Wool Growers Hear German Process Boost Prices
A New York Tribune report describes a German chemist and engineer Ernest Fabrig and Connecticut state chemist Will bin P. Cutler influencing the New York Wool Exchange opening in May. Their process promises to raise American wool prices by converting foreign and domestic wools with cleaner methods, potentially boosting national wealth.
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New York Wool Exchange
Ernest Fabrig
P. Cutler
Ammerbad
United States
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Tutpire Woel Cleantip Company
New Jersey Corporation
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Bulletin on pig feeding from Montana Experiment Station
The Montana Experimental Station issues a bulletin on pig feeding edited by Luther Paster. It argues wheat can economically replace corn in pig diets for Montana farms and cites Montana grown foods like field peas wheat oats barley and alfalfa as high quality rations.
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Montana
Tata
United States
Luther Paster
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Seul Peth
Parrot Company to Move Smelting Plant to Jefferson County
The Parrot company plans to relocate its smelting operations to Jefferson county next spring, selecting a site near Dadhteet Rocks about four miles from Whitehall on the Jefferson River after surveying state locations. The move follows securing nearby land, a branch railroad from the Northern Pacific, and surrounding improvements to support full operation capacity.
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Parrot Smelter
Jefferson County
Parrot Company
Butte
Whitehall
Jefferson River
Bejsain
Hisbeliers Arettel
Willig
Basel
Northern Pacific
Khati
Cely
May Get It Reevaluated By Notable Backers
The article references Thomas Reed as a strong candidate, praised by speakers for intellect and potential. It mentions General Harrisons and Senators Cullem Spooner AlNS0588 and Maine figures, while noting historical shifts in ore yields and weights across 1880 to TeS3.
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Thias
Reed
Tetne
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Harrisons
Robert Lines
Spooner
Maine
Keystone Camp Draws Attention From West
The fragment describes Keystone in South Dakota as a future camp for the West with people fading in Tremof directions and houses filled with overfilled stables and sheds. It mentions Black Hills activity and a realization of ore in the region to ensure higher output over the years. It notes ore production impacting wine-related references.
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South Dakota
Black Hills
Settlers Arrive Regularly in Berton Area With Irrigation Appeal
Advices from Tetes county report settlers coming from the East to Berton treet area forming a growing community. A splendid irrigation system enhances settlement desirability, with wetter conditions and rising prospects noted as development continues.
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Tetes County
Berton Treet
Mootena
Este Domes
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