Report on July agricultural damage and losses
Estimates from the Department of Agriculture indicate widespread damage in July with losses reaching about 7 million dollars across Georgia and adjacent states. Torn by armyworms and crop destruction, corn cotton and cane losses vary by region, while rail damage and rail delays compound the emergency across several states.
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Washington
Ceorzia
Tennessee
Mississipi
Louis
Louisiana
Athantic
Aiding Insane Attendant Committed to Elgin Hospital
A report notes an attendant at Bankakee for eighteen years was deemed insane and declared to be committed to Elgin Hospital. The text includes scattered real estate transfer items listing parcels in Lawrence Kansas and mentions several owners and street locations, such as Madama Street and Mass Street, with names like Schuyler C. Mesembimer and Frances E. Meturdy.
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Bankakee
Elgin UL
Elgin‘ Hospital
DuMars
Ansteton
Jeanor Mccurdy
Fiey SC
Madama St
Aahama Street
Lawwrence
S. Enduelott
Lawrence
Schuyler
Lane Place
Lawrente
Kansas
Samuel’ A.esgun
Jozeph
Frances E. Meturdy
Ait
Mass
Thousands For Protection in New York Case Riot
The Rosenthal case spurred enforcement against gamblers and disorderly-house keepers who paid police for protection. Monthly tariffs reportedly ranged from a thousand dollars for top venues to about a hundred dollars for smaller pretensions.
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New York
Ang
Rosenthal
Jdid
Delay Brings Hardships for Veterans Pensions
Washington report notes veterans relying on pensions face poverty as the pension office delays processing. Many Army posts have not received funds, with payments expected by June 1 in the wake of the backlog.
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Pension Office
Veterans
Washinton
Aus
Upo
Wilson to Open Campaign With Pennsylvania Speech
Governor Wilson plans first major campaign speech in Pennsylvania. The event marks the opening of his Prudential bid as he tours key locations, delivering remarks aimed at rallying supporters and detailing early policy priorities in the run up to the nomination.
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Seairh
Wilson Loday
Prudential
Pennsylvania
Grang
Milos Seed Seeded Across Kansas What Farmers Should Do
The article discusses milo as a promising dry land grain, its mixed success in Kansas and the Southwest, and three main failure causes. It urges farmers to use homegrown seed, select stable types by hand, avoid crossing with inferior strains, and plant late in May or June to improve chances of a good harvest.
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Southwest
Milo
Texas
Oklahoma
A. Com
Kansas
Farmers’ Institute’ Department
Kansas State Agricultural ‘College
M. A. Carleton
United States Department ’ Agriculture
Gry Lind @roy
Northwest
SMALL FRUIT FOR THE FARMER S GARDEN
Farmers and residents are urged to grow small fruits in eastern Kansas. Strawberries can yield near 200 crates per acre with proper varieties and irrigation. Plant early March. order promptly to extend the harvest through spring. Currants and other berries advised with protected planting positions and suitable varieties.
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C. V. Holsinger
Horthuster
Kansas
Will of Newark bachelor orders jewels melted into bullion
The will of William Watterson Young,an affluent Newark bachelor, directs all his jewelry be broken up and cast into bullion to fund a 700000 dollar memorial for his mother. Funds to Newark’s Protestant Episcopal Diocese for a landmark tomb and rectory would use the assets from the jewelry, with a mausoleum planned at his family home site. The will was filed after his death in Atlantic City on August 27.
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Newark
New York
William Watterson Young
Fonny
Atlantic
Atlantic City
Markets by Wire Kansas City Grains and Provisions
Kansas City market wire reports receipts in wheat and rye categories with various prices and figures. Creamery butter and eggs show listed receipts and prices. Live stock receipts include native steers cows and heifers with associated values.
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Kansas City Grains and Provisions Kansas + Ang. Ld
Esica
Kansas City
Long ST
Outing with a Kodak and local service firms named
A fragmented adlike passage mentions a Kodak or Eastman brand outing camera, Woodward & Co. as a supplier, Lawrence Transfer Co. for moving and packing, McNish Bottling Works for distilled water and drinks, Shaw-Walker office products, Nait's Book Store, and Wiedemann’s ice cream, Rexall Drug, and multiple trades. The text reads like an early 20th century local classifieds blur.
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Lawrence Transfer Co
Shaw-Walker
Nait ‘S Book Store
Great strides and worldly tasters shaping destinies
Fragmented newspaper snippet references growth through striving and resilience. mentions Hubert Kaufman, Wiedemann products, Sanitary Cafe, Game Lane, a proposed New York deer law, accidental shooting discussion, and a Cambridge high school translation anecdote. Includes ad chatter about popular pictures and Boyle's Book Store at 725 Massachusetts St.
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Hubert Kaufman
Game Lane
New York
Is Your Piano Worth Good Care
An article discusses piano care and what distinguishes a fine piano from an ordinary one. It highlights tuners, voicing, tuning, construction quality, and the value of hiring skilled, trusted workmen, noting that top tuners are in demand and backed by reputable firms.
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