Milkmen in Contention as State Board Weighs Milk Prices
The Massachusetts State Board of Arbitration held a hearing on milk pricing in Boston amid a dispute between the New England Milk Producers Union and the New England Dairy Association. The union seeks 32 cents per can of eight and a half quarts, while the association conditions support to preserve a floor price and limit unsold surplus value. Producers and contractors argue over surplus handling and monthly price adjustments, with testimony from E C Curtis, W F Sawyer, and A H Fiten among others.
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Depew Family Life In A New York Home
New York Letter describes Chauncey Depew’s household and daily routine. The house, redecorated, features inscriptions in multiple languages, a domed parlor, and a study with stained light and Egyptian motifs. The Depews employ many servants, and Chauncey spends late afternoons with children before attending society events in the evening.
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Mass of brief notes on gas, storms, crimes and politics
Pennsylvania has 286 natural gas companies with 78 in Pittsburgh. Arbor day proclaimed in Maine for May 16. Mexican troops sent to La Luz, Guanajuato amid religious unrest. Albert M Frey, champion pool player, dies in New York at 28. Union Pacific Burlington plan a $1.5 million rail station in Omaha. Postmasters observe holiday hours on April 30. Severe storm hits Atlanta killing two and destroying property. Robbery case details at Findlay Ohio. Sugar factories to boost Kansas production. Streetcar strikes in Annapolis end. Various court, railway, and business notices follow on broader national matters.
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A Genuine Boy's Letter
Somerville Mass Mar 19 89 A boy named Charlie writes a casual letter mentioning skin high and dry, a window noise, Molly Jones and a party, an exam, ink writing, drawing, and longing for a pair of scissors while asking about a friend’s well being and a racing calm playmate tone.
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Train Fare Dilemma Sparks Frustration at Third Street Depot
In Detroit Free Press copy, a young man with a satchel pesters a police officer about Lansing train times. The officer answers, the man asks if it’s illegal, and they discuss travel costs with a $2.00 fare and a stated need to manage on $1.50.
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Women's clubs in Orleans study domestic economy
A New York World report notes about 212 women clubs in Orleans focusing on domestic economy. The movement emphasizes home management and practical skills as part of civic and social endeavor.
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Atlantic Transport Line affects Missouri cargo jettison plan
The Atlantic Transport Line says the steamer Missouri cargo was unloaded to free space for the Avenger rescue and the consignees were informed. Reports note ongoing labor strife with streetcar workers and unions pressing for reinstatement and ironclad anti union pledges. The Minnesota Legislature passes a capital punishment law with solitary confinement and strict attendance provisions.
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Understanding Standard Carpets and Weave Differences
A New York Mail discussion explains carpet construction. It describes ingrain, ply counts, and the standard 14 picks per inch for across threads. It compares Brussels Wilton and Axminster styles, noting Wilton’s thicker tubes and richer surface, costing more.
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His Early Training in New York Sacred Concert
Old Mr. Hayseed questions Johnny about Sunday churchgoing during a New York visit. Johnny boasts of attending a sacred concert each Sunday. The text ends with a satirical note about a surplus in the U.S. treasury and idle yen in the Sentry and urges writing to reduce unemployment.
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