Severe drought grips Missouri crops and yields
Climate and Crop Bulletin reports a prolonged drought across much of Missouri with wheat and oats failing in central and southern counties due to heat and insects while northwest areas promise average harvests if moisture returns. Meadows and hay crops are discouraging. corn and beans suffer frost and pests. apples and gardens show varied effects.
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Columbia
Timothy
Cot Worms
A. B. Haackart
Missouri Apples Declared World Famous in State Text
A fragment discusses Missouri apples as world famous, referencing the St. Latin Star and Missouelan pride in homegrown fruit, with scattered phrases about other apples and imperial state identity. The OCR yields unclear wording and partial names but centers on local pride in apples.
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Missouri
St. Latin
German Burglary Suspect Escapes From Hoyland Prison
A German burglary suspect, housed at Halloway Prison Hoyland, escaped after tunneling through a ventilator hatch and wriggling free past a yard wall while guards were routine. He had earlier failed to escape from Highgate Court cells.
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Halloway
Hoyland
United Kingdom
Highgate
Prinon
Dossidy
Hoston Herald
Watterson Attacks McLaurin and Bryanism in South
Henry Watterson criticizes Senator McLaurin of South Carolina and Bryanism, opposing Tillman and MelLarin’s movements. He views the McLaurin drive as a publican’s move and notes that McLaurin’s stance shifts the leadership balance, though he claims to see a superficial realignment.
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Henry Watterson
McLaurin
South Carolina
Watterson and McLaurin Clash Over Bryan Platform
The article analyzes Watterson and McLaurin positions on Bryanism and the Democratic platform. It notes Watterson’s call for a new platform and leadership, McLaurin’s opposition to Bryanism, and how both accept accomplished facts while differing on policy directions and party unity.
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Mr. Watterson
McLeaurin
Watterson
Bryan
Tillman
McLaurin
Ryan
Bie Ming
South
Caroline
Liyaniem
Democratic Party
Leason
Melaurin
Nevada
South Carolina
Hrgan
Mc Laurin
A. O. U. W. Supreme Lodge Meet in Buffalo June
The Ancient Order of Uncited Workmen Supreme Lodge plans its twenty ninth stated meeting in Buffalo New York beginning June 1 1901. The fraternal benevolent order founded at Meadville Pennsylvania October 27 1808 reports about 425000 members with operations across the United States and Canada. It has paid out to widows and orphans roughly 108000000 and now pays over 800000 annually. The Buffalo gathering hosts the Supreme Lodge the organization’s highest legislative body.
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Supreme Lodge
Ancient Order of
Buffalo
N. Y
Meadville
Ite
United States
Canada
Half a Man and the Pan-American Workmen Exposition
The article discusses physical weakness from poor nutrition and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discover y as a stomach and digestion remedy. It details a Scottish style ode to health claims and then shifts to a report on the Ancient Order of United Workmen delegates, naming officers, and announcing June 1 as a Pan-American Exposition AGU Day with a parade, ceremonies, and a dedicated building in the Court of State and Foreign Buildings.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
D Jon
W. A. Walker
Milwaukee
Wis
A. U. Harwick
Huffalo
N.Y
Webb McNall
Gaylord
Kas
M. W. Sackett
Mandville
John J. Acker
Albany
Yui
Supreme Medieval Examiner
WH. Shields
M. D
Hannibal
Order of United Workmen
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California
Iden
Searles
Journal of Agriculture
A. O. U. W. At Buffalo
Ile
Nima
Gallen Medicordy
Vieru
Vpn
Dr. Vierce
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