Vast U S livestock and dairy output described
The feature describes U S cattle totals near 90 million head including dairy cows and bulls, dairy production volumes for milk butter and cheese, average cow value, and regional notes on Rhode Island dairy farming. It also mentions by products and fertilizer uses, plus developments in potato cultivation in France and a remedy for horses gnawing feed boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ithode Island
Soo
Pressat
Menor
Indiana State News Jasonville Reaching For County Honors
Removement revival seeks to create a new county with Jasonville as capital by taking sections from Greene Clay and Sullivan counties. Petition circulation planned to gauge voter support amid long existing agitation for closer access to county government. Proposals estimate moving most western Sullivan area and portions of Clay and Greene would transfer governance and tax affairs to the new county.
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Greene, Clay
Sullivan
Jasonville
Qoshiee
Roof and building wash recipe from old text
A historic washing method describes soaking materials in a close box to prevent steam escape, then straining. It adds six quarts of this time with one quart of rock salt and one gallon of water, then boils and proceeds with the mixture.
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Boll and
Blackberry and Raspberry Cultivation Challenges Noted
The passage discusses neglected berry patches and the impact of sward and weed growth on blackberries and raspberries. It questions soil health, trellis conditions, and maintenance practices, implying potential yield issues if grasses and weeds persist near vines and canes.
Plowing Effects and Corn Shrinkage Guides
Agricultural notes discuss fall plowing to prevent soil erosion and promote root exposure of insects, with land left in rye to reduce soil shrinkage. It notes corn shrinkage ranges from around 1 to 20 percent depending on grain condition and moisture, with expert estimates varying.
Wisconsin Bill Targets Vendors of Rotten Eggs
Assemblyman J. C. introduces a bill in Wisconsin to punish sellers of bad eggs with fines from 10 to 20 dollars. The measure allocates half of collected penalties to the informant to encourage prosecution.
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Wisconsin
J. C
Husband Under Investigation In Supposed Murder Case
A husband faces arrest as police probe the presumed murder of Ptacsetine Powell aged about fifty. The body was found in a residence in Virgenes area after reports of foul play. Coroner notes no water in lungs and death appears unnatural. Investigators continue reviewing evidence and the husband’s involvement remains unresolved.
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Ptacsetine Powell
Utaas
Ainipe
Pinas Teavelh
Tsotdidey
Theles Masel
Mbps
Tewell
Powell
Man Held on Forgery Charge in Portage Case
A man named Wedward ML Wrdl is confined in jail in Toa Porte on a forgery charge after arrest at night. Police report detail an attempted capture at a pork wholesaler and claim the suspect confessed to the crime while denying some allegations.
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Daguages
Jadd
Toa Porte
Fornery
Eds
Amd
New York
Cone
di Ocourt
Attecues
Forsevy Awas
Forsevy Awas Vttered
Plenoeh Whotesale Bigeor Company
Dua Pore
Brother Makes Fatal Mistake in Porte Thrate Tale
A confused tale reports a white individual named Clarence Thurbinsen attempting to fix a vase engine in Porte Thrate. He spilled grease on his trousers and allegedly threw a contended cat covered in vaseline thinking the cat was water, with lethal consequences implied.
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Clarence Thurbinsen
Fire accident leads to fatal injuries at NKedlerville
A man identified as Chais Treen aged about years suffered severe burns when fire engulfed clothing near a des leap in NKedlerville. He died soon after as officials question whether the death was accidental or incendiary.
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Chais Treen
Nkedlerville
Bust of illicit bars hits South Dead due to crackdown
Thirdy wine bortline houses and blind tigers have been obliged to cease business in South Dead because of the blind tiger ban that went into effect the other day. The Pinks and Pudiana clubs with quadutatied bars are also affected.
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Blind Tigers
South Dead
Creeds Clash Church Shut After Presbyterian Split
Despondent 16 year old Miss Ema Toswell Phoeus of Madison commits suicide by swallowing carbolic acid at home after church split and rivalry among denominational factions. Authorities report no further details at this time.
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Oayseusshihe
Eltreth
Materia
Vidohiana
Stes Colle
Chimwee
Ema Toswell
Phebus
Cota
Medison
Encampment Date Set for Grand Aras of Indiana
The annual encampment of the Grand Aras of the Republic of Indiana is scheduled for June 1 at Port Waste. Delegates from chapters across the state will attend the event to set plans and ceremonies for the year ahead.
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Grand Aras
the Republic of Indiana
Port Waste
Thirteen Miners Hurt in Mine Explosion at Castle Garden
An explosion at the Castle Garden mine in Chandler collapsed sections and left three miners with minor injuries and ten others seriously hurt. Rescue teams ferried workers to local hospitals for treatment and officials opened an investigation into the blast causes.
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Castle Garden
Chandler
Forgery arrest and tragic family deaths reported
Miss Emma Sanders of Marion was arrested for forging money orders. Mrs. J. S. Mundelle, 55, fatally slashed her two daughters then killed herself in Connellsville. Arthur Young was shot by his son-in-law Preston Lang at Bloomington after a stock dispute, Lang claiming self defense. YWCA deed for a $70,000 home awarded to the South Bond group. Rose Austin, 4, burned to death in La Verte after pulling her sisters from the kitchen fire. mother found the bodies.
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Emma Sanders
Marion
J. Os. Mundelle
Mundelles
Connellsville
Arthur Young
Preston Lang
Bloomington
Lang
South Bond
Shea 8 Acquitted in Chicago Teamsters Trial
Cornelius P. Shea and ten associates in the Teamsters union were acquitted of conspiracy after a two hour jury deliberation. The case, a lengthy Cook County labor battle, cost over 875000 in county expenses. Shea hailed it as a victory for union labor, while the judge warned jurors about reliance on state witnesses without corroboration.
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Chicago
Ile
Tragedy in Chicago Ends Millionaire Affair
Mrs Flora McDonald, wife of millionaire Michael C McDonald and noted society figure, murders her lover Webster S Guerin after a jealous quarrel in Chicago. The crime occurred in a residence hall with a pistol shot and broken glass, and a trial is anticipated with comparisons to the Thaw case while associates discuss responsibility and motives.
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Flora McDonald
Michael Cl Mcbtonald
Chieno
Webster S. Guerin
Orusha Guiding
Moise
Avery Cent
Chicazo
Archibald Gaara
Bees Ier
Tian
Win mi Csi
Eotriak
J. Durvis
Asuer
Unclear historical note on wars and politics mixed text
Fragmented OCR passage recounts naval surrender rumors, peace treaty reports, uprisings in Damaraland, Russian elections and Stolypin notes, church state tensions in Spain, French tariff debates on pianos, and a 2 percent tax on foreign securities.
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Nelosator
Jb Cam Sea
Mo Briand
Dremier Chlemrenean
Damaraland
Reichstags
Stolypin
Senor Maura
Chamber
Indiana Lawmakers Debate Pure Food and Drug Bill Policy
Indiana legislators debate the lower house version of a pure food and drug law. Dr. J N Vivrty, secretary of the State board of health, touts proposed enforcement and a laboratory, while amendments and political hurdles loom as the session weighs education and enforcement viability.
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Mr. Unrtys
Todjiana
Ter Dene Hesitat Oie
Ted
J.N. Vivrty
Stat Hoard of Health
Cosas
Stee Board of Health
Mpoim Tso
Othe Cheney Sredtis
Soranee
Mrdburty
Heali
Asein
State Board
New Indiana Constitution Debate Sparks Special Election Talk
Laws and voices rally over a proposed constitutional amendments plan. Senator Wool and other leaders argue for or against changes while noting past referendums and the need for a decisive vote this year.
Fragmented report on state actions and officials
The text describes representatives and actions tied to state issues. It mentions a representative Plott and duties at an add tiomm with stans and flares. It implies a debate on a treasure and a patrol or guard task needing work.
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Planty Chas
Fnlb
Rad Ford Maen
Corasnigations Lapye Tera
Wolicdroms Aaert
Fredolt
Stanals
Unclear text on Senate action and hotel charges
Fragmented OCR text cites Senator McDowell and a definition of pevilities affecting a hotel or gining charge. It mentions a fixed sum S600 and a question about Soatp being deft at the hotel, with references to a Dall fixedd main and quarterly payment S254.
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McDowel
Unreadable OCR Brief Details Local Match Outcome
Readable fragments indicate a sports brief with team names and a result, mentioning a defeat and player names. The legible parts are insufficient to confirm a clear event, score, or location.
Pavilion at state fair sparks heated debate amid opposition
Representatives clash over pavilion plans at the state fair with advocates touting it as the best display while opponents voice strong objections. The proposal aims to showcase agricultural stock and attract crowds despite contention.
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Os Locke
Loan Shark Bill Passed Aimed At Lenders
The Daily reports the loan shark bill has been passed by the house as a hard blow to robber lenders who fleece borrowers with high interest and charges. The measure targets abusive loan institutions and their exorbitant rates.
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Clouse
Hours of Railroad Work Restricted
Representative Totters HH trains restriction bill passed by the House to bar railroads from employing workers more than sixteen consecutive hours without eight hours rest. The measure aims to curb fatigue and improve safety across the industry.
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Totters
Changes in Two-Cent Fare Bill Passes Senate
The bill with two amendments to the two cent fare measure was approved 55 to 33 after debate. One amendment requires passengers who do not buy tickets to pay 21 cents per mile cash on trains, with refunds at no company station. The other lowers the half fare age limit to five to twelve, causing all children over five to pay full fare.
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House Committee of Railroads
Industrial advance hindered only by old contracts imports
No disturbing developments hinder a reasonable advance in industrial affairs. New demands arise freely while the main issue is catching up with old contracts for heavy materials. Weather favours trade, activity rises in distribution and manufacturing, and retail sales improve with winter wares.
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Fr AP
Chicago
Dun
Trade and industry show improvement as rail blockades ease
New York reports brighter trade prospects with better weather and fewer rail blockades aiding spring and summer demand. Western rail congestion eases, car shortages lessen on the North Pacific coast, and retail winter goods stocks are reduced while spring business begins. Wheat and corn exports rise for the week and fiscal year to date, with totals compared to prior years.
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Bester
Northwest
North Pacific Coast
United States
Canada
Commodity Price Averages Across Several Cities
The report lists live stock and grain prices in multiple markets including Indianapolis, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Detroit, Milwaukee, Buffalo, New York, and Toledo. Cattle, hogs, and sheep show wide ranges. grains cover wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley with No. 2 grades and mixed varieties.
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Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
New York
Toledo
Mine blaze at Richard coal mine spares 150 workers
Fire trapped 150 miners at the Richard coal mine near Dover New York but all escaped unharmed. In a separate case Charles McGill formerly of Ontaris bank pleaded guilty to signing fraudulent tax returns and was sentenced to five years in prison.
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Richard
Dover
N. Y
Charles McGill
Ontaris Bank
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