Ohio Beet Sugar Prospects Highlighted by State Station
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station bulletins dated January 10 and February 14 emphasize strong prospects for a domestic beet sugar industry in Ohio. The state consumes about 200 million pounds of sugar annually, with production potentially using 200000 acres of land and creating thousands of jobs while keeping millions of dollars spent on imports inside Ohio. The reporting notes ongoing efforts by the Ohio Station to advance this industry.
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Ohio
Ohio Experiment Station
Ohio State Experiment Station
Louisiana Planter
Sugar beet seed production in the United States urged
Discussion in this country over home produced sugar beet seed continues as relations with Germany strain. Experts say the United States can grow the seed as well as any other nation, with experiments under way since the beet industry began.
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Germany
United States
Norfolk News
Japan and Spain face indemnity over Maine blaze in Havana harbor
The State Department notes seven Japanese on the battleship Maine when it exploded and warns Spain of liability if the blast came from outside. A heavy indemnity and naval demonstration at Manila are hinted. Separately beet sugar projects in California face rain-driven delays. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve touted for piles and skin ailments by W B Pursell after long suffering.
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Japan
Philippine Islands
State Department
Maine
Spain
Manila
Los Alamitos
Clarkes
Oxnard
Hueneme
Santa Maria
Alvarado Beet Sugar Company
Claus Spreckels
Salinas
W. B. Pursell
Kaitnerayill
de Witt
H. B. Merrihew
Plain Cook Wanted by Intelligence Office
In a quip from the Cleveland Leader a witness recalls a jokey exchange at the Intelligence Office. A man asks why the last girl was not kept and the response cites a preference for a plain cook over a good looking one.
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Cleveland Leader
Rude slur targets Norah Foley after raffle win
A harsh racial insult is directed at Norah Foley following a tin-coin bicycle raffle prize. The remark uses a performance of pride to trigger a prejudiced response, highlighting discriminatory language in the scene.
Simmons Liver Regulator Advertises a Home Remedy
The advertisement touts Simmons Liver Regulator as a safe purgative and tonic for liver kidney and stomach derangements. It promises relief for dullness headaches poor appetite biliousness indigestion and sleep issues with modest dosing and a claim of gentle cleansing without violence.
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Simmons Liver Regulator
Simmons
Liver Regulator
Zoilin
Lehi City Repeals and Reinstates Entertainment Licenses
An ordinance repealing a prior ordinance of Lehi City Utah sets licensing for entertainments. It requires licenses for circuses equestrian shows traveling menageries theaters concerts balls and other public entertainments with specified fees. The measure takes effect after publication and was approved February 24 1898 by Mayor John F Willis and City Recorder Edward Southwick.
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Lehi City
Utah
Lehi
Tre
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Willis
Lehi City Dogs Tax Ordinance Repeal Passes
An ordinance taxing dogs within Lehi City limits repeals a prior provision setting annual taxes of 1 for dogs and 2 for bitches and takes effect after initial publication. The measure, passed by the Lehi City Council on February 24, 1898, is certified as a full, true copy by Mayor John Willis and City Recorder Edward Southwick.
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Edward Southwick
Lehi City
Utah
Lehi
John 8. Willis
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