Memorial Hall at Calumet Place Honoring Gen Logan
The piece visits the Logan home Calumet Place to describe its memorial conversion. Mrs Logan narrates how her husband’s rooms were furnished from old pieces and mementos from his life. The hall houses trophies, battlefield relics, portraits, flags, and a memorial stained glass room built to honor Logan’s service and family.
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Washington
Meridian Hill
Calumet Place
Gen. Logan
Kensington
Mes
Loran
Darling
Los
Dr. Sims
Fredericksburg
Germantown
William Penn
Ka. McCook
Guadaloupe
Santa Fe
Cortez
Castile
Leon
Mexico
Isoya
Logan
Vietilisets
Hin Chaise
Hriss
Robert Po Porter
Salid
Jaithomosy
Stetesman
Lagutis
Lorenge
Leia
Dentin
Lis Batilies
Treland
Conrresa
Fasgistatey
Vicksburg
Brues
Scal
Horse Recognizes Old Master After Years apart at City Stable
A Boston Post writer recalls a scene near Chardon Street where a gray horse paused, whinnied, and acknowledged a former Vermont owner who had trained him. The incident reinforces the belief that horses never forget people or places, and a single word can renew an old bond.
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Boston Post
Chardon Street
Vermont
The Golden Rod Becomes Symbol of Patriotism
A 19th century verse describes the Golden Rod as a national emblem uniting sea to sea. It portrays its symbolism through fountains waves and sunshine, praising loyalty and unity across regions as patriots pledge allegiance to the emblem.
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Antunn
Buith
Self Speaking Card From Wesson Farm Land Theft
Geo Hubbard reports in the Tlint Michigan Journal that a theft occurred at the Wesson farm land adjoining a barn with a well and tile ditching. Items stolen include two potato bug sprinklers, six clevises, two canvases, and 200 yards of blind ditch. A mortgage on the property is noted, and the writer warns the thief to return the goods or face retaliation, urging discovery by appointment or divine means.
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Wesson
Geo, Hubbard
Tlint
The Grave of Daniel Webster Resting Place Narrative
The article describes the Webster family graveyard behind the Webster farm. The tomb sits center of a fenced lot, vault covered by soil and opened only for family deaths. It last opened in 1962 for Fletcher Webster after Bull Run. The vault also contains children and grandchildren. the last living relative is Fletcher’s widow.
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Fletcher Webster
Bull Run
Webster
Jute Bagging Rivalry Spurs Cotton Trade Shift
Agricultural notes from the Southern States discuss a jute bagging price rise and a proposed switch to cotton bagging aided by Alliance contracts in Georgia and Louisiana. The piece argues the move could destroy the jute trust, forge a new market for lower grade cotton, and promote hemp twine as an alternative, potentially reshaping regional industries.
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South
Georgia
Louisiana
Atlanta Constitution
Combine
Bogelog Trust
Jersey Breeder Focuses on Butter and Cattle Quality
The piece notes Jersey breeders aim to improve butter output, arguing that high yielding cows better the breed. It warns nonperforming breeders risk being sidelined as the number of Jersey breeders grows with new recruits seeking proven cows. It also includes assorted rural news and a recipe for canning corn.
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Jersey
Hye Wen
Dallas News
Sheepmen Sail Through Wool Decline With Distant Calm
Sheep producers face a falling wool market but remain unconcerned. The wool grower has removed the spring clip from his hands and stays detached as the flockmaster rests on a rail, observing with indifference. This year mirrors a season when leaders watch proceedings from the edge of the field.
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Fener
Agricultural promise in Northern Alabama attracts northern interest
Northern observers note Alabama's agricultural potential as government retains large land tracts in the region. The discussion focuses on opportunities for settlement and development of farming in Northern Alabama, highlighting prospects for northern investors and settlers.
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South
Alabama
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Mississippi
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George Alien
Greenwood
Indianola
Sandower County
J. F. Rawls
Keystone Raileoad
Borne Chitto
Té&E
Hedson Southerland
Dr Cardwell
Lala
Jacob Thompson
Rannie
Soetherland
Justice of the Peace
Dy, IL
Tucker
Rome
Somerville
Josiah Patterson
Deallng
Tennesee
Pi Lhe
Unity Association
Papthsy Church
Pinetop
Fred Howeard
Fairview
Assec Alin
Nashville
Ely Hospital
Shentucky
Ehure
Paris
Edna Nutter
Robert TH. Nutter
Guerretown
John Stille
Lexington
Kentucky University
W. J. FE. Cox
Coogetoe Baptist Church
Meysville
Arkansas
Winchester
Huntsvile
Morrisston
J. A. Gray
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