Orange County Farmers Association Notes June 2
Notes list county residents testing silage beans in corn to boost feeding value through bacterial nitrogen fixation enabling inoculation of seeds. Demonstrations marked along roadsides. Officials named. meetings planned for June 3 week across North Tunbridge, West Corinth.
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Bridford
L. FE. Hardy
F. Hf. Blekford
H.T. Johnson
Braintree
Carl Rass
Brookfield
C. E.tutt
F. . Wilcox
James Swaine
John Periar
Chelsea
Conrge Tutherly
Corinth
C. T. Spear
Fairlee
C. H. Currier
Guy Robinson
Newbury
G. E. Chamberlain
Richard Darling
Homer Gorham
Orange
Chamberlain
Randolph
K. P Riford
Vermont State School of Agriculture
Dix
Everett Edson
Joseph Spooner
John Stimers
Roy Gil Stratford
Topeham
A. G. Sawyer
Tunbridge
Welch Brothers
Everett Scortrin
George Sumer
G. Wilbur Smith
Benjamin Tucker
Washington
North Tunbridge Grange
West Corinth Thureday
Venseone
Loveland County
U.S Department of Agriculture
Women Forming National Party in Convention Week
The Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage opened its convention at the Blackstone Theatre to form a new Woman's Party. The National American Woman Suffrage Association plans a two day session at the Princess Theatre and will push equal suffrage as a plank to the Republican platform. Suffrage leaders say women hold the balance of power with one fifth of electoral votes and a third of votes needed to elect a president, and will swing to the pro suffrage party.
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Chicago
Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
Sue Main
Princess Theatre
National Association
Burton Skips GOP National Convention
Theodore Burton will not attend the Republican national convention in Cleveland this June. He told friends yesterday it would not be dignified for him to appear.
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Cleveland
Theodore Burton
G O P Ultimatum Shapes Fight Over Roosevelt
Amid panic among regular Republicans, Progressives press for a candidate before committing to Hughes. George W Perkins and Hiram Johnson lead a committee demanding clarity on the big questions. Roosevelt factions face intimidation as Penrose's stance could decide the outcome.
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Chicago
Old Line
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Justice Hughes
Progressive Nation Committee
George W. Perkins
Hiram Johnson
California
Hace Wilkinson
Tughes
Cal
Hughes
Ont
Progressive Los Here
4Thin
Wii
Ronieve
Inderer Slaw
Washington
New
Bing
Boise Penrose
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Denriente
Justice Harries
Col. Roosevelt
Penneylvania
Penneylvaniaa
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Willem Alien White
Benree
Brenmevelt
Haphes
Tike W. Murray Crane
Heed Sweet
Minard's Liniment Promises Instant Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Minard's Liniment as a quick, effective cure for lumbago backache rheumatic pain and related ailments. It claims gentle creamy formula that does not stain or blister and recommends keeping it at home as a ready remedy per physicians and druggists.
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Minard
Health slogans and public health notes from a bygone era
A fragmented text emphasizes hygiene and disease control themes. It contrasts public health services with foreign threats and links clean environments to family well being. The tone suggests era specific moralizing slogans about cleanliness, flies, and happiness.
Republican leaders weigh Hughes bid amid Roosevelt Progressives
The article describes Republican leaders sensing no third ticket if Justice Hughes is nominated and fearing escalation if Progressive extremists nominate Colonel Roosevelt immediately. Progressives reportedly would back Hughes if he accepts, while officials deny plans for a public statement and expect Hughes to remain noncommittal.
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Col. Roosevelt
Nate Hughes
Hughes
Justice Maghe
Justice Hughes
Land Owners Lose Suit Over Flood Levees
Washington June 6 Another suit by land owners along the Mississippi to challenge flood-causing levee work failed when the Supreme Court ruled the Mississippi River Commission may proceed with constructing or repairing levees.
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Washington
Mississippi
Supreme Court
Misalxeipp
Melrose youths in court over Wakelin murder case
Harold Shaw and Harold Mead, youths held on larceny charges in Malden, were arraigned as suspects in seven year old Loretta Wakelin’s murder. They pleaded not guilty. a hearing is set for June 14. Police note Shaw’s alibi claim weakly supported by uncertain evidence. Mead’s statements remain inconsistent due to his limited mentality.
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Melrose
Mase
Harold Shaw
Harold Mead
Loretta Wakelin
Malden
State
Loreal
Shaw
Mead
Baet
Poliice
Home and Household Tips and Old Age Curiosities
Practical care and cooking guidance for crafts and fabrics with soap washing, drying brushes, and avoiding warp. Includes parsnip cooking methods and varied recipes from parboiled to fried options. Features curiosities about very old age and longevity with multiple named individuals and regional references.
Nervous Headache Relief Guidance from Historical Remedy
Periodic nervous headaches are treated with rest and dim lights. The passage advises lying in bed, darkening rooms, and applying opiate-like tablets while claiming a strong remedy with a strong dose of compounds. It emphasizes avoiding sustained pain and promoting sleep as a cure.
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Surver
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United States Geological Survey
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National Party
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L. E. Killeréase
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Tex
United States
Porn
Robert Hates
Letcher County
Kay
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Stanhope
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Theodore Morgan
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