Climate and Drep Bulletin in Missouri 1801 Weather Review
The report summarizes a week of unusually warm to near normal temperatures across Missouri with scattered showers and variable rainfall. It notes crop conditions: corn, wheat, oats, clover, pastures, and stock water affected by uneven rains, with southern counties faring better for wheat and cotton in the southeast forming squares. Apples and peaches show drop, potatoes damaged by drought, and pests in some counties. The piece also includes a separate editorial discussion on news censorship and the Emporia editor case, urging voluntary restraint rather than government-imposed suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Gardena
Carroll County
A. BE. Hacker
Editing by Prohibition Abates Self Destruction Crisis
In Emporia Rus the mayor and board of health ban local papers from printing personal crisis reports or attempted self destruction. They argue publishing such details may encourage death by own action and worsen the epidemic in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
New York
Emporia
Lovst
Hans
Board of Health
Chicago Hoat
Rus
Annual Shower of College GIFs Raises Heavy Donations
The New York World notes 131000 in gifts to Cassar Princeton and Columbia on one Wednesday. Most donors were not famous splurges but alumni and subscribers. The piece highlights a national trend of yearly college offerings, lifting education funding to support expanded foundations and opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
Cassar
Princeton
Columbia
Weir
John D. Rockefeller
Vassar
Stafford Little
Bureau of Education
Canteen Abolition Criticized by Soldier’s Drunken Wager
The Chicago Inter Ocean notes pay day at Fort Sheridan and Highwood saloons where soldiers indulge in vice. Private Ralph Allen, still in his teens, bet he could drink a pint of whisky without removing the bottle, winning before restraint by comrades. Critics of canteen abolition claim the move invites excesses and weakens temperance aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Inter Ocean
Fort Sheridan
Highwood
Congress
Ralph Allen
Inter Ocean
Allen
Ebarge
Governor Stanley Denounces Summer Vacations
Kansas governor argues that vacations mock rest and that work is the only true path to renewal. The piece acknowledges callers may resist, noting that leisure fuels curiosity and contentment from new scenes and faces beyond New York’s familiar streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Kansas
Europe
New York
The Plot of an Exile and American Amusement
Excerpt discusses voyaging by ship past Sandy Hook toward Long Island and the Atlantic. It argues people seek return home after travel, notes life’s costs, and cites fallacy in governance claims. It highlights prosperity shown by steamship lines and hotels as indicators of national condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Long Island
New York Evening Sun
Real Estate Transfers in Saline County
Wilson Carter et al transfer 40 acres to Geo Carter and Julius Davis. Several entries list 40 acre tracts, lot numbers, and parcel codes among buyers including Potter Brom horat and Maris Chamberlain. The notices name multiple grantors and grantees with locations and legal descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Carter
Geo
Carter
Julius Davis
Geo Cater
AC Potter & Wf
Chriss Bromhorat
Salt Springs Cemetery
Maris Chamberlain
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Climate and Drep Bulletin
Prohibition
Sranley
Sallie
Staples
Livingston
Nelson
EG Wheeler
BP Storte
Mamie E Storts
E G Wheeler
JT Rector
Michael Nauworth
Slater
Michael Nauerth
J T Rector
JP Huson
Wffe
Holland
Col
Ad. Marshall
Emma J Bell
Gra
T Abner Gwinn
Saline County
T W King
Earn Ririe
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