May Shower Honors Bride-Elect Geraldine Hughs at The Oaks
In Wallalla in May a guest list gathered for a bride-to-be shower for Geraldine Hughs, fiancée of Jesse Rankin. At Marguerite Brennecke’s home The Oaks, invitations, a book of gifts, and old tree bordered lawns set the scene. The event featured music, games, and a cake, with attendees signing the bride’s book and presenting tokens while flowers and magnolias framed the evening.
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Wallalla
Miss Geraldine Hughs
Misa Marguerite Brennecke
Mina Geraldine Hughs
Jesse Rankin
Miss Brennecke
Fannie Bronnecke
H Ghletide
Filton
Mata
Nowrttadt
Peace Declared in Mexico and Armistice Sought
Juarez May 18 peace ends six months of civil war as Diaz government invites Gen Madero to advise in Mexico City after the armistice. Madero rejects a war minister and plans Get. Satis in that role while couriers carry manifestos to commanders calling for cooperation. Signatures to the peace pact expected this afternoon.
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Juarez
Carbajal
Diaz
Madero
Mexico City
Francisco de la Barra
Reyes
Satis
Carbal
Washington
Dosa Vacconcelos
Revolutionary Junta
N. Madero
Ambassador Wilson
Col. Steever
el Paro
International Press Bible Question Club lesson prompts
The International Press Bible Question Club publishes a Sunday School lesson discussion titled Micah’s Picture of Universal Peace. It lists numerous questions on millennial peace, Christian influence, arming nations, war costs, education of peace, and the role of the church, inviting member responses.
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Dr. Linscott
International Press Bible Question Club
International Pressible Question Club
Mano Ierny
Micah
Jesus
Meber
Club
Bride and Groom Marry in Barnwell Home Ceremony
Nancy Minor wed Preston Hettison with Magistrate Kilchings officiating at Hall Mitchell in Gunday. The bride reached her sixty one year journey milestone while the groom carries seventy one years, witnesses present as the couple plan residence in Roxenary township.
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Harnwell
Barnwell
Hall Mitchell
Gunday
Nancy Minor
Preston Hettison
MG. Kilchings
Wrixton
Nfo
Tretison
Roxenary
Thin County
Immense Value Fertilizers Industry Expands in 1910
Washington data show soil foods rising in popularity and dependence among US farmers. Imports of fertilizer materials totaled about 40 million dollars in 1910, with phosphate rock production climbing from 6.5 million in 1904 to 10.76 million in 1909, and overall fertilizer manufacture likely near 70 million in 1910. Exports reach 10 million, shaping a roughly 100 million dollar annual domestic market.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Geological Survey
Chile
Elas
Iar
Germany
Veterans Annual Meet Choses Macon as Next Reunion City
In Little Rock on May 18 Macon Georgia was selected by the United Confederate Veterans to host the next annual reunion of old soldiers. Re elected officers include Commander in Chief General George W. Gordon of Memphis and Army of Tennessee Commander Bennett H. Young of Trans Mississippi. Invitations from Macon Houston Jacksonville Lewisville Chattanooga Fresno and Atlantic City were read. Also elected were Sons of Veterans Commander W G Pritchard of Charleston and executive committee member Thomas B. Powe of St Louis born Cheraw South Carolina.
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Little Rock
Ark
Macon
United Confederate Veterans
George W. Gordon
Memphis
Tenn
Army of Northern
G. Irvine
Army of Tennesser
Bennett H. Young
K. M. Vanzandt
Fort Worth
Texas
W. H. Mickle
Houston
Jacksonvile
Lewisville
Chattanooga
Fresno
Cal
Atlantic City
Sons of Veterans
W. G. Pritchard
Charleston
S. C
United Sons of Veterans
Thos. B. Powe
St. Louia
Cheraw
8. C
Imports and fertilizer materials across regions and years
The passage details fertilizer trade with Belgium Austria Hungary and Japan while noting major import sources like Peru Germany and the United Kingdom. It cites UK Canada and Belgium as key suppliers for various fertilizers and lists census figures showing growth in fertilizer establishments and values from 1880 to 1908, plus breakdowns of material categories and amounts.
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Belgium
Austria-Hungary
Japan
Peru
Germany
United Kingdom
Mexico
Netherlands
Dalyi Weal
der Belus
Canada
United Binten
Donyes Ue Fertilzer Induahey
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