Hawaii Coffee Country Promises Boom for Small Growers
A visitor details two coffee districts in Hawaii, praising coffee as the "poor man's crop." He notes Puna's volcanic soil, lava flows, and rich prospects for smallholders, contrasting with Kana's barren lands and a local plantation boom led by Wilder Steamship Company efforts to immigrant American cultivators.
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Hawaiian Islands
Hawaii
California
United States
China
Japan
Connecticut
New England
Thia
Puna F
Kana
Acre
Puna
Island
Wright
Wilder Steamship Company
Kahwka Ranch
Hookenia
Hookenai
Mauka Road
Morgan & McStocher
J. M. Davis
Mr. Davis
Craighall
Monarcy
Scotland
Card of Thanks from Bowen Family to Cho teau
To the people of Choteau we thank you for the kindnesses shown in our misfortune for the money and other donations and for the expressions of sympathy. Mr and Mrs G H Bowen.
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Choteau
G. H. Bowen
Peffer's Senate Rise From Humble Beginnings to Lavish Perks
Washington February 14 A New York Journal correspondent recalls Kansas populist William J. Peffer in the U S Senate. Peffer climbs from obscurity to power, accepting salaries and positions for family members as Republicans and Democrats court his vote. His lifestyle shifts from austere to extravagant amid leverage and political deals tied to the World's Fair era.
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Washington, D. C
New York Journal
Peffer
Senate
Poffer
Paffer
Jerry Simpson
Jerry
Poeffer
Simpson
Jean Moses
Valentine
Tims
Havemeyer
Chicago
Peter
Missouri
Kansas
West
Vest
St. Louis Board of Trade
Pullmans
First M. E. Church Services Bulletin
Corner Hazlett Street and Chateau Avenue Geo. LoGa Pastor announces services each Sunday at 11 am and 8 pm Sunday-school at 2 30 pm Epworth League at 7 pm and prayer meeting Wednesdays at 8 o'clock Everyone welcome to attend this local church notice.
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Hazlett Street
Chateau Avenue
Geo
Epworth League
District Attorney prosecutes whisky sales to an Indian
Preston H. Leslie has just returned from Blackfoot where he pursued George B. Robinson for selling whisky to an Indian. Robinson, a Summit station telegraph operator, was bound over to the grand jury. A second case targets a saloon keeper who cashed a $22 check with whisky, issuing 11 bottles to the Indian in installments.
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Preston H. Leslie
Blackfoot
George B. Robinson
Helena
Robinson
Summit Station
Great Northern
Grand Jury
Leslie
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Pearl OF the Pacific
John R. Musick
Fork Dé Vacnauis Company
New York
Choteau Mercantileo
Uriah Heep
Tuo
Humble
Allen
Pelfer
M. FE. Church
Montana
Verge & Mackenzie
Central Ave
Groat Falls
Mont
American Protective Tariff League
Wilbur F. Wakeman
West 23d Street
Cascade Bank
Great Falls, Mont
E. Atkinson
Jacob Switzer
F.P. Atkinson
W. W. Miller
S. BE. Atkinson
F. P. Atkinson
Peter Larson
John J. Ellis
Jors T Lastie
Goodrich Lumber Co
S’ancy
Great Falls
Collins
The
Illinery
Thos. A. Smith
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