Wheat and Winter Wheat Production Estimates From States
T W Tallmadge of Milwaukee estimates spring and winter wheat production across states based on state board reports. He lists Minnesota Nebraska Dakota and other states with figures totaling 375000000 bushels for winter and spring wheat combined.
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T. W. Tallmadge
Milwaukee
State Boards of Agriculture and Statistical Agents of
Minnesota
Nebraska
Dakota
California
Kansas
Indiana
Missouri
Ohio
Trance
Michigan
Benneyivatta
Oregon
New York
Kentucky
Tennesas
North Carolina
Texas
Arkansas
Alabama
Utah
Delaware
Mexico
Montana
Idaho
Maine
Arizona
Mississippi
Vermont
New Hampshire
Nevada
Wyoming
Connecticut
Chusetts
Louisiana
Florida
Rhode Island
Ferry at Thompson's Falls swept over by cable break
Helena dispatch reports a river crossing disaster as Thompson's Falls ferry broke its cable Sunday. Eleven of the 13 pack-horses and all eleven men bound for the Coeur d'Alene mines were lost after the boat went over the falls. two survivors were rescued from the wrecked boat near a Belknap bridge.
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Helena
Montana
Thompson’s Falls
Terrific Storm Devastates Springfield Vermont
A severe flood struck Springfield Vermont during a terrific storm causing two storms to merge and unleash a torrent. The waters rose rapidly, roads were gouged, and some homes filled with four feet of mud. The loss is projected at $50,000 as a barn blown down killed Wm Parker and injured Betta Spaulding. The storm lasted about three hours.
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Springfield
Lo’clock
Wm. Parker
Betta Spaulding
Destructive Waterspout Hits Cumberland Valley Railroad
A storm with a water spout struck the Cumberland valley in Pennsylvania on the night of the 10th. Trains narrowly avoided wrecks as half a mile of rails ties and embankment were washed away. Telegraph poles toppled and communications cut. A fire was lit at each end of the washout to avert disaster. The spout, about half a mile wide, damaged grain, buildings and fences. President Kennedy and other passengers were aboard the rear car during the washout.
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Cumberland Valley
Pennsylvania
Newville
Kennedy
Bank Teller Jailed for $100,000 Embezzlement
Isaac A. Stanley, a pays teller, was jailed in Cleveland after admitting to diverting $100,000 from a bank reserve fund. He planned to repay by profiting from grain investments but only grew the loss. The bank will continue operations as normal.
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Isaac A. Stanley
Cleveland
Garretson
Stanley
Western Delegates Visit Augusta National Soldiers Home
The western delegation, joined by Augusta leaders, toured the national soldiers home in Augusta on the 10th. General Luther Stephenson welcomed them and fired thirty eight guns. The group heard a brief history of the home before an informal reception hosted by Mr. Blaine in the evening drawing about 100 attendees.
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Augusta
Maine
Luther Stephenson
Blaine
Mrs. Blaine
He Changes His Mind About a Marriage Proposal
A young hardware clerk proposes to a banker’s daughter with consent from her father. The father approves but the young man balks when told of banking ambitions and a $1,000 capital, confessing he has $2,000 saved and fears losing it if he marries now.
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Philadelphia
Railroad Wreck on Camden Road Causes Loss of Life
An excursion train collided with an accommodation on the Camden line on the 13th. Engineers Palmer and Baxter, Conductor Smith, Baggagemaster Vaughn, Mallaeons Wylie and Fireman Harber were killed. many injured. The crash happened on a heavy down grade curve with a wooden bridge over Cooper’s Creek. Dispatch misrouting and steam exposure led to fatalities and chaos as passengers crawled from cars.
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Camden Road
Palmer and Baxter
Smith
Baggapermester Vaughn
Mallaeons Wylie
Harber
Camden Presbyterian Church
Cooper’s Creek
Wm. Casky
Jes. Rosenbaum
al. Glen
Cora Maysaronne
Brother Eugene
Piso's Cure Promises Rest From Cough At Night
An ad claims one dose of Piso's Cure will stop a coughing fit and provide a full night's sleep. The statement targets people troubled by coughing that disrupts rest.
The New York Custom-house article in Harper's June issue
Stoddart and Co advertise patent services while noting a Harper's paper on The New York Custom-house. The June article discusses the Morrison bill and the port’s role, presenting imports, shipping, and the customs-entry process with many illustrations.
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Harper’s
New York
Payorite Prescription Endorsed for Women's Ailments and Savings
An item praises Pr Pierce's Payorite Prescription as a safe, economical remedy for uterine disorders and related pains. It also notes Bishop Henry Potter’s proposal for higher salaried clergymen to subsidize poorer clergy, receiving warm support from the clerical needy.
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Pierce
Henry Potter
Loss of Flesh and Strength and Related Ailments
A newspaper fragment discusses wasting flesh from consumption tied to liver issues and poor digestion, touting Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure. It also mentions rapid telegraph test replies between Iton and London and promotes Sage's Catarrh Remedy. The piece ends with a Swift quote on conversation and a Rough on Pain medical ad.
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Dr. Pierce
Iton
London
Sage
Eogether
Woman Overwhelmed by Duties Finds Relief with Warner Remedies
A pastor’s wife recounts severe overwork and illness from caring for a sick child and home duties. He credits Warner's Tippecanoe and Warner's Safe Cure for restoring her health and vitality, urging others to consider these tonics and stomach remedies.
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William Watson
Methodist-Episcopal Church
Watertown
N. Y
Warner
America
Struck by Fortune in Louisiana Lottery Prize Tale
The Memphis Avalanche reports B J Dorsey foreman on Mississippi levees won $15,000 in The Louisiana State Lottery. Once living at 33 Jackson Street, he reportedly moved to Fort Pickering after his win. Neighbors recall his rise from modest means as he enjoys newfound wealth and stylish quarters.
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Memphis
B. J. Dorsey
Mississippi
Jackson Street
Avalanche
Main
Jackson
Dorsey
Fort Pickering
Tenn
Grand Union Hotel Promises Luxury and City Convenience
An advertisement promises a grand Grand Union Hotel near a depot with 600 rooms costing a million dollars European plan elevator restaurant and transit to depots including horse cars stages and elevated rail. It touts lower costs for families at first class lodging and urges readers to act wisely.
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Tan Zourenee
Gage
Grand Union Hotel
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Draggietse
Oessie
Charles A
Pricely Ash Bitters
Pricely Ash Bitters CO
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Warner, Weber & Type Founders
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Universal
PUB. Co
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Amilton
Davenport Business College
Davenport
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Tozanress P. W. Ziegler & CO
Chicago, Ill
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Tetsa
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Avery County
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National Pos. Co
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Marshalltown
Nate
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Bright
Voltaic Belt Co
Marshall, Mich
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Nace
Might Jones
Reliable Store
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New Orleans
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Rench & CO
H. J. Ramsdell
Mr. Ty
A. H. Siggins & CO
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J. W. Buel
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TV Publishing CO
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