County fruit growers discuss fall planting and spring shift
The county fruit growers met at E A Coleman’s home last Saturday for a social gathering and a long discussion on fall versus spring tree planting. Delegates to the state horticultural meeting were elected, and members debated tree care, mulch, weed ripening, and proper hole depth to avoid waterlogging. The group favored spring planting, planned a post meeting plan, and set December at Coleman’s for the next gathering. Local notes report a law graduate, a revival, and various town events.
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E. A. Coleman
Fa. Scott
B. B. Smith
A. C. Griesa
N. P. Deming
A. H. Griesa
E. A. Colman
W. E. Barnes
Martin Sadgwik Uas
W. Smith
Asimo
Campbell
Big Springs
B.F. Smith
N.P. Demming
Jan County Worticultural Society
Cowles
W. E. Barnea
B. F E. Smith
Thanksgiving Pie Help from Raymond's Spices and Heaters
A reader notes pie making troubles and suggests Raymond's Spices to improve mince meat flavor. Mentions 8 day clocks at Heaters and a price tag of $31 Massachusetts Street. References Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder and pure cream of tartar.
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WM. T. Sinclair
Massachusetts Street
Lawrecca
Kansas
Raymond
Dr. Price
Missouri beats Iowa by 32 to 6. pennant race hinges on Thanksgiving games
Missouri routed Iowa 32 to 6 leaving a tense pennant picture for the Kansas Missouri Nebraska and Iowa teams. If Kansas defeats Missouri and Nebraska defeats Iowa the three teams tie for first. A Kansas win on Thanksgiving and a Nebraska loss could keep Kansas tied for first if protest issues are resolved.
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Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Tiwa
Kaness
Powa
World's Fair Tests Question Baking Powders
The tests at the World's Fair showed no baking powder, around 80 pure or so, with less leavening power than the Royal brand.
President Cleveland retreats after minor foot sprain
The text reports that President Cleveland sustained a slight sprain when his foot, previously damaged by gout, stepped on a small stone while returning home from a trip to Woodley. He remained in place as walking remained painful and Mrs. Cleveland noted he would not go to the White House yet.
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Mir Hours Thintte Media
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Woodley
Cleveland
White House
Sovereign Retains Power Amid Labor Contests
In New Orleans the Sovereign not retired as the Knights of Labor assembly faced no opposition. Nominees Bishop of Massachusetts and Merritt of Columbine contested foreman and secretary respectively, while Treasurer Hayes was reelected. Officials debated costs for a convention and planned gatherings while a prisoner transfer led to a pursuit and possible lynching, with masked men sighted along the rail line.
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New Orleans
Knights of Labor Assembly
Bishop
Massachusetts
Merritt
Columbine
Foreman
Owas Eleen
Hayes
al- Uae
Great Musician Rabinstein Dies at Peterhof
Renowned pianist Anton Rabinstein, hailed as a leading composer of the Russian school, dies suddenly of heart disease at his Peterhof residence near the city. The piece notes his pivotal influence on Russian musical life and lists surrounding reactions and related legal notices from New York and Toronto, including tax and marriage-law matters.
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Viton Rabinstein
le Kousslagy Lome
Leo
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