Ohio Crops Report Shows Wheat Improve and Strong Corn Year
The Ohio Board of Agriculture released its monthly crop report noting wheat in good to excellent condition with a 6 percent improvement from last month. Corn area slightly higher. production far exceeds last year, though corn quality is below average due to mold and softness. Livestock, especially hogs, faces scolera challenges, but pastures remain good and feed for winter is abundant. The state emphasizes careful breeding and feeding across pure blood lines.
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Columbus
State Board of Agriculture
Ohio
North Lawrence notes revival ends as town gathers
In North Lawrence on December 9 the Rev. William Hyde and Rev. Mr. Mottershead concluded a series of revival meetings at the M. E. church. Other items mention local social events, mine work changes, marriages, and residents moving or traveling, with a mix of small-town notices and community updates.
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North Lawrence
William Hyde
Mottershead
M. E
Hyde
Harry Dale
Henry Egan
Massillon
Philip Shaffer
Charles Coburn
Grove Standard
East Greenville
Dan
Edward Daugherty
W. J. Mullins
New Cumberland
George Evans
Prudential Insurance Company
New Philaelphia
Russell Campbell
Canton
David Jones
Casper Gutz
Lowa
Robert Barnes
F. C. Groff
Sippo
Thomas Burke
Navarre
Samuel Jenkins
J. Lawrence
Joseph Moore
Akron
Misa L. Johnston
Arthur Dawgon
Misa Bertha Evana
New Philadelphia
Thomas Dale
England
Stanwood
George McCullough
Allen Maxwell
Holmes County
Wine No
Adams
Jennie Cully
William Huston
W. S. Adams
N. E. Moffit
Stanwood Cemetery
W. J. Hassler
W. Graber
Curtis McFarren
Alta McFarren
Wilbert Klingel
Pharez McFarren
Indefatigable reports Castro defiant over blockade
Kingston reports the British cruiser Indefatigable brings word that President Castro of Venezuela remains defiant and indifferent to a threatened blockade. He may expel German and British residents from La Guaira and close the port, with five British ships at Port of Spain ready to sail on short notice.
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Defia
Kingston
St. Vincent
la Guaira
Venezuela
Castro
Retribution
Vineta
Gazelle
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Martha Washington stamp marks first woman portrait issue
Washington notes eight cent stamps with Martha Washington now on sale in post offices nationwide as the first government issue to feature a woman. The piece explains recent portrait swaps with Lincoln on four cents and Grant on five cents, and hints at future four and five cent stamps. An advertisement for Rocky Mountain Tea by Z T Baltzly follows.
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Washington
Martha Washington
General Grant
Lincoln
Post Office Department
Paris Cabinet Seeks Arbitration in Marseille Strike
Paris December 10. A cabinet meeting directed Admiral Rouvier to request arbitration between the Marseille strike parties on behalf of the government. Prime Minister Combes outlined difficulties and damage to commerce and the port. Dock laborers plan to join the sailors strike, blocking any vessel discharge, risking a serious trade paralysis.
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Paris
Rouvier
Marseilles
Combes
Advertised Letters at Massillon Post Office
Letters remaining unclaimed as of December 8 1902 include LADIES Aultland Orton Belknap Frank Cotman Rob Fisher Wm Hinton Kyte L RB Malloy M T Mattishe D Ebervelyn Bessie Jackson Mrs W Evans Miss Mary J Young Miss Flora MEN Murphy Alfred Nealy v M Noble Henry Bogers J N Sheridan Ed Sprankle C W Wiese E E Walcott PACK AUES Eaken Miss Maggie Persons calling for these letters should say advertised Louis A Koons P M
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Monthly Crop Report
Good Templars
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. B
Walter Mullinus
Benard
Ellery, O
H. Benard
Isaac Sandwith
Frank Jones
White Oak Coal Company
Newman
Frank Smith
BN Tower
Allegheny
Logan Higginbottom
George Snyder
A. G. Kaufman
Wooster
William Sarliss
Thomas Simmons
Alice Johnston
Sarah Higginbottom
W. K. Moore
Thomas New
William Evans
Barberton
Petro Boni
Lizzie Seidel
Richard Aston
John Davis
John Featheringham
Albert Davis
Youngstown
Morgan Jones
Joseph Williams
Cyrus Young
Greenville
Jennie Reese
John W. Myers
Jimmies Myers
Annie Findley
Mrs. Findley
Riverdale
O. Mase
C. J. Phau
Pittsburg
Shettler & Company
Lonas
Ira L. Smith
Howard
Rockville
Smith
Helen Habberli
Lewis Habberli
Stamm
Portage County
Jonathan Mase
Frank Mage
Dewey Rifle Club
Orlando Onller
Ploma Holderbaum
J. Melvin Trubey
St. Louis
Blanche Whitmore
Cross Roads
Will Hawk
Martha Augustine
Harmon Trubey
Thomas Smith
Henry Snyder
William Slusser
Elton
William Hueston
W. H. Haoeston
Leetonia
Waldo Beam
Mr. Beam
Apple Creek
Wayne County
Christian Smith
South Carolina
West Lebanon
Anna Brediger
Herman Glick
Penman
Erwin Baskey
Sugarcreek Township
Rhodes
G. Bowers
Charles Umbenhower
Lizzie Kauffman
Margaret Griffith
D. H. McFarren
Family
Hiram Obendorf
West Brookfield
Tessy Watts
Sck
John Richel
John Hollon
Wadsworth
Clem Friend
Friend
Caswell
N. C
Mr. Berry
Lutheran
Lizzie Robinson
Ed Robinson
Germany
William
Grunewald
Berlin
Vas
Bowen
Caracas
State Department
Associated Press
General Foreign News
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Rome
Duke of Abruzzi
Italy
New Westminster
B. C
London
House of Commons
Mayaguez
Porto Rico
Sumner
Iowa
Illinois
Albany
Chicago
Nashville
Eagle
Atlanta
San Francisco
Ponce
Lexington
Claude O’brien
A. B Chinn
Earl Whitney
Chinn
Atchison Globe
Orio
Z. T. Baltzly
Barre
DR. Clouse
Conrad Hotel
Cleveland Avenue
Cor
Fourth Street
Claus
Lida Endinger
Crystal Springs
Clouse
Gonrad Hotel
Jestore
Lam
John Ostheimer
von Main St
Maseillon
Ghia
Tir
Albort Clouser
New Berlin
Cleveland
Austin Kofan
W. H. Clouse
O. Dearbir
Neelgon Sauvain
Massilion
Baltimore and
BR. B
M. G. Carrel
D.P. A
China
Hawver
South Erle
Peperae
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