Bank Robbery Thriller Shocks Silver City Fans
Reports say nik.robéra blew open the Citizens State bank in Silver City and escaped with 3000 dollars. Wiseman, one of five men who escaped from the Woodbury bounty jail at Sioux City, was captured. The tale mentions two deaths in the spree, and notes a grand encampment invitation after a sensational year for the region.
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Citizens State ‘Bank
Silver City
Wiseman
Woodbury
Sioux
Aily
Henandoah
Grigadé
Hampton
Fred Hughart
Jewel
Iowa
Thomas
Hearly
Northwestern Railway Company
Gus L
Corydon
Das” Moines
Waa
Curtis Edwards
de x Lateter
Arlo
Peté" Haton
Muscatine
Sherif! Wiley
Sanders
W. H. Cooper
Slauson Broa
Olliem
John McCoriick
Stilen
South Prairie
Cay
Grand Hidlebaugh
Bagley
Jim White
al McMurrin
Tom Lapecno
Anamou
Henry Adams
Anamosa
Baker
Tereinhe Burna
Welles and
Maxwell i
James & Kickert
West Liberty
M. Parrott
Extra
Altack
Littl Beasta
Polson
Afterhey
How to Prepare Capons For Best Price
Instructional guide on capon preparation emphasizing humane killing, dry picking, feather retention for distinguishing features, careful cleansing, and neat packing. Notes include preferred methods, timing for peak market months, and packing in boxes or barrels to enhance sale price.
Post Preservation Advice for Fence Posts
Advice on extending fence post life by protecting top and bottom ends. Water runoff at the top prevents soaking and rot. Treating the bottom with creosote provides above ground protection and improves durability.
Increased Profits Through Farm Transportation
The rise of motor transport for farm products is set to modernize farming. It will raise profitability by narrowing the gap between producer and consumer and accelerating distribution.
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Ductea
Healthy and Vigorous Hens for Laying Pen
A fragment states that regardless of breeding or feeding, a hen must be naturally healthy and vigorous to be kept in the laying pen. It notes birds with physical defects should not be kept, emphasizing natural vitality as essential for egg production.
Federal Inspections of Fruits and Vegetables Increase
Federal inspections of fruits and vegetables moving in interstate commerce rose by 78 percent during June. The Bureau of Markets, U.S. Department of Agriculture, maintains 26 market-center inspection points with sworn officers to verify product condition on shipments. A fee schedule applies for various inspection services.
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Inter
Bureau of Markets
Tinkted
States Department
Agricul
Humber
Edie
Corn crop advantages over small grain in growth and moisture use
The text argues that corn has a longer warm growing period, dries and heats thoroughly, and produces more food per acre. It notes corn reduces soil moisture loss, suppresses weeds, and prepares land for subsequent crops, making it a superior producer despite critics.
Cut Sweet Clover For Seed
Sweet clover is hard to harvest for seed due to uneven seed maturity. Harvest when half the seed pods have turned dark to bundle with a grain or forage harvester. The woody stem is usually tough but stock may eat some of it. when too coarse for feed it serves well as plow under cover.
Plowing Declared Easiest Farm Task When Proper
The article notes plowing as one of the easiest and most satisfactory farm jobs. It stresses the importance of correct implement adjustment and soil condition for successful plowing.
Tuberculosis In Hog Herd Ties To Cattle Sources
Evidence links hog herd tuberculosis to cattle sources such as feed lots and pastures, with transmission through infected dairy by products or consumption of tuberculous carcasses. The fragment notes disease spread via cattle, feed, pastures, and by products, reflecting early veterinary concerns.
Global unrest and finance spark UK Ireland reports
A sweeping wire of Allied era telegrams notes a dividend dispute in New York, a London envoy’s report on Indian affairs, siege in Moscow, and casualties in Ireland and Scotland. It cites a $10,000,000 transfer, Armenian and Greek deportations, a Brownsville fire, a Kilkenny clash, and a Cork mayor’s death from starvation.
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al ‘Company
Inediana
New York
London
jNew
York
Gett Conalyn Orate Wederal
Dlapa
Ireland
Rome
Saya
Roland ‘Ricella
Ambbassador
Washington
Aly. Dulryimple
Central States
Chicago
Givan
Brownsville
Minn
La¢Crogse
Wis
Che
Smith’s
John M cGraw
New York Giants
Federal
Triaste
Ttp
Courier d'Italia
la Nazional
Thomyatown
Kilkenny
Munster and Leinster Bank
Dublin
State Department
Washington Front
Constantinople
Post Oilica
Moorhen
Ukrainia
People's Relat Committee
Bolivia
Buenos Aires
Ihe
Die
Freihest
Eetin
East Prussia
Bavaria
Republic
Mac Swiney
Cork
Elvitiang
Bothwell
Glasgow
Scotland
Bhoty
May Gut Wages In Chicago Conference Over Construction Prices
In Chicago on Oct 29 a group of more than twenty contractors met with Michael J Faherty president of the board of local improvements. They said construction prices have peaked and foresee little reduction next year unless union labor accepts lower wages.
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Chicago
Michael J. Faherty
The
Board of Local Improvements
Market Prices Display Wide Wheat and Livestock Figures
A scanned late edition lists varied agricultural quotes including hard wearing patent flour at 30.00 and 10.70, soft winter and hard winter wheat prices, hay, and cattle values with ranges for choicest to fair grades. Livestock sections cover cows, veal, sheep and lambs with price bands, reflecting market activity and regional supply.
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Saccpa
Kansas
Cattlie—Choixo
Wathern
Yourlings
Sworn
Honig
Mill Village Brides Reflect Independent South Carolina
A Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt notes mill villages in South Carolina show many young women marrying early yet continuing work. It cites Greenville workers and states South Carolina mills absorb many women and men, with a state population around 1.5 million and mill payrolls totaling about one million weekly.
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Mason and Dixon
South Carolina
Millaon
Mixed Speech on Altitude Record Comes Up Short
A fragmentary exchange spotlights a conversation about a high altitude feat. The dialogue hints at a tester’s achievement and a peer’s incredulous reaction, leaving the exact details and participants unclear.
Faith in Old Adage and Penny Saved Tale
A Rockefeller quote frames a Richford origin tale about a mean man who leaves a fortune. At a church supper a man cuts his lip and lacks court-plaster. a two-cent stamp stops the bleed with a parson’s aid, the squire adds a one-cent stamp, completing a small thrift parable.
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John D. Rockefeller
New -York
Richford
Pleasant Mistake In A Letter From Mother
A reader recalls Willie receiving a letter that initially seemed to be another stern warning from his mother about a risky choice. Upon opening, he discovers a billet-doux, a lighthearted romantic note that changes the mood from concern to amusement.
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Willie
Billy
Woman’s Tongue Compared to Engine of Action
A dialogue contrasts a woman’s tongue with an engine of action, noting it has no exhaust. The exchange questions how speech can drive results and challenges expectations about women’s influence.
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John
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