Banana imports and prices in United States 1900-1940
A long, garbled report discusses U S banana import quantities and values, noting years 1900 to 1940. It cites figures from the Bureau of Statistics and mentions major supply sources in Central America, the West Indies, and South America, with estimated wholesale value totals and per bunch prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Bureau of
Ropertiel Loos
Haines
Lipo
Asante
Io Woulddaise
KOLO
Central Americas
Central Union
Aumava
Colombia
Cuba
Cede
Costellon
Cetral America
Honduras
Sero
Nana Thied
Amaien Ik
Javier
Abe Waltird
Kingdon
Hargest Jirperrey
Wilton Dono
Smetten
Vite Fiie
Tristate
Ares Bay
Vagabond wascm man freed after vagrancy case
New York millionaire Ralph C Brandreth and Mathias were released after two-year, two-vent trial on vagrancy and related charges. The minister and officials protested the conviction, calling for inquiry into possible misidentification and wrongful detention. Brussels papers denounced the incident and urged legal reform.
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Svnssely
Helglum
Temin Hater
Tall Brandreth
Lohou Wiionudre
New York
Wid
Atnguste Mathias
Big Secretacy
Sohlonco
VagrAne Brandyeth
Mathias
Marel 17
Aid
Justehat
Heandreth
Amore Milionaire
Mafire Revelird
Brandreth
Cllient
Allcock Mini
Mal
Wis
C Astles
Hrindreth
Troadreth
Amerie
Nnserts
de Jay Hos
Wille
Chedade
Brandpeth
Tonlent Rile
Brussels
Kielle
Ralph C. Brandreth
Guy
Ralph
Lyes
Short Fla
Ralph C. Prandreth
Bellport
Long Island
Mutahe
Mig Mdlth G. Armstrong
Harge
Lwa Sedisamo
Monroe
Yar
Arandreth
Popular remedy touted for curing numerous digestive ills
The notice touts a remedy said to cure dyspepsia constipation sick headache biliousness and diseases from torpid liver with claims of improving digestion and weight. It presents dense, garbled ad copy and stray editorial fragments from a historic newspaper page.
Farm Demonstration Leader Dr Knapp Dies In Washington
The notice laments the death of Dr BoA inapy, head of the farm demonstration work and father of this great program. It recalls his twenty two years of service in the North and across the Union, organizing outreach in every county and state, and notes his death in Washington. The message urges continuation of the work, discusses farming advice for 1911, recommends fertilizer use, and calls for faith and effort amid weather challenges.
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M. G.folland
Lost Texas child found after years adrift at sea
A three year old boy swept away by a hurricane and tidal wave near Bolivar Galveston Day in 1000 was later traced to a Kansas City family and adopted. A gold medal with initial and a birthmark confirmed identity. Parents believed he had been carried to sea until discovery near Fredericksburg Texas years later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghas. Woodson
el Doraldo
Texas
Bolivar
Galveston
Kansas City
Fredericksburg
Bible salesman arrested in counterfeit raid
Andrew Bwi Lua was arrested on a counterfeiting charge by U S grave services and a counterfeit ing plant raiding 34 bills up to 20 dollars. He claimed to be a Bible salesman. Secret service found hundreds of Bibles, dies, tools, and altered bills in his room.
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Andrew Bwi
Lua
United States Gavrel
Buktis
Secret Service
Unclaimed Letters List From Walhalla Postal Window
Unclaimed letters remain at the Walhalla post office for the week ending April 18. Mrs. I A Persony calls for the addressees to claim items advertised for return.
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Walhalla Vost
I. A
Breane
Puzzle King Lloyd of Philadelphia Dies in Brooklyn
Sam Lloyd, famed puzzle maker nicknamed the Puzzle King, died in Brooklyn last week of gpoplexy. A Quaker born 1841, he became a professional puzzle designer at 25 and crafted famed inventions like pigs in clover and the Avven puzzle. He was also a noted inventor, writer, and mathematician, with his most famous piece La Petite Bagatelle, later renamed.
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Llyad
Winhone
Brookslyn
N.Y
Ban Lloyd
Philadehata
Til
Hey
Heidelburg
Sam Jayd
Willy Teylig
Eagle Square
Mathenmuchis
Miek
Mr. Lioyd
Alynohey
George Terry Dies in New York Diabetes Attack
George Terry assistant United States postal worker died at Yorkville at 6 80 o clock this morning after a long struggle with diabetes. A son was the sole surviving family member present at death. The body will be sent to New York for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
George
Terry
United States
Treakliver
New York
York
Foley's Kidney Pills advertised cure all ailments
An old advertisement from Foley's Kidney Pills claims to cure backache strengthen kidneys address urinary irregularities build tissue and reduce uric acid to prevent Bright's disease and diabetes while mentioning various names and a court context in Cordele Georgia and Winchester.
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Bright
Barton's
Walhalla
W. Dy Dunney
Sonten
Cotton Manufacturer A. C. Hutchinson Shot in AltaVista
A. C. Hutchinson, a prominent cotton manufacturer and yarn merchant, was shot at Alta Vista Virginia. He was taken to a local health facility for treatment. condition not specified. Police cordon off the area as investigators examine the scene and gather witness statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
A. C. Hutch- Inson
Altavista
Ahootla Cho Cus
U1 Health
Safe Medicine for Children and Tar Compound Claims
A claim asserts Safe Medicine for Children as a safe and effective remedy for kids, stating it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. The text mentions a product named Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound in a yellow package and lists Bar ton’s Pharmacy with unclear locality and spelling errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toys
Gene Wine
Foley
Barton's Pharmacy
Washniing Wedy
Senoea
Master's Sale in Oconee County South Carolina
Public foreclosure notice for two parcels of land in Oconee County near Little Toxaway and Rogue's Fork roads. Auctions set for May 1, 1911, in front of the courthouse, with terms requiring adherence to sale forms and extra costs for title papers. Master W. O. White presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. White
Oconee County
Walhalla
Brand Aleeb
Aynes
Minnie M. McCurry
Yesoll
Tor Deonen County
Public Auction Notice of Real Estate Parcels in Walhalla
The notice states a public auction will occur at the Coast House door in Walhalla on a May day at 6 to 8 in the morning for parcels on Lone Creek and Marys Brahel, adjoining Gus Arve T. J. Kritt and Hinds. Terms are cash to the purchaser. Auction conducted by W. O. Whiteig, Reader, Apeli, dated May 17.
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Worf
Stebbins
Vressy Moles
Coast House
Walhalla
Ovonee
Lone Creek
Tanda
Gus Arve
T. J. Kritt
Alan
Marys Brahel
Lone Craek
Hinds
Wen
Blow
Don PW
W. O. Wiiteig
Madtor
Oregon
Tate
Oconee County foreclosure sale notices in Walhalla
Public sale notices in Walhalla Oconee County South Carolina list multiple 1914 land auctions under court decree. Descriptions include parcels fronting Main Street and Caroline Street with varied acres, terms cash, resales if terms unmet, and purchaser responsibility for papers.
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Walhalla, 5. O
Bananas Holm
Liberte
Ds Helier Pender Ienrted
APTI
Arnand
Fletcher
Castoria
Molvand
G. &C. Meehan Co
Springfield
Muse
Old International
Editer
W. T. Harrie
U. S. Com
Education
Ah Wu
Ane
Bend
Sparkianiens
Apel
Colemiin
Shin vi Wood
Wilte
Foo Abun Lelaca
Eheeert
Unidey
Falde Grelenser
Leviet
Wwe CN
Phiylig
Dia
He Newi de Hmvi
Ellalonnay
Hoatweheht
Cordele
Moffatt
Winchester
Bowe Aine Geg
Bunkoa Hardware Company
AUEGA
State OF
South Carolina
DB. i. Chambers
Oooner
Holly Springs School House
R. Cobb
A. Cobb
Hardy Blackwell
J. M. Lee
J. Mt. Paultin
Mord Road
Deohee County
Tussaloo
Pieo
I. A. Binet
Mastdius Sales
Oconne
Court House
S. C
W. Co. White
Ovonee County
Nowe Bros. Plath
Colley Et al
Wo M
Holden
Vorner
G. Partee
Joe Cantrell
Cantatius
Toas
Ward
Colley
W. M. Rennell
Piavehawr
Oxtea
Papera
W. O. Whipa
C. Apel
Minnie Mt. Mc
Pinintitt
Amalnet Rex
Smith
Leo
Parcot
Mach
Oconee
Janes J. Smith
C.A. Burton
Ellen Fudsden
Weimond
de. Pierce
Common Sense
Fk. Ve Pinece
Hulfilo
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