Far Flung Kentucky Visits and Local Reflections
A crowd notes many locals travel to Kentucky to revisit the old home place, recalling carefree days and a dog’s final moment. The piece laments Falls City amusements, urges a Fourth of July celebration, and comments on interviews about Alice Roosevelt and Taft era politics.
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Kentucky
L. Sandusky
George Grinstead
S. P. Gist
Salem
Guy Creenwald
O. Kidder
Sandy
Falls City
North End
Dr. Mathers
Beatrice
Dave Stephenson
Dave
Church Howe
Alice Roosevelt
Longworth
Europe
Taft
Phillipines
Malls City
Washington
England
Market Letter Cattle and Hogs Rally as Supplies Shrink
Kansas City June 1 1906 moderate cattle receipts last week with fewer fat steers, packers steady to strong on killing steers. Hogs up on moderate receipts. top at 6 50. Veals and stockers mixed. mutton and lamb prices higher. Poultry butter eggs market notes and contact details for James at local location.
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Kansas City
KB. James
First National Bank
Property transfers and notices from Rich County records
A batch of land transfers and associated notices filed in Rich County includes Thomas Cromwell and wife transferring to William Jones, Bertha alias T Bock, and Thos G Bowker to Margaret Bowker, with several fractional and section references. Also listed are Jacob Nentschler to Jake Neifert, Sam Zimmerman to Maggie Zimmerman, Geof Johnston to Charles Murchie, Jerome Wiltee to Clarence Wiltee, GF Huron to H E R Noland, Alice Coleman to Clare Coleman, Fred Stange to Pred Tieman, and John A Hinkle et al to John H Dunn. Additional items note Rival Davison to H Marion and various stock and acreage descriptors. An asthma advertisement promotes Poleys Honey and Tar, via Moore's Pharmacy, as claimed relief.
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Thomas Kt Cromwell
Jd Jones
Low
Verdon
Bertha 4Orn
T Bock
Thos G Bowker
Margaret M Bowker
Richco
Jacob Nentschler
Jake Neifert
Sam Is “Zimmerman
Maggie P Zimmerman
Acre Rich Co
Geof Johnston
Charles Murchie
Aeres Rich Co
Jerome C Wiltee
Clarence EL Wiltee
St of St
King’s
Huron
Alice L Coleman
Clare Coleman
Itieh Co
Fred Stange
I'ieman
John A Hinkle
John H Dunn
Ryleau & Bedard
Davison
Locust outbreak to hit eastern states this May
A Washington bureau of entomology notice warns the country will see 17 year and 13 year locusts this spring. Regions from southeastern Massachusetts to North Carolina and Kentucky, plus Ohio and Indiana, are listed with emergence mainly in late May. The circular urges precautions and reporting observations via a reply card.
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Washington
Bureau of Entomology
Department of Agriculture
Eastern
Middle States
New York
Massachusetts
Long Island
Atlantic
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Chesapeake Way
Susquehanna River
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Ohio
Alabama
Georgia
North Carolina
Ennesse
Hollow bullets used to train for duels in Paris
Paris experiment uses a harmless hollow bullet to simulate live fire in duels. Dr Deirliers organized a session at Jardin de Parts with forty top marksmen. 272 shots fired and 202 hits recorded. Two rounds ended with a man firing into the heart area, one victor wearing a frock coat.
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Paris
Deirliers
Invenor
la Societe Asmat
Jardin de
Revival of U S cheese exports sparks agri leaders' concerns
Consul General Thackura of Berlin writes to the bureau of manufacturers about a promising opening for American cheese in Germany. In 1905 Germany bought $6,500,000 worth of cheese from Holland Switzerland Denmark and Canada at favorable prices, indicating a potential hardening of prices.
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America
United States
Thackura
Berlin
Bureau of Manufacturers
Germany
Empire
Holland
Switzerland
Denmark
Canada
Long-serving English nurse laid to rest in Lincolnshire
Eleanor Perkins died after 64 years of service to a Lincolnshire family. She cared for four generations of the household since infancy and was buried after a long life dedicated to nursing.
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Eleanor Perkins
Lincolnshire
Calamities Compete With Vesuvius In Calibrated Chaos
A playful note contrasts Vesuvius with California’s disaster, claiming the volcano pales beside the state’s calamity in a lighthearted headline style. The quip reflects editorial wit amid widespread reports of damage and response efforts.
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Prop's
Hiawatha
W. G. Lyford
The
McGuire Milling Co
Falls City Roller Mills
Mons
Magnolia
P. S. Heacock & Son
Falls City, Neb
the Tribune
Missouri River
Keys Bros
Werner, Mosiman & Co
Sin Pacific
Puntaaane
Missouri Pacific
Louisville
Jane Ith
Chicago
St. Louis
J.B. Varner
Court House
You
Market Letter
Daniel Bantz
Oaterville
Iowa
Poley
Moore's
Chance For Cheese Makers
California
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