Brisk Escape for Prisoners From Gaddler in Wild Lands
In a tense night escape the captives plan to record deeds, secret funds, and a quick exit with Mrs. Cotter’s aid. Baker drives a carriage away with Perry and Gaddler bound, pursued across the plains as they fend off attacks and race toward the mines.
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Baker
Jerry Kkidder
Gaddler
Jerry
Daisy
Hiram Skidder
Hiram
Charley
Patience
Mrs. Rankle
Perry
Wynans
Custer
Escate
Charley Baker
Guddler
Jie
Verry
Anyhair
Oman
Raker
Elfie
Hal
Our Leading Cereal and the Rise of Wheat in America
The article traces wheat's arrival and growth in the United States from early introductions in 1602 to rapid expansion across Illinois Iowa Kansas and beyond. It notes California's wheat development via missions and irrigation, advances in harvesting including headers and combined harvesters, and the ongoing large scale production with references to exports and global supply.
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United States
Humboldt
Cortez
Mexico
Spain
Quito
Ghent
South America
Elizabeth Islands
Mass
Gosneld
Red River
Canada
Illinois
Iowa
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Nebraska
Dakota
Washington
California
Virginia
Rocky Mountains
Bay of
San Francisco
Saily
Holland
Manhattan Island
Mississippi Valley
New Orleans
Wrlsh
New York
Hudson
New Jersey
New Hampshire
New Netherlands
de Candolle
Mesopotamia
China
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Asia Minor
Persia
Tartary
Herburg
Samara
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Gaul
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Coast Range
Combined Harvester
Upper Coast Range
Palouse
Big Bend
Spokane
India
Poland
Finland
Turkey
Europe
Bulgaria
Roumelia
France
Epidemics Hit Japan in 180s Including Influenza and Cholera
Records show February arrival of influenza in Japan, cholera with over 31,000 deaths, dyntery affecting 38,878 persons and 7,262 deaths, a ratio of 18.94 percent, typhoid fever occurring 22,684 times with 5,369 deaths, 23.56 percent.
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Japan
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Leon Lewis
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Ghizeh
Pyramids
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Parthenon
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Ireland
Gen. Butler
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Merrimac House
Boston Advertiser
Iker
Ruskin
Western Union
Buffalo Express
Buffalo
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