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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1910
Page
3
A damaged clipping describes growers battling cold fronts that threaten cherries and strawberries. Farmers cover rows with weighted paper sheets to protect blossoming plants, aiming to prevent frost damage and preserve early crops.
Enumerators in the county are visiting agricultural households to collect data. The effort aims to fill forms and gather statistics on farm income, production and business status for the bureau. Individuals are urged to cooperate and complete questionnaires to prove they are active farmers.
Vague OCR text notes tomato plants sold at a Hamilton market. A concerned speaker recalls a garden as nine or more efforts, with mention of packs, beans, and protective measures. The fragment hints at garden work and possible purchases or protection, but specifics remain unclear.
Telegram correspondents report wheat in 83 per cent condition versus average, with late seeding and drought last month. Winter snow protected fields. most crops show 83 per cent for barley and 95 per cent for corn, with harvest 1909 indicating 10 percent held by producers and ten per cent remaining in the fields.
Winter conditions estimate damage at about 12 percent with prospects improved as work continues. Correspondents report seaport activities near completion with plowing progress advancing amid general conditions.
A vintage manual by CY Gregory on dairy farm cleanliness and equipment. It covers milk separation, cream quality, washer routines, and the use of a Babcock tester to gauge butterfat, plus advice on separators, storage, and milk handling for efficient, hygienic dairy operations.
Fragmentary text mentions Mo NiKes Stanley Shaner at Widge Ei Wtanes and a diamar vunngtion foe aire. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
The death of Mark Twain, famed humorist, is reported after a long illness. The article recounts his life from Hannibal to fame, notes his struggle with heart disease and tobacco, and describes the reactions of family and colleagues during the final hours. It highlights his daughter Clara and other relatives, and recalls Twain’s boyhood along the Mississippi and his rise to literary prominence.
In Shaker Vik haga West of dachanon the United Society of Nelieveys adopts new ideas for business and governance. Judge JA Banyan approves a $5,000 expenditure for a touring project while Saniis Fennessey plans to step down as trustee May 1. A receiver appointment affects the Pennessay estate as Ry large holdings face management changes. Loma Curtiss v Curtiss dismissed. case filed for money appeal from Ex-Squire William Murphy.
Line W. French, once known in Hamilton, now in Alaska, shares letters from Metlakatla describing brutal winter travel, frozen scenes, and a prospector’s cabin. He notes extreme cold, long dog teams, and living conditions amid the interior, with mentions of weather, snow, and a tunnel cut through ice.
A letter recalls Joseph Howells and Amos Howells discussing historic plays in the Boy s Town era. The writer details Hamilton Ohio life with a market day pig escapade near the courthouse, street gossip, and a fence escape that ends with a crowd dispersal and improvised rescue.
Officer Niedermann arrested Frank Selby Saturday afternoon on intoxication charges and received a tip Selby was wanted in Richland Indiana for horse and buggy theft. A man named Joseph Hankins from Richland was said to identify Selby, who admits buying the horse and buggy from Hankins near Rushville, paying $20. Selby resides near Tacoma?ngburg.
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