Cuban citrus boom faces fertilizer and funding hurdles
During early February 1910 Havana hosted a fourth annual horticultural show where Cuban citrus exhibits highlighted a boom driven by American and Canadian settlers in western Cuba and the Isle of Pines. The piece analyzes soil fertility costs, irrigation, and the capital needs to sustain groves, contrasting eastern and western Cuba and noting American enterprise, land values, and past Cuban tobacco and sugar priorities shaping the citrus push.
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URING
Cuban National Horticultural Society
Havana
Florida
Cuba
America
Alte
Canada
Vuelta Abujo
Pinar del Rio
Isle of Pines
Conadiana
Organos
United States
H. C. Henricksen
Porto Rico
Canto River
Fetas
Chia
Weetern
oFanes
Pinar de Rio
Thiasland
Toto
Ita
Indies
State Attorney General Clarifies Saloon Hours Rule
Jefferson City reports Attorney General Major says his opinion was misread and discusses which state law sections apply to primaries and saloon hours. If section 2014 as amended governs, saloons in Missouri would close 24 hours from 5 am to 7 pm on primary day. otherwise a May 10 act may enforce broader statewide closing.
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Jefferson City
Major
Henry
Caulfield
Ely
St Tanle
Ewine Commisstoner
Lame
Citizen Restoration Question Ties to Prosecution Post
The text concerns Jefferson Citcher Windley and a question of whether Norris of Ava secured citizenship restoration. It notes Norris’s professed restoration by a Polk pardon and a challenge to his eligibility and residency in Douglas County since January 10 1907. It mentions Governor Folk and Judge Moore amid political voices urging restoration of citizenship for Norris.
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Jefferson Citcher Windley
Norris
Ava
Deruglas
Covernor Folk
Norrie
Polk
Teachers dated for state teacher examinations announced
Howard A Camm, superintendent of public schools, announced exam dates for state teaching certificates. Examinations will be held at Springfield Normal, Warrensburg, Chillicothe, Maryville, Kirksville, Cape Girardeau, Columbia University, La Grange College, and others from August 10 through August 26.
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Howard
Echeala
Atate
Atate Neemah
Maryville Normal
Aggouet
Kirkeville
Cape Girardeau Normal
Columbia
University of Missouri
la Grange College
Avenet
Kadhey delegates to Fourth Detectational Conference
Jeroram City reports Kadhey named to represent delegates at the Fourth Detectational Conference on State and Local Taxation to be held in Milwanker Wice Aug 20 and Sept 0. Prof Isidor Loeb Columbia FON Judeau and Prof Winston Strouis FA Krauthof Henry M Heanrdtsley Kansas City Prof ti Mo Anderson Jr Springfeld Churchman Hears Preliminary Trial. Macon Elder firaidhey of Seventh Day Adventiat church attends preliminary examination of James Baker on charge of Willing Pearl Gilbert. Baker remanded to fall in defani of $20 000 bend.
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Jeroram City
Iov
Macon
Firaidhey
Seventh Day Adventiat Church
Saat
F . Sears
Ethel
James Baker
Pearl Gilbert Iter Bradley
Daker
Defani
Veterans Die at Cuba and Infirmary Plan for Missouri Home
Two Civil War veterans, John Wilson of the First Missouri Volunteers and Joe C Sweetin of the Fortyeighth Missouri, died at their homes in Cuba. They were buried in the I P cemetery. The Liberty infirmary project plans to cost 10000 dollars to improve care for sick children and aged inmates, addressing inadequate facilities.
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Missouri
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Board of Managers
Cuba
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First
Missouri Volunteers
Joe C. Sweetin
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Local Officials Seize 50000 Impure Ice Cream Cones
Kansas City officials acting on orders from Washington confiscated 50,000 ice cream cones tied to a local drug company. The government claims the cones are impure and subject to seizure or disposal.
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Kansas City
Washington
Public letter extols Lydia E Pinkham remedy
A reader from Minneapolis reports relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter urges publication to show the remedy's benefits and invites others to seek Mrs. Pinkham's confidential advice in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Ming Lis
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Jenny
Morpan
Second St
North
Minneapolis
Inn
Minkham
Beria
Lidis
Merely a Prevaricstor Doctor Relates a Fatal Sunstroke Case
A physician recalls treating a gravely ill patient advised to seek warmth. He describes a room with a painted ceiling and hypnotic suggestion as a supposed remedy. The patient dies despite hopes that sun exposure would cure him. The remark ends with the question of whether sunstroke caused the death.
Dentists Joke After Wrong Tooth Incident
A dinner at the Anthore club in London featured Mr Dewen Beaman editor of Punch and Mr Walter Pinaneel. A member joked about the largest set of teeth ever seen in an Englishman as he rode in a dentist chair. The dentist refused gas, pulled a tooth, and the man laughed at the window exclaiming a prank joke.
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Anthore
Lomdon
Dewen Beaman
Punch
Walter Pinaneel
Adentiet Jie
Boy’s Promising Start in Telegraph Office Apprenticeship
A noted sepiers attorney recalls a youth who sought life of Hee work and impressed with his bright appearance. He asked if the boy could write telegrams and handle open phone messages, stressing schooling. The boy replied with assurance that he was educated.
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Sepiers
Hee
Eald
Fragmented OCR Nonsense from a Local Page
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