Six GREAT POWERS of Europe Ya Tres
A fragmentary note references six great powers in Europe with a tagline ya tres. The readable text is incomplete and provides no clear event or date to anchor a fuller report.
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Europe
Crete
Gheers
Greece
Russia
England
France
Germany
Italy
Austria
Ruania
Turkey
Egypt
Mediterranean
Victoria
Great Britain
Wilhelm
Nicholas
Francie Joseph
Umberto
Francois Felix Faure
Great, Northern
Wenatchee
Growth Across Neighboring States Evident In 1900s Industry
News from Oregon and neighboring states notes steady expansion across all sectors. Reports include corn shipments from Nebraska to Dallas, school salaries, potato exports, wildlife hunting, and local courts addressing jail security in Roseburg.
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Oregom
Nebraska
Dallas
Jacksonville
Coos Bay
Grand Jury
Douglas County
Roseburg
Wheat market rumors swirl as crops fail and tariffs loom
The weekly market letter notes limited wheat trading focused among professional traders amid crop damage fears centered on St Louis and St James. World stocks shrink and exports rise slightly as power politics in Europe and the Vendish language decline cast a shadow over future prices.
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St. Tawie
St. Louis
United Kingdom
Adams County Stock and Weather Highlights Crop Plans
A warm spell eased drought pressures for stockraisers in Adams county amid prior heavy losses from cold and scarce feed. Officials consider inoculating some squirrels to study disease spread, while locals in Oakensdale prepare to plant wheat as snow recedes. Market and trade notes cover Portland and Seattle wheat and hay prices, with varied commodity ranges and local tax receipts shaping county finances.
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Adams County
Oakensdale
North Yakima
Yakima
Creek Valley
Calcium carbide fuels utopian energy costs and safe lighting
The article envisions a future where calcium carbide enables cheap lighting for six rooms at about 60 cents monthly and cooking for a large family at roughly 30 cents monthly. It describes a movable odorless lamp, a compact gas generator, and cheap pure alcohol production, citing Ralph L. Van der Naten and early methods that cut costs from 12 cents to about 1.5 cents per pound, with acetylene gas produced by reacting carbide with water.
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San Francisco
D.s.l.ation
Ralph L. van der Naten
School of Engineering
Sas Branciaco
Uig
van der Nalllen
Unclear fragment hints at a photographic plate exposure
The readable text mentions someone familiar with excuses presented for Raven and discusses testing credulity, a shift to another person, a view of Bunker, and an inquiry about success tied to exposing a plate.
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Stateur
Roe
Deaf Music Ball in Reno Met Society Event
A Reno society for the deaf held its annual ball with music that was slightly louder than usual to enhance vibrations. The event enabled deaf mutes to feel the rhythm and stay in step with the music, reflecting social and cultural connections within the community.
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Deaf
Renoef
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Duese. the Perfume of the Past, From the Old Cider Press. [Be Old Cider Press
Orchard Bull
Chicago Times
Robert Tintyre
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