Cotton crop outlook stirs debate amid mixed forecasts
The Houston Post comments on Mr. H M Neill of New Orleans revising his 1899 1900 cotton crop estimate from 12 000 000 bales to around 10 400 000 acknowledging widespread damage yet questioning the reliability of earlier predictions. The piece notes the market reaction and contrasts town efforts to establish cotton factories with Brenham Mexia and Temple Navasota showing movement. A lost black pig of three months is also reported with the finder asked to notify F Hernandez.
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H. M. Neil
New Orleans
United States
Thoag
Neill
Mr. Neill
Houston Post
Preachers' Sons Who Amount in World Affairs
The article notes that while preaching runs in families, many preacher's sons have achieved prominence. It lists George Bancroft historian Oliver Wendell Holmes poet and author Grover Cleveland Chester A Arthur Senator Hawley forty one members of Congress and several state governors as examples.
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George Bancroft
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Grover Cleveland
Chester A. Arthur
Hawley
Congress
Fragmented Odds and Facts From an Era
A garbled mixed-pile of notes mentions Christian populations in Dutch territories, police telephones, a night milk remedy, large flour exports from San Francisco, Dr. Koch’s malaria study trip, an eight inch gun at a New Orleans ball, dietary tips for brain workers, meats for digestion, India census figures on child marriages, cheap coffee, a prayer meeting schedule, and local notices about sorghum hay and a shoe merchant.
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Memo Sla
New Orleans
Confederater Bgain
Farragut
Mobile
Church Directory and Regional Description of Cloudcroft NM
Directory lists Presbyterian Methodist Baptist and Episcopal pastors and Sunday school superintendents with weekly services and midweek prayer. Cloudcroft described as a high altitude New Mexico town in Sacramento Mountains with striking views White Mountain White Sands and spruce forests. Includes climate notes and a railway carrier invitation for rates schedules and travel information.
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Presbyterian
Cloudcroft
Oters
N.M
E Page
Texas
Sacramento Mountains
Alamogordo and
White Mountain
Tularosa
New Mexico
Sacramentos
United States
Fort Stanton
S.P. Turner
Dallas
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