Connecticut farm statistics from the Twelfth Census report
The 1909 Connecticut census tabulates dairy, wool, poultry and crop values, with farm counts and production details. Dairy output shows 93,874 cows at April 15 1910 and 7.7 million dollars value. wool yields 14,043 sheep and 13,460 fleeces. poultry totals 1,266,000 fowls and 4.0 million eggs. Crops total 22.488 million dollars with hay, tobacco and potatoes as major components. land and acreage figures provided.
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Connecticut
Sus Bureau
Totel
Shearine See
Rooney
Keep Dental Law Unchanged in Connecticut Debate
The Connecticut State Dental Association leaders urge opposition to a proposed amendment that would allow assistant dentists fuller scope. They warn it risks public safety, noting decades of study and licensure of dentists and assistants. Officials from Southington New London New Haven Hartford Waterbury and Bridgeport protest the measure as unjust.
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Stnae Board of
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Atate
Paes Niate
Neain Jouke
Connecticut State Dental Sas
Ylo
A J. Cutting
Southington
Baward Proutis
New London
Gaylord
New Haven
James As
Hartford
Beecher Waterbury
Edward Eberle
Pores
Bridgeport
Break In Washington Scraps By Mosmas H White
Boston Traveler notes in Malet collection that My Break In Washington exposes a governor’s plan involving Mosmas H White. The piece suggests political manipulation and personal motives behind White’s selection, with observers wary of secret aims and the outcome of the governor’s scheme.
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Boston Traveler
Mosmas H. White
Washington
White
Mr White
Wake Up Time Warns of Expensive Living Burden
A patriotic note laments high living costs driven by expensive modern comforts. It argues citizens have grown accustomed to easy, low-effort construction and energy waste, leading to billions in losses over a century and a shift away from frugality and prudent use of resources.
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Worcester Telegram
Boston
Los
New England
Lincoln and Pickett Friendship Surprise Story
Mrs Pickett recalls how Abraham Lincoln, then a young lawyer, once intervened to save George H Pickett from expulsion from West Point During the Mexican War era Lincoln visited Richmond and Springfield and the two men later crossed paths again amid Civil War heats The tale ends noting their distant acquaintance shaped by early shared days.
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Chicago
Mre Pickett
Geo. E. Pickett
Gettysburg
Ifer
Richmond
City
Lincoln
City Point
Peterabure
Lee
Talon
Mr. Lincoln
Varioua Parta
Gen. Pickett
George E. Pickett
Abe Lincoln
Herine
Washington
Caperatn
Victorioug Tin
Wrasmington
Keever T. McCormick
Seattle
Mexico
George H. Pickett Wie
Springfield
Nome
A. Lincoln
West Point
Pickett
Citiet
Heson
Finishing veterans pensions and aging soldiers in 1914
A Philadelphia Press summary notes a net drop in pensioners from the Civil War era despite new acts widening eligibility. The 1914 cost is projected higher by about 20 million dollars, with many veterans aging and passing away every few minutes. A potential Gettysburg reunion next June is hinted amid retirement and decline of old soldiers.
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Philadelphia
Congress
Cornwallis
Lee
Gettysburo
Fragmentary dialogue quoted from Houston Post
Incomplete OCR text presents a fragment of a conversation about cooking and a claim by Jinx, with garbled surrounding notes referencing the Houston Post. No clear people, places, dates, or events are discernible to summarize a complete news item.
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