Congress Declares Cuba Free and Demands Spanish Withdrawal
The 1:30 am joint resolution proclaims Cuba must be free and independent. It orders Spain to relinquish authority and withdraw land and naval forces, authorizes use of U S forces and militia, and asserts no aim to control Cuba permanently. Troops move from Fort Douglas to New Orleans with a public salute planned at Lehi.
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New Exodusa of Labor Moves From Cities to Farms
The article argues a looming migration of city laborers to rural farming as a solution to urban hardship. It warns that without rural training and technical farming education, uprooting workers will fail, urging programs to teach tilling, planting, and harvest skills before colonization. It cites beets in southern California and Pajaro valley farming developments as context.
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Rain improves hay and grain yield outlook in Chino area
In Chino California last Friday night rainfall reached 0.40 inch aiding hay grain and grass. Strong winds dried surface moisture hurting young beets and grain in places. On the China ranch hay will be available for stock with some grain though beets vary. overall crops depend on future soaking rain and tillage remains key.
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Beet Planting Progress Brisk as Weather Favors Growth
The report notes about 2400 acres of sugar beets planted with 600 in Lehi and 400 in Salt Lake County, rest in southern districts. Early plantings are sprouting well though dry conditions threaten later fields. irrigation or replowing may aid germination. Hayward weather, thinning underway, labor contracts forming at low prices. prospects are favorable for a large valley beet crop.
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Sugar Beet Crop Progress in Pecor Valley 98
The Sugar Beet Crop for 98 shows steady ground preparation and planting. The company works west of town and near Florence, preparing 160 acres, with contracts growing satisfactory. Lower valley farmers plan a 50 percent acreage increase and seed is being distributed. Seed tested by Professor Specates yields satisfactory results. Overall, prospects for the Pecor valley beet crop are hopeful.
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Wool Market Plays Nervous Auction Amid War Fears
Wool from the shearing corrals is stored across town as buyers remain few. The market reacts to war scare and heavy imports, keeping prices uncertain.
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Dried-Up Nebraska Editor Borders On Odd Romance Theory
A Nebraska bachelor editor recalls a long-ago jilting and muses that the fascination with kissing cannot be explained, likening it to an inborn instinct that causes calves to suck on each other’s ears.
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