American bacon in Canada eyed by Fort Erie consul
Fort Erie consul Harvey reports on American bacon in Canada. Canadian packers prefer animals for export, curers in Canada command higher bacon prices in Britain, while U.S. pork is cheaper after duty. Beef cattle exports to the United States are nil from the district. Major exports include lambs, calves, hides, live poultry, forage, and large volumes of natural gas piped to Buffalo. About 800 to 1000 American horses are sent to the area annually. Canadian horses valued at 19,675 dollars were sent to Buffalo and New York City last year.
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Harvey
Fort Erie
Buffalo
Canada
Great Britain
United States
Port Ericafter
Bufalo
New York City
A Cemetery for Canines in London
A Technical World Magazine writer notes a secluded London dog cemetery where tomb inscriptions are unusually honest and touching. Epitaphs praise loyalty and companionship, naming dogs like Curly, Blenheim Jane, Topsy, and Robin, with readers moved by genuine sentiment.
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London
Technical World Magazine
Dogs
Jane
Topsy
Sir
Golden Gate
Too Tanglesome dialect tales miss the point
A Washington Star quote laments dialect stories that become tedious once spelled out, suggesting the dialect obscures the underlying tale and leaves the reader with little substance.
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Washington Star
Trupe's John Jupiter Plagius Delights Hutchinson Crowd
In Hutchinson Kansas a humorous performance by Trupe's John Jupiter Plagius drew lively reactions as a storm flooded every church in town except the Baptist during the event.
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Trupe
John Jupiter
Hutchinson
Kan
the Baptist
Fragmentary remark on hotel clerk and distant exile
A terse, cryptic line notes a hotel clerk's ex patnive smile and the absence of deeper meaning in a lone woman's gift. The text reads like a fragment from a larger poem or prose piece, reflecting on emptiness and performance in social exchange.
Local Briefs Highlight Many Travelers and Visits
Mrs Lucy Graham returns from Odessa. Miss Bessie Files of Odessa visits Miss Effie Marquis. Many residents travel to Kansas City, Independence, and Higginaville for business and relatives. Dentists from New York advertise to be here July 20. Immortal J N Free dies in Toledo state hospital at 78. famed for his claims of immortality and world travels. Union Pacific Tea Co seeks salesmen in Kansas City offering $20 to $30 weekly commissions. Diamondback rattlesnake skin notes and weather barometer folklore mentioned.
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Lucy Graham
Odessa
Bessie Files
Effie Marquis
Oswald Winkler
Marshall
E. G. Loomis
Kansas City
J. W. Shouse
New York
D&wth
E. A. Hickman
Independence
Marguerite Bates
T. M. Qobb
Higginaville
Silver
Mary Ellen
St. Louis
J. N
Toledo
J. N. Free
Ohio State Hospital
Upper Sandusky
State Hospital For
J. W
United States
J Wnw
J.N
Jefferson Davis
Wheeler
Confederacy
Free
Leonie
Union Pacific Tea Co
Grand Ave
Missouri
Special Sale of Table Linens and Towels at WG McCavanann
A special sale of table linens napkins and towels will be held next Thursday July 6 at 6 30 p m at WG McCavanann venue opening time 8 08 m prices to be announced later
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al WG. McCavanann
Time Table Mo Pac A 5 Loomis Agent
Schedule item listing Missouri Pacific timetable details with Loomis as agent for the service.
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Pac
Missouri Rail Timetable Fragments From The Westbound Eastbound Lines
Fractured OCR shows timetable entries dated June 3 2000 for multiple trains to Peoria Bloomington St Louis Kansas City and Chicago with notes on daily services and special accommodations. Mentions The Early Bird The Hammer California Special and Rol Flyer with stops for Chicago and Kansas City passengers and a Vermillion passenger and market agent signature.
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Missouri State Express
Peoria
Bloomington
St.Louis
Hed Piyer
St Louis
Slater
Chicago
California
Dally
Loulé
Kansan City
Kansas City
Kangan City
Noat
State Express
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North
Elizabeth Scheuble
JT. M. Cobb
Mayview
Fred W. Luehrman
Levasy
T. C. Sawyer
John Welborn
W. J. Bandon
Joseph W. Baileys
Excelsior Springs
Ida H. Wilson
Laura Hyde
John Clark
L. Stevenson
J G. Hosfeld
H. B. Corse
Wellington
Mrs. B
Drummond
Tyler Waugh
Pleasant Hill
Illinois
D. &. Collard
Frederick Morath
Emma
Boston
Minnie Rogers
Monticello, Ark
Col
Sanford Sellers
C Laderouts
Ferril
British Columbia
Wm. Snider
Lewis Gordon
Washington and Lee University
Lexington, Va
L G. Richards
Hancock, Maryland
John W. Fishback
Ethel Oroduff
Carthage
J. P. Hall
James McClelland
I. G. Neale
Mary McClelland
Aallville
Mattie Flentken
Alma Walk
Isy Gratz
Lexington
Kentucky
Fort Dod
Iowa
Mra
C. B. Sexton
Mary Rilen
Trene Strameke
A. J. Hiveviey
Oskaloosa Laws
Moraia
Visi
W. F. Hioeeley
Eva
Florida
Missouri Pharmacy
Morrell
Main Street
Missouri-Pacificee-Lewington
Loomis
Eve OS
Higginsville
Sissies
Higgins
Myrick
Ty Independence
Range City
East Hound
Kanenn City
Easonsryt Naka Vost Loo
Napoleon
Estes Bebo
Lexington Reed NS
Boonville
Jefferson City
Lexington Station
the River
Missouri Pacifice
A. M
Koonville
Ie Marshall
Uu Waverly
Myrick Lexington Oo
Bisellington
Naleon
Pe Oe
Im Pip
Eee Op S
Matt O’connell
Callege Chapel
New Ridge Blix
Tel
Main
Kansna City
B. F. Eaton
Mound City
Crenshaw & Young
New York Specialists
Commercial
W. D
P.B. Rankin
College Street
Franklin Avenue
John C. Young Jr
Franklin St. Lexington
A. Egle
Franklin Ave
Ian
Winkler Furniture
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