Horses In The United States Count Reveals Broad Herd Wealth
Secretary Wilson's annual report is cited noting 16 557 000 horses in the United States with a total value around 1.08 billion dollars and an average value just over 60 dollars per animal. The piece compares horses and mules, recalls a few high prices, and muses on the rarity of thoroughbred racers versus the vast horse population.
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Wilson
Hertmla
Waterway
McAheaney
New_York
Globe
Pacific
Avia
Europe
United States
Lana Thon
Mystic Cure Claims Quick Relief for Rheumation
An advertisement touts Htheumatium as a miraculous daily cure for rheumation and nevratria radinally curing in one dose. It promises instant removal of the cause and disappearance of the disease with substantial benefits. Sold by A B. Ralos, Drogist in Columbia and other towns, urging subscriptions to the Herald.
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Mysterio
A B. Ralos
Drogelst Columbia
Actid
Mitchell Speaks To Northern Colorado Miners
President John Mitchell met rail workers from northern Colorado and told reporters he advised southern miners to stay on strike until demands were granted. He pledged not to call a northern Colorado uprising or a sympathetic strike after miners returned to work. A separate San Francisco report notes authorities seized 14 600 Mexican cigars valued up to a quarter each found in a private warehouse tied to the cruiser New York crew.
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Denver
Col
John Mitchell
Northern
Colorado
Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
San Francisco
New York
Coal Creek miners drive out visiting St Louis men
In Coal Creek Tennessee on December 6 a crowd of about 500 striking miners escorted 27 men from St Louis bound for local mines out of town. The visitors reportedly did not know there was a strike and had traveled from Colorado.
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Coal Creek
Tenn
St. Louis
Tts
St Louis
Colorado
Bankrupt firm sells assets in New York bid
Under a court order by Judge Elmer B. Adams, receiver Hugh Mel Klitrick of D Crawford & Co. sold the firm’s enries rook oxtores and leasehold rights to D May & Co. for 552000. The sale included stock, fixtures, leaseholds, wagons, horses and the firm’s personal property, along with the home and related assets of Dugald Crawford.
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Clscots
Homer
Dugald End Tube F
Crawford
Partacre
Local Notes From Sandy Nook and Village
Sandy Nook December 7. No Sunday preaching as pastor failed to arrive from Williamson county. Bettie Hattle is very low and not expected to recover. A M Paugh now able to sit up in his room after illness. An accidental killing of a negro named Grant Arms reported by Lon Hines caused excitement. Walter Wright moved to Giles county. Bob Nealy moved to J R Griffith farm for the coming year. A N Pugh narrowly escaped a serious injury when a log rolled toward him. Miss Bothel Potts and Dora Gordon visited over the weekend. Willie Fleming from Enterprise visited our city. Many locals visited Colmel during court. GUY
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Sandy
Grant Arms
Lon Hines
Walter Wright
Giles County
Bob Nealy
J. .R. Griffith
A. N. Pugh
Bothel Potts
Dora Gordon
Sour City
Willie Fleming
Enterprise
Our City
Colmel
Guy
Mrs McCann Threatened Over Prosecution of Bogus Lord
Mrs James P McCann received death threats for pursuing charges against Frederick Barrington, accused of her husband’s murder. She vows to continue and pursue Barrington despite intimidation. In Tuskegee Ralph Armstrong was convicted of murdering his cousin Allie Armstrong and sentenced to be hanged January 8 with an appeal planned.
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St. Louis
James P. McCann
Frederick Seymour
Barrington
Tuskegee
Ala
Ralph Armstrong
Mies Allie Armstrong
Scott's Emulsion Aids Pale Blood Sufferers
An advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as a cod liver oil blood tonic for young women in teens suffering paleness weakness and nervousness. It claims restored strength flesh and color and offers samples. The note mentions Scott & Bowne chemists at 40 Wall Street New York.
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Scott
Spadbrooks Party Ends In Quiet Debacle
Mrs Spadbrook plans a refined dinner for Isabel with 20 guests and Borrodini’s orchestra. Spadbrook handles invites and logistics in a rush, but the party falls flat as guests remain subdued, prompting Mrs Spadbrook to note the crowd’s lack of chemistry and social tension within the familiar circle.
Ex Congresman Springer Noted Democrat at Home in Washington
Preliminary returns to the Bureau of Statistics predict cotton growth in the United States for 1908 to 1909 will reach 1.1 times. Arkansas is estimated to value at $250,000,000 for the year, showing an increase over the prior period.
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Wm. M. Springer
Umnols
North
Washington
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
United States
Arkansas
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