Philip Nolan’s Final Hours and Loyal American Faith
The narrative recalls Nolan’s death aboard the Levant after a long life of service. Ashore, he clung to a country map and the flag, asking about Ohio and Texas while recounting battles, leadership, and Emigration. Danforth records Nolan’s final words, prayers, and the Cincinnati badge pressed to his lips as he died content.
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Philip
Nolao
Aes Ft
Traxton
Mexico
Pate
Huey
George
Washington
South
la Plata
Aiea
Buenos Aires
Nolan
Texas
Steph
Arth
Italy
Austin
Sfendiras
Tomaclipas
Uite
California
Walters
Williams
Edward Morris
Watters
No' Lam
Captain Back
Eibave
Danforth
Levant
Atloré ‘Hough
Tore
Chesapeake
Barron
Barr
David Porter
Falton
Scott
Jackson
Mississippi
New Orleans
Kentucky
Legion of the West
Grant
Vicksburg
Fort Adams
Old Vick's
Ingham
Colleges
West Point
Naval School
Robinson Crusoe
Old Abe
Gen
Benjamin Lincoln
General Lincoln
Oregon
Harding
Smithsonian
Crawford
Liberty
Greenough
United States
Episcopal Collect
Order of Cincinnati
Menory
Fort Adama
Orleans
Philip Nolan
Nebraska farmer hunts killer of Clyde Armour in West trial ends now
Roy Armour spends six weeks and more than 20000 dollars tracing Clyde Armour's disappearance from Sioux City to Denver and Friday Harbor. He uncovers Elbert W. Blanchett in Friday Harbor and Blanchett is brought back to New Mexico where a jury convicts him of first degree murder in the death of Clyde D Armour near Glorietta New Mexico.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Nebraska
Elbert W. Blanchett
Friday Harbor
Wash
Clyde D. Armour
Roy Armour
Dakota County
Neb
Sioux City
Clyde D. Armoour
Fresno
Cal
Mary Armour
Agnes Armour
Clarks
Clyde Armour
Denver
Young Men's Christian Association
N.M
New Mexico
Rey Armour
Costa
Dakota City
Antonio Sandoval
Glorietta
Roy
Blanchett
Sherif Mead
Albuquerque
Armour
Lancaster man sues for breach of promise in Wilkes-Barre case
Pat Renshaw of Lancaster, formerly a policeman, files breach of promise suit in Wilkes-Barre against Priscilla McCloskey a twenty three year old. The case centers on a broken engagement and seeks remedy for alleged disappointment.
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Wilkes-Barre
Pat Peter Renshaw
Lancaster
Mise
Priscilla McCloskey
Plan for Convenient Calf Pens at Hayden Ohio Experiment
A simple barn plan for calf and yearling housing features a 30 by 40 foot layout with a 10 foot feed room end. Four pens of 12 by 14 feet flank a 5 foot wide feed alley with six stanchions per pen, adjustable spacing, four foot partitions, and gates to join pens or access from the alley. Ventilation mirrors standard dairy barn practice.
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Hayden
Ohio
Roughage fed to dairy cows at limit of capacity
Prof C C Hayden of the Ohio experiment station says roughage such as hay and stover is cheaper than grain and should not be fed exclusively. He notes soy bean and alfalfa hays are cheaper options, with clover hay valued around 20 dollars per ton, and recommends Timothy only in small amounts for milking cows.
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C. C. Hayden
Ohio
Silo Of Great Importance For Dairymen And Beef Feeders
Practical dairymen using silos report saving two to ten cents per pound of butterfat and beef feeders note silage reduces costs by one to one and a half dollars per hundred pounds. Feeding experiments confirm. under normal conditions silage is worth four dollars a ton and six dollars at higher feed costs. Farmers average corn on silage costs two point seven six dollars per ton including production factors. avoiding a silo appears more essential than whether to build one.
Cause of Bulls Ugliness
A clipped paragraph notes a bull becoming angry when crowded and confined, suggesting irritation from constant close contact with people and objects inside a pen. The brief remark hints at animal behavior under stress without detailing events or outcomes.
Canada’s War Era Fortified by Banking, Trade and Tax Strategy
A Western daily correspondent reports that Canada shows no financial downturn since the war began. Trade is robust, farmers progress well, and taxes have risen modestly with prudent use of resources. Canada’s branch banking keeps capital fluid and branches strong, sustaining confidence and aiding a steady economy despite reduced industrial activity. Prohibition helps circulating money, and Canadians avoid borrowing trouble while facing higher living costs.
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Canada
Dominion
Winnipeg
Fragmentary dialogue hints at chores and affection
The readable text shows disjointed lines about love and money and urges to grab a hoe and help. It resembles a stray dialogue snippet with unclear speakers and missing context, offering minimal concrete facts or names.
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Fred
Indiana
Louisiana
Pacific
America
Burr
Michigan
Nebraska Farmer
West
Santa Fe, N.M
Clyde PD
Jave
Sean Hay
Cath