Cities Tackle the Food Problem
The United States Department of Agriculture reports municipal efforts to ease local food shortages. Cities like one with a municipally owned market operate stalls to compete with private merchants, testing price effects and potential price stabilization while expanding to include other perishable goods.
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United Gusee
Washington
Bareee of Markets
United Mates Department of Neticulture
Citiee
Stouts
Ftat
Stella
Korean Plans To Share City Names In Effort To Solve Problems
An unclear report describes Korea planning to reveal city names and facing challenges in social or economic reforms. The piece notes communities dealing with difficult conditions may gain from shared experiences and external expertise to address public policy issues.
The First Battle of the Marne Highlighted in War Notes
Fragmentary wartime notes describe the Marne battle as a crucial engagement of World War I. The text references Paris, casualties, and figures, but the OCR is garbled, leaving the exact totals and figures unclear while signaling the significance of the clash near Paris.
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Marne
Paris
Old Razor Man Was a Woman in San Francisco
Fragmentary report reveals a long kept secret about the death of John Young, known locally for highway work. The text hints at gender identity and a concealed motive tied to Erwin A. Turner, a tipster in Green Street, with unclear details of the Turners.
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San Franciscs
John Young
Ely
Lee Angeles
Renee
Erwin A. Turner
Green Street
Turners
Remarkable Story Of A Pasadena Widow’s Secret Past
An elderly Pasadena resident recalls meeting a woman who had lived undercover as a man to support her daughter. The narrator and his wife kept the secret, aiding her discreetly for years while she sold razor sharpeners and knife blades, preferring San Francisco then Pasadena. She later died after a long, hidden life.
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Turner
Montgomery
Marie Iler Hustamdl
Guernsey
Fingneh
Perce
San Franelsco
Anna Ufc
Mas Reese
San Francisco
South
Pasadena
Duluth Woman Sues Father for 300000
Miss Edna Badd of Duluth sues her father Dr J D Badd department commander of the G A R for 300000. She says she adopted his name after being raised by an adopted father Miller and was unaware of her relation until adulthood. She alleges he summoned her to his home and ordered her to leave.
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Duluth
Minn
Edna
Badd
Paul
J. D. Badd
G. A. R. Mier
Miller
No Change Is Given Silver Coins Value Rise In Mexico City
In Mexico City the phrase no hay cambio dominates purchases as silver and smaller coins fetch value above face. Hoarding and selling Oliver pieces push costs for change to four to ten percent. merchants refuse small change, and the azteca gold coin is nearly useless in cafes and shops. An American faced with hunger finds no relief until loitering for odds and ends.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Child Recovers $1,000 From Stove In Iowa City Incident
A brief damaged notice reports Nikola Pele sold a home in Iowa City and reserved $1,004 from the table before entering another room as a guardian attended a year old child nearby. The fragment mentions a kitchen stove and the missing amount but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
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Miouz City
Nikola Pele
Up-to-Date Business Methods for Market Organizations
A United States Department of Agriculture study warns market organizations fail without current accounting and bookkeeping methods. It emphasizes proper recordkeeping, transparent officer duties, and regular board meetings, noting pooling requires clear shipment and return records. Upgrading with modern tools saves costs over time.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Oriete
United States Department of Or Cebhers
Cancernell Oeven
Renee
Bmrger
Coun Cer
Cooperative buying saves farmers in Orange county
An Orange county group of farmers used cooperative buying to secure carton beetlephid material through their county agent. The purchase totaled 1.06 pounds with a saved 50 cents per pound versus individual small-quantity pricing, yielding about 50 dollars in total savings. The cartel aims to fumigate corn against weevils, with losses from 2 percent common. Farmers plan airtight remodels or new fumigation cubs for their corn.
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Orange County
Flora
Farmers Should Sow Wheat On Usual Acreage
Dry straw makes satisfactory bed ding. Peed never was oo valuable-aare Kt pew. Farmers should sow the usual acre age of wheat. Too many fence corners serve as it matters very little how much land one farms, provided he forme well what he has.
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