Mystery 1804 Dollar Specimens Reach Public Attention
The article discusses the rare 1804 dollar, noting 13 to 18 specimens exist and opinions split between genuine minting and fakes. It traces sales, restrikes, and ownership history from Philadelphia to Omaha, with figures like W. L. Dunham and Byron Reed cited as notable owners and auctions shaping the coin’s fame.
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Biggest One Farm Wheat Crop in West
Bliss Oklahoma July 1 This year s wheat crop in Oklahoma promises a record yield estimated at 101 000 bushels from one ranch. The 720 acres share 900 devoted to wheat, with harvesters cutting bearded rain as three horses haul each machine in a single field.
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Saya Joe Miner
101 Ranch Wheat Harvest and Miller Ranch Operations
The report details vast wheat output at the 101 Ranch with an estimated 175000 bushels from 9000 acres. It describes 46 self binders, 4 thrashing outfits, 60 teams, 200 workers, and extensive Miller family operations including 15,000 cattle, multiple crews, cook wagons, and field life.
Europe's Handsome Archduke Otto Dies in Dying Outcast
Special to The Ae Mippletown NY describes Archduke Otto of Austria as dying of cancer in isolation after a life of scandal. Once famed at court, he was stripped from succession by Emperor Francis Joseph and Archduke Francis Ferdinand. He lived in seclusion near the Austro German frontier, with his wife and two sons kept away, while discussing military reforms that aim for efficiency and peace.
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Britain and Allies Consider Large Army Cut Back
London reports England France and Italy push for reducing European armies to ease tensions. Haldane proposes a cut from 179000 to 150000 with eight battalions to be dropped. British minister Edward Grey and French minister Bourgeois discuss the plan with King Victor Emmanuel and Italian ministers. Bryan dines with Haldane as talks continue.
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Horse Dies of Grief at New Home
Orrin Rice of Sullivan County near Rock Hill mourns a horse purchased in Monticello that mourned its old farm, became homesick, and died after escaping from a field. The case drew attention as a rare example of animal distress.
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Yarns Told By Hotel Men At Chicago Convention
Tales from hotel keepers at a Chicago gathering of hoteliers feature Zimmer of the Kimbatt Atlanta hotel, a famed squab dish, and humorous anecdotes about distant hotel life. Other stories include Capitol Litt le Rock proprietor Joseph Irwin and Fitzgerald of Detroit sharing surprising hotel experiences. The piece surveys humorous, vivid hotel lore from various venues and hosts.
Mining Evil To Be Eradicated By New Inquiry Bureau
The American Mining Congress has created a Denver based bureau of inquiry to aid investors by providing unbiased information on mine properties and company standings. It advocates government department reforms and anti fraud laws to curb dishonest mining promotions and protect legitimate investment in the Western mining industry.
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New Star on the Flag Plan Drawn by New York Women
Two New York women proposed a flag design for the new star placement. Their plan shows seven stars at the top row and eight at the bottom with four rows of eight in between, and it is to be recommended by the Navy’s Bureau of Equipment.
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Woman Freed After 16 Years In Asylum Suit
In Poughkeepsie New York Mrs Shackman, long confined in asylums, was discharged by Justice Lane after habeas corpus proceedings. Miss Melhado of Poughkeepsie advocated, asserting sanity despite 13 years in mental wards and further hospital care. The case highlighted alleged coercion by custody and the husband, with relatives and lawyers mixed in the courtroom aftermath.
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