Short course in mericulture holds August week at Mount Pleasant
An agricultural extension program led by Prof A M Tore from Mount Pleasant conducted a week long short course in mericulture for Marion County farmers. Lectures covered draft mules dairy cattle crops and fertilizers while exhibits showcased canning and farm cooperative efforts.
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Tesus
Heohh
Thy ‘Allogs Ln
A.M. Tore
Bn Ju
Mount Pleagant
Ise
Tutta
C.M. Rw
Wiggie
Rtv
Kran
J. C. Morean
Department of Agronomy
AW Potts
Mf Potts
Vorty
Wood Road
Kowa
Mount Munmant
Rolney
Rosa
Mian Tallin
Ford
Marion County
United Beaton
Aurture
Mis
Crowdel Corex
New York
Sodus
Garnor
Weather Bulletin Predicts Warm Dry September Ahead
Fragmentary weather bulletin cites forecasts for warm dry conditions and showers in late summer. Mentions impact on cotton and grain crops, Indiana and New York regions, and advice to farmers on grain storage and fall plans after a warm spell.
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Waantnatow P
Aletha
Joly
Pacific
White Plains
N.Y. Ang
Grant Eetnal Valley
Telegraphic News Flashes From Washington and Abroad
Telegraphic news flashes report diplomatic tension between United Nations and Sweden, a university president at Camp Perry Ohio, and preparations for an annual tournament. Other items note national fraternities in Cowarons and Associated Powers discussing unity, mergers, and litigation steps.
Hullmnore Acts to Rally U.S. States Toward Maryland
Hullmnore and allies plan to rally support for the alert term United States toward Maryland. The effort involves Amerk JuyuDte ua Heomiorrat and Mrograatyen coordinating outreach and public messaging to gain legislative or public backing for the initiative.
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Hullmnore
Amerk —JuyuDte Ua
Heomiorrat
Mrograatyen
United Stades Wendtorwfin
Ataryland
Week by Week News of Events and Notable Deaths
A garbled week summary lists names and events from New York and across the nation. It references a coroner's inquest into deaths of individuals including a New York millionaire and a chauffeur, a tobacco company matter in the United States, a Bible contest, a civil service examination, and a Cunard Lusitania voyage aimed at lowering the Atlantic record.
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Olio Ligwor Langwa
Catamola
Dintuen
Biante
Faye
Almowt
Kawla
Onxood Pell
William
Lassm Heer
New York Millionairen
Chauffour
Afr Pell
Newnes
Fempationd
A. Thureaay
Timmrican Tobacco Company
United Phar Atares Company
United Staten Piacrnet
New York
Civid
City School Board invites bids for funds contract
Boaled bids will be received by the undersigned up to September 1, 1903 for the use of the City School funds. Contract will be awarded on September following. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. W. James, City School Board, Bivins, Texas, August 1903.
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Fonds
Arest
AEM
James
Bivins
Texas
Fragmented OCR Note Sparks Confused Speech on Dress and Protests
A garbled OCR fragment presents a noisy exchange about plain dresses, protests, and tax matters. It mentions Mrs Wilde and London Telegraph amidst scattered phrases on water use and evaporation, with unclear participants and aims.
Mixed quotes and quips showcase era hazards and humor
A garbled collage of misspellings and mispunctuated lines presents brief quotes from various papers and anonymous speakers. The fragment hints at political, social, and literary musings, including references to gambling, work hours, ships, and doctors, all rendered in clipped, unsettled telegram-like snippets.
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Carman
Telegraphic
Washington
Holt Cwveraity
Camp Perry
Ohio
United Luton
Sweden
National Fratern
Cowarons
Praternities of America Holdings
Vox
Ality Murger
Hubli
Maly Ame
Sonvaisnion
New York, Ave
Winns Lake Bible Contéceire Obima
Tryte
Simon
Baye
Wilde
Moor Taxth
London
Sevall
Athela
New York World
Birmingham Age-Herald
Herald
Loulaville Courter Journal
Thors
Himdelf
Ulwer Lyttow
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
BOX 3
Mission Magazine
Bryan
E. F. Parks
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