Late News Items Mixed With Global Affairs From August
The July bank statement shows an unfavorable business condition. The U S Inspector revoked Captain Robert Plant license. Remains of Lieutenant Lockwood will be moved to Annapolis. John Brinton fatally shot Mike Maloney, Brinton’s brother-in-law. Mayor Johnson of Newburyport received a telex dated August 14 for a proposed reception. Little Rock Cotton Exchange reorganized with John G Fletcher president and W Stevens secretary. Missouri Pacific shops experiment lighting passenger coaches with electricity. Ex mayor Hugh Moffat of Detroit died aged 75. Judge Blodgett ruled Hoe patent infringement in folding web presses. The Suilen of Morovco atrocity noted. Five thousand tribes to attack Cherif of Quadzeen. war with France probable. Chicago GOP committee reports $29,064 raised, $12,221 spent. 47% dividend. General Butter signals Greenback anti-monopoly candidacy. August reports show favorable crop prospects in Manitoba and Canada. Reading to Lebanon charter granted. $300,000 capital. Charles McFadden pres. Amsterdam steamer cargo dumped. Wasco Oregon hit by cyclone. Wasco church and mill ruined. Democratic Nighth Twenty-first District nominates Boyle. Wabash reorganization plan approved. Jay Gould resigns. Joy to Europe to sell plan. Thomas Dickson will probate. $150,000 to each child. Terra Nova regatta boat swamped. four men drown. Broadway horse railroad approved. Swansea assault by tramp. Charles Albion arrested.
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W. M. M Buod
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Annapolis
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Artington House
Greencastle
Ind
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Brinton
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Blodgett
United States District Court
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General Butter
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New York Sur
M Cleveland
Which breed make best egg layers for markets
The author weighs chicken breeds for egg production, favoring Llumburgs for high yearly egg output but recommending Hamburgs Leghorns and Rocks for city or private markets. He warns against crowding large flocks and notes costs vary by climate and feed. He cites Breach and Houdans as good large-egg options and warns Leghorns suit free range life.
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Leghorn
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Fanny Field
Local Education Board Meets on New Moratd Start
A fragmented note outlines a meeting of the Educational Start of Moratd committee with the County Commissioner of Exciee and others. The text references a financial figure $8 and mentions a probable official action or apportionment. Further readable items indicate minor administrative details.
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