Early American wool industry and oats drilling trials
The article traces the rise of the American woolen trade from Jamestown 1609 through early mills and protections, noting imports crushed the industry after 1812. It also argues broadcasting oats often outperforms drilling, while urging limited trials to compare methods.
Moonshiners Run Vast Trade Across No Man's Land
Revenue officers seized three large distilleries and vast whiskey machinery, while moonshiners supply whiskey to the neutral strip of New Mexico and nearby Kansas. Ex-Gov John Palmer is the unanimous choice of fifteen Democrats for U S Senator. The Anderson Indiana nail mill complex burned March six causing about one hundred thousand dollars in losses. Charles Vail, charged with murdering his wife and her life insurance, was held for the grand jury in St Charles Missouri. Carpet industry downturns forecast a 25 percent cut in production for nine months as manufacturers adjust to weak demand.
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Tallapoosa offers sites with cheap inputs for industry growth
Promoting Tallapoosa Georgia as a manufacturing hub the notice touts cheap cotton iron coal timber and building lots to attract investment. It urges readers to request copies of the Tallapoosa Journal and visit to verify claims while promising liberal compensation for time.
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Burg Arrested After Chase in O. W. Railroad Theft Case
Peter Burg aided in arresting suspects linked to O. W. railroad material theft and was then captured by Sheriff McFarland with G. W. Hunt. He faces charges of robbing the road in addition to the prior case.
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Sacramento deaths and crimes in brief on March 2
A four year old son of Frank Nesbitt died in Sacramento from a bean lodged in the windpipe. Ex-convict Joe Duffy is jailed in Sacramento bar with a Forest Hill stage role. Judge Hoge orders Lick trustees to endow a California school of mechanical arts with 540000. Murders Carmick and Gardner are in Los Angeles jail. J B Miller alias W B Shaw is arrested in San Francisco for swindle of 250 from J W Hall. Petaluma reports limited grain and hay due to late plowing. Long Creek Eagle and Heppner Gazette subscriptions priced 23 in advance. Heppner interior country notes urged readers to subscribe.
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Heppner Gazette Premium List Promises Bundles for Subscribers
A long list outlines premiums for subscribers to Heppner Gazette. Items range from sewing machines and furniture to firearms and jewelry with values from four to hundreds of dollars. The document invites locals to recruit cash subscribers to acquire wares through the paper and its stores.
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