Wisconsin Farm Department extends seizure provision for paraphenalia
A Wisconsin Farm Department note extends seizure authority to include vehicles used by hunters to enforce game laws. The issue reports on Women Farmers organizations tracing origins to Missouri in 1911 and Iowa in 1915, with the Bureau of Markets aiding outreach. Guidance covers preserving machinery, repairing parts, economical replacements, and care for horses and foals, plus thrift tips like economical potato peeling and uses for leftover cereals.
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Wisconsin
Missouri
Iowa Woman Farmers
Iowa State College of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Alway Desiratie
Spéeldl Importenne
Weill
United States Department of Agriculture
Food price chart shows U S lead in price stability
Garry Blyant reports on a chart prepared by Canada's food controller showing relative price rises for staple foods from July 1914 to recent months. The United States shows declining prices amid wartime spending, while Canada England and Germany rise, with Canada up around 60 percent and England over 200 percent. Government loans to farmers reached 7.3 million in October, with 192.26 million in loans processed by federal banks.
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Garry Blyant
Germany
Canada
England
Hag Innid
Avenel
United
Ives
New June
Jts
W J. Hanna
G. C
United States
Dr King’s New Life Pills Aid Spring Cleanse
A short advertisement urges readers to use Dr King’s New Life Pills to cleanse the body and brighten the eye. It claims the pills clear complexions and flush intestines, promising relief from sluggishness after winter with a 35 cent price at druggists.
Rats and Mice Ruin Property Worth Over Two Hundred Thousand
Department of Agriculture warns that rats and mice cause property losses exceeding 200000 and threaten earnings of an army of 260000, highlighting vast economic impact and scale of the pest problem.
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Department of Agriculture
Sugar Shortage Affects Allies While U S Exports Rise
The article notes sugar shortages in Europe due to wartime demands, with the United States exporting over 18 million tons in 1907 and supplying allies like Britain, France, and Italy. It contrasts prewar per capita use with current limits, highlighting England’s 26 pounds, France 18, Italy 12, and U S consumption around 99 pounds.
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United States
France
Germany
Antria
England
Italy
United Sul
Ancient rice seed found in temple jar allegedly 1000 years old
Tokia dispatch reports a temple find in Iwame Vaisravanna village where a seed stored with a ritual image is claimed to be 1000 years old. The seed, tied to wealth worship, was found hidden in a statue and linked to ancient rites and warnings of future generations.
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Tokio
Sapan
Ullal
In France Far Away We Honor Private Enright and Names
A wartime refrain from Louisville memorial lines saluting Privates Enright Gresham Nay and Baright in France. The poem recalls their sacrifice and asks how they lived and sleep, expressing gratitude to heroes far away.
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Mie
Gresham
Ermet Atrife
France
Baright
Nay
Louisville
Vast Western Territory Claims Massive Size for Statehood
A historic prospectus proclaims a vast county like region spanning 16,259 square miles, claiming it would be the United States' largest county. It asserts dominance over Delaware, New Jersey, and several New England states in area while noting rich resources including agricultural lands and mineral wealth such as gold, silver, iron, and tin, amid extensive forests and mineral ranges.
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United States
Delaware
Marplemo
New Jersey
New England
Rhode
Massachusetts
Covert directory and court notes list officials and districts
A fragmentary record lists court officers and magistrial districts including Hart ford clerk A Morter and Jailer W Midkiff. It mentions fiscal court scheduling by months and districts such as Beaver Imm Route 3 and Centertown. The text references dialogues about a son at college and various district identifiers and names.
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Jonh B. Wilson
Wey AU
Th. Kirk
C. Mankenship
Bhorit
S. C. Keown
Ozan Shulte
Midkiff
C. C. Hines
Moxley
A. B. Riley
Paratox
Hartford
Winson
Coleget” Smith
Select
Dean
Scieatdse Dow
Dundee
W. . Leach
Beaver Imm
S. L. Pulkerson
Rockport
T. ©. Tiehenor
Centertown
B. F. Kies
Forduville
Hem. W. Taylor
Pariah visits prompt pledge request in Missouri exchange
A Missouri minister asks a woman if she uses a remedy during parish visits. She mentions her husband uses it often and the minister asks her to persuade him to sign the pledge.
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Missouri
Economic Shift: Debt Expansion Through Contraction
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest a discussion on debt dynamics and supply chain focus. Pathfinder and Express companion are cited in efforts to ensure prompt and safe handling of perishable mature food products. The text shows emphasis on debt mechanisms and food safety logistics.
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Express Companion
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OU Ney Court
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Ite
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Otto C. Martin
Hamtrorl
Prisecaion
Beaver Dam
C. E. Hart
Vaterrinary
Sloe
James Taylor's Livery
Isi
Baener
Hime Sewing Machine Co
Orange, Mass
W. Co. W
W. F. Stevens
Hartford, Ky
Continental Marble & Granite Co
Ruth
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Leventgog
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Imprion
Ohio Medical
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Popular Mechanics
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
CURE
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Courtry Basin
Washington, D.C
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