The Senate Will Miss Joe Bailey
The Senate will miss Joe Bailey of Texas who will retire at the end of his present term March 8 1913. Bailey, long a Democratic leader, entered Congress in 1891, studied the constitution, and became known as a thorough debater though rarely authoring major legislation. Born in Copiah County Mississippi he moved to Texas, served as elector for Cleveland and Hendricks, and was elected to the Senate in 1901, with later years marked by controversy over Waters-Pierce and alignment with Lorimer.
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Fexas
Democratic Party
David B. Culberson
Senator Culbergen
Dave Culbergen
Ider Culbergon
Bailey Wa
Bailey
Senate
Kerrie
Lexus
Waters-Pierce Oll Company
Washington
Mara
Benator Loriner
Dominieed Bailey
Joseph W. Bailey
Beveridge
Baller
Bes
Semitor Lalley
Copinh
Mizom Odith
TGR
Hie
Cleveland and
Hendricks
Huilus Xeinin
Beex
Hote Chiltan
Batley
Primary Hopefuls Circulate for Batley Seat in Soon Election
The article notes a July primary to select a successor to Senator Batley in Washington D C New York City also to enact law reforms. Candidates include Governor O J Colquitt ex Governor Thomas M Campell Colonel Jake Wolters Thomas Bull Henry Gall Cone Johnson and Judge Willan Paindexter with the latter two vying for governor at the same time.
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Lome
Washington
Law Allioea
New York City
Batley
O. J. Colquitt
Thomas M. Campell
Jake Wolters
Thomas Bull
Drys
Hane Gall
Cone Johnson
Willan Paindexter
Inatefeeston
Raising Two Litters a Year for Pigs on Alfalfa Farms
A South Dakota farmer urges raising pigs in the yard to produce two litters annually. Proper feeding, light fattening boars, and alfalfa forage are essential. A litter can reach market in six months, with pork yielding more efficiently than beef per unit feed. The article promotes profitability of pigs as meat animals when well fed and managed.
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Farrow
South Dakota
Aerie Agriculturist
Grotvn
P. Ny Flue
Thy
Iratisns
Colteso
Ration for a Bull Diet and Feed Mixtures
A veterinary note explains bull nutrition emphasizing high protein forage and limited silage. It outlines feeding with limited oats meal corn and bran, plus hay and concentrates to maintain body condition, with specific ratios and totals per 100 pounds of feed.
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Tourd
Healdes
Aix
Solicit or Fradulent Burner Scheme Ends in Marriage
John Gardner, down on his luck, takes a job selling gas burners, betraying his bold improv with a young woman who runs a firm with a plan to reduce gas bills. He becomes entangled in a scam, orders mount as he moves from house to house, and eleven months later marries the young woman who mentored him. In New York, Jared Flag g and associates face federal charges for a multi million dollar fraud involving an “investment” scheme, with customers nationwide, including prominent figures, paying up weekly returns and dividends.
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John Gardner
Chiel Bess
Gucdner
Gottell
Bio
Tla
KimeeiTar
Gardner
Neise
Phartay
Indy
Curdner
Fig
Malia | Tn
Maine
Grogomi
Jared Flagg
New York
Pasinl
Plige
Daniel Nash Morgis
United States Treas Ver Weer
Cleveland
Sig Ollice
Mlage
Plage
Busiiese
A Freak Mule with Abnormal Left Fore Foot Described
A two year old mule with a abnormal left fore foot and a double right fore hoof is described in detail with measurements and deformities. The article also discusses dairy herd grading and advises keeping heifers and selling others. Rogers offers assistance with arranging sales and transport.
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Rogers
Cucumber Craze Swindles Olney Residents
In Olney a fake cucumber seed scheme swindled buyers who paid a dollar per seed for a revolutionary three foot long, chocolate colored cucumber. They believed seeds would yield vast profits. Mr Anderson solicited and defrauded dozens, leaving town with the seeds and money, while victims denied the ruse and preserved their reputations.
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Mr. Anderson
Anderson
Nareh
Elis
Olney
State Agricultural College
Smith
Jones
Brown
Hyodreda
New Dress Back Button Missed by Berg
Mrs Willagehby assures Berg that every new dress does not button at the back. Willoughby responds with a cheer and a playful remark as he performs a somersault on the divan in this lighthearted snippet from Mira Willoughby's dudge's Library.
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Berg
Deas
Mrs. Willagehby
Willoughby
Mira Willoughby
Dudge
Driving a Bargain in the Chicago Tribune Style
A fragment from the Chicago Tribune discusses a shopper named Bertha negotiating price. The dialogue questions paying fifteen dollars for goods and the perceived value, noting how time was spent in the store before deciding to buy.
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Bertha
Chicago Tribune
His Advantage and a Slot Waker as a Match
A Baltimore American snippet discusses a young gun, a slot waker, and questions about waking her for a good match. The piece implies natural talent and readiness, with a curious line about why he ought to wake her, reflecting period gossip on matchmaking and prowess.
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Govoldluc
Suyenther
Waslinging Bachelor Apartment Case Confuses Valet
A confused note from Waslinging describes a valet given vague instructions by a woman named Trish. The valet says his master told him to wake Tim but Tim did not go to bed, leaving investigators to parse the cryptic exchange and determine a sequence of events. Further details remain unclear as the text provides only disjointed phrases.
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Waslinging
Olfeer
Tim
Mia Ea
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Uharwes
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Viulla
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Oval
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Avon
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Cilzen
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Etranger
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