All the Golden Grain Debate Echoes in Kentucky
The remark sparked by Montgomery Viner questions saving the whiskey industry and what becomes of the grain if distilleries close. The speaker cites Alabama and Kentucky dry counties, noting higher prices and job loss from ending liquor production. A child’s question underscores uncertainty about the future of distillery jobs.
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Fragmented Text About Elections and Policies
The readable portions mention presidential, foundation, and public policy topics with uncertain phrasing. Key terms include national board and potential impacts on lands and governance. The fragmented content references children and rights without clear events or dates.
Slaughter Rate Shrinks Profitable Pastimes for Stockholders
In this section, the article notes the rapid slaughter of living stock, signaling growing concerns for profitability. The piece suggests that as stock declines, other profitable pastimes or ventures may emerge, reflecting shifting economic pressures on farmers and traders.
Globet Sights On and Off The Page
The piece surveys light verse and quips about daily life and social habits. It notes idle reflections on aging waking early and marital fault finding while delivering a string of humorous maxims. The tone mirrors a newspaper humor column of the era with brief witticisms and social observations.
Lydia E Pinkham's Compound Helps Mrs Williams
Mrs Sapie Williams of Elkhart Indiana shares a long illness described as organic inflammation with fatigue pains and weakness. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for relief after six doctors offered little help.
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Out of Context Weary Note From a Local Outing
A fragmented reflection notes a man with whiskers and beard style critique of government errors and rising grocery costs. Mentions Bonham and a return from a weeklong outing in Plano City.
Preached at First Baptist on Roman Catholicism series
Pastor Hy Jennings of the First Baptist Church preached the first in a series on Catholicism at the church last night to a large congregation. Adverts urging readers to call 808 for produce prices and to order Stone's cakes from Greene's We Store.
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Local Farming Shifts Toward Home Grown Goods
Article notes Houston county farmers shifting preference to home grown corn oats hay and meat rather than buying from distant markets. West market shipments decline as producers supply local needs while wholesale grocers favor home produced stock, pricing discourages imports.
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Mrs Carroll Improves After Health Decline
Mrs Carroll, once in a general breakdown from Newrppe, shows slight improvement this afternoon. Bonham's offers best quality Theeta in large quantities and lists olives at plane 308 for sale, inviting customers to buy.
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Walter Pate Company workers suffer injury in street accident
Walter Pate an employe s of the Careton Rash and Door Co was hurt in a painful accident this afternoon when a fin gern of hinte tangled in Aner three of them were He was taken downtown for medical attention and ordered cold drinks and ice from W S Bon ham. watch the show windows Greene s We Stare.
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