Church notices fragment outline weekly services and schedules
The readable fragment lists church events and pastors with times for sermons Sunday School prayer meetings and midweek services across various churches including Unity and a Presbyterian church. It references Rev eee pastor and pastor names along with addresses and locations.
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Cheiptlan
Erebhart
Passe Mob
Calueen
Maun
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Fae Wi
Rev Eee
Demand for mules drives brisk East Coast trade
Stockton California reports a surge in mule sales as buyers from California and the East ship animals to feed large regional demand. Prices range from $60 to $80 per mule with buyers including firms in Memphis and Kansas City. A Klondike era gold claim note and a breach of promise suit are also mentioned in the page.
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Stockton
California
al Sandnaquin County
Hewes & Josephk UU
Sk Frineisea
Niles
Seigerd & Aba
Memphis
Toni
Wave
Vaconard
Phine
Oda
Mr. Wai
Kansas City
Work Turns Out Neatly and Reasonably With Special Attention
A brief notice notes that work was completed with special attention and turned out neatly and reasonably. No further details on workers or setting are provided.
Winterwash and water guidance for farmers and horses
Practical notes on whitewashing with lime wash for inside and outside surfaces, a comparison with asbestos free paints, and a strong caution against using asbestos paints indoors. Also discusses proper watering of horses, arguing against watering after meals and near feeding times, recommending small, frequent sips and avoiding digestive disruption. Includes historical farm advice and practical養 observations.
Readable notes on animal care and market readiness
Fragmentary comments discuss varying sizes and makeup of animals kept for market. The text hints at careful handling and assessment of readiness, stressing differences in appearance and the need to prepare animals for sale or breeding markets. Emotional tone remains observational and instructional.
Agricultural Tips From Old Farming Columns
The piece compiles practical notes on cattle selection for profitable stock, calf training methods, why milk strippings are richest, apple handling and storage, and poultry care. It emphasizes discernment in cattle types, gentle calf rearing, milking order, and fruit storage practices for quality.
Contested Estate Admin Roles Post Death in Santa Cruz County
In Santa Cruz County a contested probate case seeks letters of administration for the estate of a deceased individual. Two rival applicants from Watsonville and nearby communities vie for control, detailing a roughly 280000 dollar hacienda including ranches and real property along Corralitos Creek. The matter, before the Superior Court, notes possible involvement of several local residents as heirs or stakeholders.
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Baling
Vath’ Ihiong Tor Tottors
el Rianda
Watkouvile
Dackwerlle
Monterey Riana
Mendia
Watsonville
Mexio Arana
Aimesti
Santa Crm County
Ata
Pajaro Valle
Cornlitos
Washington Plots Cable Plans to the Philippines
Washington officials consider extending a proposed Commercial Cable to the Philippines via Hawaii and Manila, weighing routes to Asia and potential U S control of lines to China in wartime, with debates on allied alliances and routes. Actress Mina Wallace injured in Marin County horse accident, taken to Salinas for treatment. doctors hope to save her leg.
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Koo
Mousevel Fis
Usltel
Philippines
Uae
Harshong
Manila
Asia
United States
Palippines
China
Mina Wallace
Blunterey County
Suthis
Miss Wallace
San Francisco
Whitloc Ranch
Carmel Youd
Miss. Lace
Salinas
Prune Market Dull and Edges of Association Decline
The organization faces unsettled conditions with a near-future shakeout as a quarter of the capital withdrawals and a push toward receivership. Vague plans hint at price adjustments and possible resignations as Sanuers departs from leadership. the group awaits a formal date for a key meeting and potential restructuring.
Judge Morris rules on Russian sugar bounty case
United Circuit Court Judge Morris upholds a duty on sugar shipments from Russia, naming a two cent per pound surcharge tied to production levels. The ruling addresses the legality of export incentives and the balance between domestic and foreign sugar producers within the described duty framework.
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Morris
United Circuit Court
Cotter Stone ii
Robert
Downs
Ely
Stone
Wis
Wil
Rey Department
Wry
Seapork
Hughadee Morris
Othe Rugstan
Railroads Forecast Continued Prosperity From Reserve Power
President J. Ripley of the Santa Fe Railroad says reserve power built up by railroads and industry over the last four years underpins ongoing prosperity. He notes strong demand in iron and steel, good crops, and expanded railroad capacity to handle increased traffic for at least a year, with no sign of reduced business volume.
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New York
J. &. Ripley
Santa Fe Railroad
Sal
Ripley
Chosen Grand Master Contests in Masonic Ranks
Report from California describes a Masonic election for junior grand warden with a crowded vote and factional bargaining. Names such as Ewan Peabody Fred Hines John Berkwith Daniel Meiri and others are noted among candidates. Amid wagers and ceremonial details the piece also mentions Dawson and Yukon bets and a separate assault and injury case involving baker Joseph Strokler and a Pacific Company.
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Seanbin
Manan
San Francisco
California
Anaster
Ehatr
Ewan Peabody
Fred A. Hines
John A. Berkwith
Storm at Nome Brings Daylight Terror and Delays
Reports from Nome describe a nightly reign of terror with ships robbed at gunpoint and citizens gunned down. The steamer Kinchell delivered 230 passengers and $400 in treasure while cargoes await to unload before navigation closes. A discovery claim on Anvil Creek yielded nuggets weighing 1,725 dollars on September 29.
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Port ‘Townsend
Waser
Turviees
Kimball
Nume
Nome
Worden
John S. Kinchell
Pinde Vietitis
S. M. Hovey
Yiele
Oltiess
Denver Railroads Targeted in Massive Federal Suit
Denver reports Fifteen suits aggregating about 1.5 million dollars seek enforcement of a patented car brake first devised in Denver nearly twenty years ago. Colonel G W Cook leads actions against major railroads and car companies in the United States and Canada, with Chicago and New York expected to file larger claims. The patent, issued March 27, 1883 to Weller, Wence, and Roesch, centers on brake principles claimed to be used on most railroads.
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Denver Coil
Denver
Chicago
New York
G. W. Cook
Denver and Rio Grande Way
United States
Canada
Simon P. Weller
Sylvanus Wence
George Roesch
Weaver
Weller
Sedaliz
Pennsylvania
Southern Pact
New York Central
Pullman
Santa Fey
Opiah Pacific
Bakkimere
Health of Army Reports Ahealthy Year in Philippines
Surgeon General Sternberg releases annual report to the Secretary of War noting 66 852 admissions in the Philippines year compared with prior year, with overall health improving due to vaccines and ordination. Malaria admissions show a marked decrease though typhoid remains a concern. Cuban health conditions cited as excellent.
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Washington
L Sternberg
Philippine Islands
Cuba
Sternberg
Sternoerg
Pacific Cable Conflict Reaches White House Report
A verbal report to the President and Cabinet outlines investigations into the Pacific cable project. It states no urgent action is warranted under the 140 law governing domestic company control and foreign involvement. The President plans to review the matter with the Attorney General and report to Congress.
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Kiree Saye Avy
Ted
Archan
Warhiacton
Misengal
Congres
Havana
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