Texas farm bulletin from 1914 on dry spell and harvests
In Springfield Texas a long dry spell ends as ground dries and fields ready for planting. Cattlemen report grass to last six months. cotton looks good though boll weevil concerns exist. Manure notes include broom corn, corn harvest, and 8 foot rattlesnake tall tales. Bermuda onions to harvest with low delivery cost. Farm institute, demonstrator, and county coop educate on poultry, canning, and young ladies training. Local editor invited to share water and warmth. weather pattern and sea breeze noted. Texas, June 24, 1914.
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Springfield
Texas
Tamm
Eles
Frank Critchfield
C Fo Whitener
Fred Shetley
Missouri
Shetley
Claud Whitener
Will Turner
Duke
C A. Shetley
Southeast Missouri Show to Feature Big Annual Exhibition
Southeast Missouri cultivates a large three day show in Poplar Bluff on October 20 to 22. The Federated clubs and Poplar Bluff Commercial club sponsor premiums totaling about a thousand dollars. Exhibits include agricultural, horticultural, timber and geological products with lectures, band concerts and amusements for visitors. A. H. Hinchey, secretary of the Federation, will mail bulletins to interested clubs and county officials upon request.
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Missouri
Poplar Bluff
Dexter
Federated
A. H. Hinchey
Cape Girardeau
Federation
Read History To Learn From The Past Not Current Apathy
A columnist urges reading history to learn from past labor unrest and economic hardship. The piece cites 1808 Detroit and New York labor marches, Philadelphia riots, and large unemployment figures to illustrate persistent low mood and political manipulation. It frames history as a remedy against impostor theories and warns against forgetting lessons.
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Jessone
New York
Kensington
Philadelphia
Winter Panic Era Debated In Austerity Chronicle
A fragmented review recalls the winter after the 1907 panic with protests for work and relief. It cites protests in Camden Denver Philadelphia and San Francisco, mass unemployment, and vast public works pledges. It argues party blame lies not with Democrats but broader economic forces.
Last word in summer frocks for visiting season
The Press features Julia Bottomley, style expert, describing a Parisian inspired summer dress. The dress is modelled on current popular designs and said to be inexpensive. Read Mrs Bottomley’s authoritative weekly guidance for neat and fashionable attire.
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Julia Bottomley
Thrice-a-Week World offer combines papers
The World presents a bargain subscription promoting its Thrice-a-Week edition at 1.00 per year plus a 136 papers value. A combined offer with Tar Maree Hill Press is advertised for one year at 1.45, reducing the two-paper regular price from 2.00.
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Tar Maree Hill Press
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