Rival from St Louis sparks a small town romance
Grace Hadley confronts Jack Gladden and the suave Henry Souders as tensions rise over affection and manners. A dangerous mad dog chase culminates when Jack saves Grace from the pursuing animal, earning a kiss and erasing rival notions.
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St. Louis
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Jack
Mr. Souders
Grace
Hadleys
Mr. Sanders
Mr. Henry Sauders
The Jealous Husband and the Missing Mail Pouch
An inspector recalls solving a mall pouch robbery linked to a jealous husband. A lettered cash order, silk parasols, and looted mail led to a confession from an ex convict and the driver. The scheme unraveled with a hidden pouch found in a loft tunnel and a three to five year prison outcome.
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Pos Office
Letherman
Boston Globe
Newton
Cincinnat
Busines Company
Hog raiser outlines spring farrow and feeding plan
A Missouri correspondent describes a 40 acre farm with hogs and sows kept in lanes and pens, rotating pasture and barn lots. Pigs are weaned between March 15 and May 1, fed alfalfa, clover, oats, corn and skim milk, with careful attention to age groups for even weights before sale.
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Missouri
Hudson Jubilee Plans for 1909 Anniversary Festivities
New York officials outline a Hudson Fulton celebration to mark Henry Hudson’s voyage and the 100th anniversary of steamboat navigation. The plan calls for a naval aquatic pageant on the Hudson, a land parade with literary and musical events, and memorials including a Hudson memorial bridge from Inwood Hill to Spuyten Duyvil Hill with a public park at Wood Hill.
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Clermont
Haverstraw Bay
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Inwood Hill
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Tnwood Hill
London Uses Dead Bacteria Treatment For Consumption
The opsonization therapy, the latest medical advance, uses dead bacteria injections to boost white blood cells. A London hospital runs a study with about ninety tests weekly to determine a patient’s opsonin level and adjust treatment accordingly.
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London
Oil Lease Reform Hampers Big Operators
In Muskogee Indian Territory a new oil lease rule requires unbonded or imperfect leases to show a banker's certificate with 46000 on deposit to be used for development. The change bars operators lacking ready cash and could complicate the approval of 4800 acre leases.
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Muskogee
I. T
Secretary of the Interior
Whirlwinds Tear Through Maine Farm Areas
A Maine correspondent reports a sequence of freak whirlwinds at Norway causing horses to flee and wagons lifting from the ground. The first storm spooked J Bartlet t's horse and moved a heavy wagon, then a second breeze lifted a third wagon, and a third hurled clothes from Mrs C L Bartlett's line into nearby oaks. Bartlett narrowly avoided harm due to presence of mind.
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Maine
Stoneham
Norway
W. H. Littlefield
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Mr. Bartlett
No Philippine Exhibit for New Zealand Fair
The Philippines will not send a government exhibit to the New Zealand exposition running from November 1906 to May 1907. Governor Ide told Commissioner Gow that the prior costly St Louis exhibit led the Insular government to skip sending one to New Zealand.
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Philippines
New Zealand
Gov
Ide
Gow
Marketing Lima Beans Readies August Harvest
August marks peak for lima bean yields and profit if vines are picked early and pods not allowed to over ripen. Harvest timing hinges on faint green to yellow pods. fully ripe yellow pods produce dry white beans lowering value. Keep beans dry during packing. shelling by hand is essential. improper moisture causes spoilage and losses.
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Express Company
Seeding Pastures for Year Round Stock Grazing
A farmer explains pasture seeding mixtures and ground differences. He recommends two parts red clover one part timothy one part blue grass for cattle sheep and horses on cultivated land, with red top on low ground and timothy blue grass on higher ground to establish a dense, long lasting stand. He notes blue grass dominates after about two years and red top aids droughted knolls and winter grazing near sloughs.
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Farmers’ Review
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