Spaniards Deported by General Villa in Torreon
Gen Francisco Villa orders 600 Spaniards from Torreon deported with their property to be confiscated. He believes Spaniards act in concert against the revolution and warns Juarez and Torreon residents that many may not deserve mercy. Villa promises careful inquiry before any return allowed.
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Torreon
Francisco Villa
Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Weaih
Villa
Mexico
Juarez
Washington
Offeral
Bloodied Torreon Streets After Fierce Battle
An Italian officer reports Torreon riven by carnage with hundreds or thousands of dead on streets and plazas. Federal troops suffered a crushing defeat as Villa’s forces swept in, leaving a mass of decimated rurales and prisoners.
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Torreon
Chihuahua
Zapata
Villa
Rebels Occupy Torreon and Begin Cleanup After Battle
Torreon fell to rebel forces on Saturday as Gen. Refugio Velasco and most of his intact command fled. Work began to burn the dead, clear wreckage from shell shattered adobe walls, and remove street barricades and barbed wire entanglements.
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Torreon
Refugio Velasco
Villa takes Torreon with thirty prisoners alive
Report from Chihuahua states General Villa seized Torreon and took only thirty prisoners alive and unwounded. The dispatch mentions Spokane and Pasadena deaths and a note on assets totaling about 26 thousand with one exception.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Villa
Torreon
Spokane
Wash
Frederick W. Weyvenhauser
Pasadena
Idaho
Diversion Critique Sparks London Suffragist Event
A fragmentary report describes suffragists in London staging a diversion during a demonstration at a park on a Saturday. Flora Drummond and a group including the Miscos Hogere and Virtue are noted among participants, with unclear details or outcomes.
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London
Mere
Flora Drummond
Miscos Hogere
Am ‘Walod
Parcel post limit raised to sixteen pounds
The latest order increases the parcels post limit to 16 pounds causing shipments of merchandise to move from Grand Junction to Bluff Utah and surrounding areas as weekly volumes grow.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Bluff
Utah
Government aides praised by most papers in federal capital
In Moxico City reports, all papers except Je imparcial publish favorable accounts of government support for operations in the Torten neighborhood. The coverage suggests a coordinated messaging effort across the capital’s press.
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Moxico City
Dhe
Torten
Portable Farrowing House Promises Warm Safe Pigs Start
The portable A shaped farrowing house is praised for keeping sows warm dry and sanitary during spring farrowings. It moves easily to new locations, avoids rat infestations and reduces costs with simple materials and DIY construction. Proper feeding ventilation and early acclimation are stressed to minimize pig losses and maintain sow health.
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W. F. Purdue
Not Profitable to Keep Old Hens
A farmer argues that keeping hens beyond two years is seldom profitable for egg production. He favors maintaining similar numbers of yearling hens and pullets to market older birds in summer and keep a steady supply of eggs year round. He notes pullets start laying in fall and yearlings sustain demand until then.
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R. GO
Wratherstone
Unclear OCR Text About Cow Prices and Milk Yields
Fragmented passage discusses calf value and milk production but is garbled. It mentions veal pricing and cow maintenance costs with multiple unreadable terms and numbers, offering no clear event or identifiable entities.
Test for Tuberculosis in Herds
Questioning dairy cattle health with checks for tuberculosis and the need for preventive testing. Aims to ensure herds are free of infection through official tuberculin tests and proper application of procedures.
Precaution Teases with Humorous Dumb Waiter Remark
In a brief exchange a character asks if table talk might be repeated and replies that they are safe because there is a dumb waiter. The quip reflects a light tongue in cheek tone and social theater.
Judge Miller Credits Dedde Kidney Pills For Health
A Gray County Probate Judge Philip Miller of Cimarron Kansas writes that six boxes of Dedde Kidney Pills relieved five years of heart trouble and enables him to perform manual labor. He notes the medicine costs 50 cents a box and invites correspondence. He also mentions free literature and household hints.
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Dedde
Judge Miller
Gray Co
Philip Miller
Cimarron
Kan
Dodds Kidney Pills
Your
Desler Or
Dodds Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Proper Discipline
The Baltimore American notes a naval exchange about a ship resisting helm control and the decision to dock the vessel as a disciplinary action.
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Baltimore American
Resinel Soap and Ointment Claim Clear Skin Relief
An advertisement touts Resinel Soap and Resinel Ointment as a fast acting eczema cure. It promises instant itch relief and erup tion disappearance even in severe cases with continued use to keep skin clear. The products have been doctor prescribed for nineteen years and sold by druggists.
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Lumber King
Gunn
Berkshire
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Efag Wrigley’s
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Beliaf
Eczema
Particle
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Golden Medical
Sista
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