Arkansas letter from Heber reports weather and farm life
From Heber Arkansas a correspondent writes of mild skies and light rain, apple and potato prices, cotton market woes blamed on the Alliance, town growth including a railroad planned, new buildings, and a fair. Also a long sheep farming comparison to Australia and a December 1891 weather summary.
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Arkansas
Stone County
Ben Davis
Stonewall
Alliance
Kansas
Heber
Indiana
Ohio
United States
Paradise
Australia
Hunter River
Newcastle
England
Abe Oxly
Bud Sutton
Prohibitionist Gazette Promises Country News Coverage
The paper proclaims a commitment to gather and publish all news of interest to country readers, positioning itself as a strong advocate for the people against bosses and rings. It emphasizes its role as a country and city paper, with extensive regular correspondence from across the county and aims to advance public welfare.
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Gazette
J.B
Hesen
Cleburne, Co
Ark
Eee Gazette
Poviricanly
Tri Gazette
Royal Baking Powder Promises Pure Wholesome Rise
A complaint about bitter tastes from impure baking powders is rebutted with claims that alum and other adulterants cause health concerns. The Royal Baking Powder is praised as pure and properly balanced, leaving no residuum and producing sweet, light bread. Government chemists reportedly endorsed its superiority for purity strength and wholesomeness.
Community notices invitation to send local life events
Subscribers are urged to send notices of family events such as weddings births deaths or other happenings. Provide details to your neighborhood correspondent or the office and the paper will handle the rest. The column focuses on Glas County news and seeks reader submissions from Morton Vinland Tucker High Prairie and surrounding areas.
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Corres
Glas
Joseph Savage 1851 Pioneer of Lawrence Dies
Joseph Savage, a Kansas pioneer linked to the 1851 New England emigration, died Thursday afternoon. A founder of Plymouth Congregational Church efforts and a contributor to Yale and Kansas State University collections, he lived on a Lawrence farm noted for hospitality and horticulture. He was born July 28 1838 in Hertford Vermont and survived by his wife and daughter.
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Paa Snow
University of Kansas
Lawrence
N. W
N. EL
Joseph Savage
Kansas
New England
Kangaa City
Bay
Plymouth Congregational Church
Kanena
Whittier
Savage
Academy of Science
Yale
Yale College
Kansas State University
Indian Territory
Yellowstone Park
Times
Hertford
Vermont
Missouri River
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Kaneas
Ire Insurance
Cashier
Cla Epley
Massachusetts Street
Hay
Gale Ata
Hoopey
Lawrence, Ke
J. B. W. Atkins
C! A.H Ibis
Paul RE
Rte Hazen
Asa’ Cashier
Chas
Lothol ‘Dem
Sprankle JS Jones
ES Deichmann
Chas AS Hill
THE
Lawrence Nation
Douglas Co. National
Capital
Thenlet, 2
Vaughansen
Smbh
Cleburne Co
North’ Side of
Red River
Douglas County
Ence
Thas
Zette
City
Coun
Pittter
Morton
Vinland
Tucker
High Prairie
Passey
T Ce
Cordley
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