Corn prices and legislative calls float in news digest
The report notes Chicago corn closed at 56 1 2 cents with a few higher years in a decade. It cites 1870 1874 and 1875 prices and 1876 production. Also discussed are strict Columbus Indiana street curfews and saloon restrictions, plus Indianapolis pressure for an extra legislature session to pass revision and salary bills and save pages of laws.
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Chicago
Columbus
Indiana
Indianapolis
Senate
Ishmaelite
Greencastle Iron and Nail Factory
Greencastle Iron and Nail Works
Beauchamp Sells One Third Interest in Saturday Night
The Terre Haute Mail reports Mr Beauchamp sold a one third interest in the Saturday Night to Geo W Levis for about 300 dollars. Levis, a newspaper man with twenty years in the trade, is also known in Greencastle as Geo W Moore. Irene is noted as information worth remembering.
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Terre Haute Mail
Beauchamp
Geo W. Levis
George W. Levis
Greencastle
Geo. W. Moore
Irene
W. H. Brewer
New Haven
Conn
California
Liverpool
Kanter
Golden Dawa
Eternel
Simpson
Foster
Warren
Slurst
Foss
Joseph Cook
Beecher
Talmage
Currie
Drag Vr
McCosh
Crosby
Cuyler
Geo
Prentice
Dean Stanley
Whittier
Lorkitian
Circus Lars
P. KK & CO
Ic - Philedelphia
E. Adams
Chicago
P. Miller
M. D
Arch Street
Philo
Atoree
Practical recipes and animal care tips from a 19th century page
A collection of kitchen and farming hints including molasses cake and walnut cake recipes, cream cheese making, sheep care with sulphur and potash, fodder crop guidance mixing peas and oats, foot care with oil and beeswax, and humane methods for halter breaking and stable discipline for horses.
Piratical Farming Hurts Farmers Says Vermont Meeting
At a VermontCY organized talk Mr T D Curtis argues restless farmers undermine success by hopping to new systems locations or crops. He cites dairying and stock as examples showing that staying to build lasting homes and operations yields better quality butter and cheese and lasting profits.
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Vermont Carymen's Association
T. D. Curtis
New England
Mr. Olcott
Connecticut Courant
Harvest contrast prompts honest farming call to stay on soil
The New England Farmer warns against "agricultural pirates" as devastation spreads from the South to the West. It praises a well managed farm with thriving barns, stocked stock, drained fields, and future profits while urging steadier, honest farming and long term care for land.
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South
New England
The Oat Crop and Its Value to Farms
Henry Stewart argues oats thrive in cool moist soils and yield high returns with good cultural care. He notes oats for home consumption, nutritional benefits, and growing methods, comparing yields and economics with wheat and urging seed selection from northern climates for durable production.
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Scotland
Aia
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Maine
Henry Stewart
Tanes
Numerous local visits and community notes in Noblesville
Miss Jodie Hays visits Mrs. Estes of Noblesville while Joel Allen visits relatives at Thorntown. Mrs. Ben Durham, Mrs. J. D. Truett, and others noted. typhoid illness in Philip Frank's children. various travel updates and local happenings including wills, grafts, convalescences, and a water works discussion. Regular society items and small-town concerns across Putnam and surrounding counties.
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Emma Jones
Lake Maxinkuckee
J.D. Fyffe
C. L. Johnson
Jerome Allen
Minneapolis
Minn
Philip Frank
Gar John Allen
State Line
Fatality From Poland Road Rigging Runaway
On August 11 a horse ran away near Poland Road south of Reelsville throwing Messis T L Matkin John I McCollough and David Stigler from the buggy Stigler sustained injuries that proved fatal two days later Dr Hinton administered aid and the deceased leaves a wife and several children
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Messis
T. L. Matkin
John I. McCollough
David Stigler
Poland Road
Reelsville
Messrs
Matkin
McCollough
Stigler
Hinton
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Greencastle Ind
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Andrew County
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Washburn
Clinton, Ind
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H.C. Allen
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Yvansville,nd
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Wepe
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Keokuk
Iowa
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Putnam County Teachers Institute
Third Ward
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Chatauqua
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Washington Township
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That City
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