senior conductor, B. E. Cavson junior conductor, B. S. Fairbanks inside sentinel, W. N. Gilmer outside sentinel, C. V. Rainey correspondent, Zach Martin legislative committee, and trustees Ww. Mangum J. W. Harrison Patton. The Atlante division 180 is noted as a banner southern division with many veteran railway men.
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J. G. Garwood
Wow. Mitchell
A. Warwick
R. M. Cason
BE. Canson
B.S. Fairbanks
Inside Sentinel
W. N. Gilmer
Outside Sentinel
C. V. Rainey
Zach Martin
Ww. Mangum
J. W. Harrison
Patton
Atlante
Order of Railway Gang
Uctors
Funeral Notices From Athens Albany and Columbus
Funeral services held for Lena Fears at Emanuel Church in Athens with Parks Fears and five children surviving. Separate rites for Mrs. E C Kinnebrew in Athens, wife of U S Commissioner F C Kinnebrew, conducted at home on Wray Street. Mrs. Sarah S Rust of Albany dies aged 80, founder of St Paul Pew and mother to P I Tilsman, R S Rust, and others. farewell sermon in Columbus by Puey Copeland, with police and city officials in attendance.
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Lena Fears
Athens
Emanuel Church
Jena Parr Fears
Troy Beatty
Wray Street
W. Young
Kinnebrew
United States
F. C. Kinnebrew
Sarah S. Rust
Albany
Abany
Vt Saran
Rust
Dre
St. Paul Peh
Mes. P
Tilsman Ana
Ala
Columbus
Puey Copeland
Methodist Orunch
Lenge Vongreg
All's Well That Ends Weill in Nashville Ad
Walter J. Wooten of Nashville Tennessee testifies that after years of rheumatism he used your Blood Syrup and experienced perfect health and ease of motion, feeling as if he had never suffered a day since.
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Walter J. Wooten
Nashville, Tenn
Burton to Seek New Trial in Senate Bribery Case
In St Louis on November 26 Senator Burton Ralph Horton of Kansas was convicted in federal court on six counts of receiving compensation for attorney work before a department. His lawyers said they would seek a new trial and likely appeal. The judge is expected to overrule the motion.
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Almaya
Buard Aml
KD Gray
Home Board
Adamesen
Macon
Pathe Gaterest
Pioainen
St. Louis
Ralph Horton
Kansas
Federal Circuit
Vandevener
Burton
Huron’s Atorneys
Vandeventer
Naither Prederick i Lehmansa
St. Januis
W. WK. Stayness
Chicago
Ial
Lehman
Entir
Missing Man W. J. Lyle Sought by Relatives
W J Lyle, 60, is missing after Oct 28 from the home of his son in law. Described as 5 feet 6 inches, 140 pounds, gray beard, thin hair, paralyzed speech. Sought by Z W Brown of Miller Pike County Georgia and a small Alabama Winston County town. relatives report distress and believe he may have boarded the wrong train station.
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J Lyle
Z. W Brown
Miler
Pike County
Georgia
Winston County
Alabama
Mr. Lye
Probation Officer Seeks Thanksgiving Dinners for Needy Children
Probation Officer PM Glaer asks police to list all children under two whose parents cannot provide a Thanksgiving dinner. He reports several prominent individuals have urged naming at least 50 children likely to receive meals, with names to be obtained through local officers.
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PM Glaer
Gluer
Prayer Cured Paralysis Declared Second Elijah
New York November 26 report that John Alexander Dowie self-styled Elijah the Second arrived from Mexico by steamer. He stated he was cured of paralysis after three days of prayer and that Zion Colony plans include a 2,000,000 acre grant in Tamaulipas. Dowie said Zion City might move there, details to follow.
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John Alexander Dowie
Rhiah the
Mexwy
Mexico
Dowie
Presdent Diaz
T 'Maulipas
Zion City
Spiritual Revelation vs Material Revolution
A reader notes a Christian Science perspective by Rev. Mary Baker Eddy, arguing God as Infinite Spirit creates a perfect spiritual universe. The piece links revelation of divine truth to human salvation, cites scriptures, and endorses Science and Health with the Scriptures as guiding text.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Ins
Jesus Christi
Joan
Ceresia
John
Paul
Christ Jesus
Tim
Wasson
Moses
Issaiah
Jesus
God
Mary Riker
New Jerusalem
Aden
Calae
Paul Deen
Isa Sas
Local obituaries and notices from Stone Mountain area
Mrs C T Sammey of Stone Mountain died yesterday morning at age 72. Funeral services are today at Stone Mountain. Also listed are obituaries for Mrs Bell and Mrs Alberta Crone, the latter near College Park, with services in Cincinnati. Other notices reference a young man killed by his son, a residence fire on Walker Street, and multiple interment arrangements in Butler and nearby communities.
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C. T. Sammbey
Sammey
Stone Mounts
Stone Mountain
Sotard
Madison
Fmera
preKense
Alberta
Crone
Marning
Cincinnati
Walker Street
Must Marry in Daylight Regulation Issued by O Bishop
A historical notice from Richmond Va dated November 26 outlines a daylight marriage regulation issued by an official titled O Bishop. The fragment references authorities and civic expectations guiding marriage timing and public display of brides, though the text is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Richmond
Talemend
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Midshipman Branch
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Young Branch
Naval Hospital
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Muse
Whitehall St
Atlanta
Order Railway
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Weill
Pure Food Assurance
Maud Tousey
Gustin Wright
Edmund Brussell
God Houshekeeping
Phelps Publishing Company
Springfield
Mass
New York
W. J. Lyle
Als
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Elijah
Miller
Butler
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Saturda
McU
Oakland
Pat
Weleek
Axaliv Remgober
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