Missouri Crop Report from 1914 speaks of drought and pests
The June 1 1914 Missouri crop report notes unfavorable May weather and widespread pests like Hessian fly and army worm reducing the wheat outlook by about 28 percent. It cites regional moisture gaps, uneven rainfall, and forecasts harvest about ten days earlier than usual with corn oats and hay prospects varying by county and region.
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Columbia
Missouri
Secretary of State Board of Agriculture
Mississippi
Franklin
Gasconade
St. Louis
Marion
Lincoln
Montgomery
Pike
Ralls
St. Charles
Warren
Callaway
Chariton
Cooper
Howard
Osage
Saline
Carroll
Lafayette
Livingston
Ray
Timothy
Remarkable Letter Attracts Profit Seeking Readers
A mysterious letter claimed to be written by Christ after the crucifixion is circulated in the United States and Canada. An Ottawa woman, Mrs M North, has received a copy from abroad. Supposedly foretelling dire misfortune for noncompliance, the document is surrounded by medieval superstition and intrigue.
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America
Virginia
Georgia
Indiana
Christ
United States
Canada
Old Country
Ottawa
M. North
Notice of drainage district meeting in Bates county Mo
Land owners of Drainage District No 1 Bates county Missouri are notified of a meeting at 2 PM June 29 1914 in the circuit court room Butler to elect one supervisor for a five year term J F Kern secretary and treasurer
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Bates County
Missouri
Court House
Butler
J. F. Kern
Sec'y and
Treas
Locan-Moore Lumber CO
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the Walton Tract Co
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John Deerwester
C. H. Dutcher
A. B. Owen
John E. Shutt
J. B. Walton
Wm. E. Walton
W. J. Bullock
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State Normal School
Warrensburg, MO
the Registar
Warrrensburg. MO
Mississippi River
Lowney
Missouri Crop Report
Tango Steel Cut
Gosnell’s. Grocery
North Side
Suiere
Butler, Mo