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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1907
Page
2
The article outlines Department of Agriculture work and estimates on loss reductions from pests and weed control. It notes progress in life history study of pests, new crop standards for whipping cream, alfalfa weed control benefits, and potential crop yield gains across oats, barley, rye, potatoes, and cotton with improved farm management.
A garbled excerpt mentions puppets and a winter rise. The text hints at a performance or scene with a traveler or observer encountering a setting where puppets appear and tension builds. The readable fragments suggest isolation and an ascent into a strange event.
The article explains that when bone phosphate is treated the dissolved phosphate forms a valuable available phosphatic fertilizer. It notes available phosphate content ranges 16 to 20 percent and asserts the value of phosphoric acid is the same regardless of source whether from bone or rock.
Of 319 whole milk samples analyzed by a Canadian station, forty five were pronounced adulterated and eighty five doubtful. This was more indications of quality concerns in dairy testing.
A January grand jury report in Hancock County Ohio returns 639 indictments against Standard Oil of New Jersey Standard Oil Company of Ohio Ohio Oil Company Buckeye Pipe Line Solar Refinery and others charging conspiracy in restraint of trade. Each case carries a potential fine and separate docketing with the county clerk.
The draft reads like a chaotic transcript with several mis spellings but centers on railways being overwhelmed and the president addressing the governors on the transportation bottleneck. It notes routes from St Louis to New York and calls for federal action to ease congestion and provide explanations for the current strain on the system.
A powerful quake struck Kingston and surrounding districts causing 100 deaths and extensive property loss estimated at 810 million. Fire followed the collapse of buildings as rescuers struggled to account for missing residents and locate survivors amid widespread destruction. Local hospitals report numerous injuries and damage to hotels and public structures.
Reports claim the shah will execute opponents, reshuffle officials, and seize power as the monarchy confronts dissent. The oldest son Tloussein is named heir amid tensions with rivals and public unrest.
A garbled news fragment describes multiple violent crimes and incidents across several states. It cites Gordon McDonald killing two men in Georgia, a painter Walter Piichtower killing Bessie Jones in another scene, and a man Heathen harming himself. There is also a clouded note about a mining fire in South Dakota and political commentary from a New York union leader about machinists’ wages and strikes. A Russian court official named Dolgoraki is said to be dismissed from office.
At a Monroe Michigan banquet investigators disclosed a counterfeit operation tied to the Bennnington Cras Company. A receiver was sought in a New York court, with a $6000 note allegedly unpaid. A separate fire fatality occurred when a lamp exploded injuring Maes Longley and killing her. her husband Alexander was badly burned trying to save her.
Governor Hanly urges new laws restricting insurance officers earnings, banning special contracts rebates and excessive commissions. He cites past state officer disbursements and calls for licensure private bank supervision and a more assertive ethics framework.
Obscure spelling and garbled phrases describe amartined speech event in Martinsville. The text mentions a Vester Voter and Tadek Conuppanux presiding over Martinsville athletics and a deceased figure linked to the Spanish American war era.
The fragmentary report notes intense political tension as two parties dispute seating and procedures. It mentions individuals such as Seagater Parks Elias Praeumonia and references public depositories bills and a forthcoming public discussion, with concern voiced by Parks.
Emmet Florida branch of Martinsville elected Speaker of the Pose with Doth House and Senate Republican majorities ready to back Gov Hanly reform aims. Early session sees bills on railroad fares depository talis tax high license anti trust and US Senate by popular vote. Senator Cavins of Terre Taute backs a bill to prevent price discrimination for similar goods.
In Elkhart County a heir reports his deceased father haunts him as he handles a house and lands once owned by a late relative. The ghostly presence is alleged to deter the heir from selling and to influence plans to move, with local figures naming disputed ownership and unsettled claims.
A fragmented report describes Alley Piedds of Sil Verands and others involved in a boat incident at Salt Creek. Water depth reaches fifteen feet as a vessel runs aground, with witnesses noting horses and riders amid debris and confusion.
A fragmented report describes a youth linked to a school death after troubling behavior at home. The text mentions a boy named Poressures, Bev Durgess, and references to a gas issue in a room and related investigations. Details are unclear due to the damaged source text.
A fragmented report details a murder linked to a troubled heir and a looming resort project. The piece mentions a son Brooding over his father’s death, possible suicide theories, and a planned summer resort in Mieltean City with a hotel and diesel-powered upgrades.
A damaged OCR fragment describes vague events and names, with many garbled phrases and unclear places. It mentions teachers, water, and a dispute labeled as a local incident but provides no clear actions or outcomes.
Mp Shaw banker died of heart disease while a passenger on an autonomous train at Poughkeepsie station. The report notes the death occurred in the rail yard area with no further details available.
State examiner reports Thantinebare closed his docks amid near panic. Flora Cox wins 200 against Willinge Davis for breach of promise to marry. Walter Custer killed crossing freight train at Martinsville. Twenty-year-old tail admits Lizzie Buento murder in Milansville MD. Juries convict Harris on assault. life sentence handed in Jeffersonville court after twenty-minute deliberation.
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