Export of Wheat and Flour Trade Insights in 1902
The article argues exporting milled flour is preferable to raw wheat, noting flour ships boost milling demand, reduce home wheat use, and improve freight efficiency. It cites France trade reports praising American agricultural implements and farming machinery adoption, and briefly covers livestock receipts in western markets and a Kingston caterpillar pledge risking paid bounty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Review of Reviews
Charles Cramster
American Milla
Bovey
Rochambeau
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
State Department
France
United States
French Republic
Thackara
Havre
Lotre
Une
Consul Covert
Lyons
Raenti Geiet
Limoges
Tourgee
Bordeaux
Piers
Beef Trust
Treasury Bureau of Statistics On Internal Commerce
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Omaha
St Joseph
Old-fashioned quips and a literary flavor from 19th century prose
Fragmentary remarks celebrate military action with Baron Steuben and color Spain’s bullfighting versus horse racing. A Brown university president touts a literature shortcut. General Miles exits, General Humidity returns to prominence. Mary MacLane’s output likens to Sunday school authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary MacLane
Laura Jean Libby
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Sunday School Library
Call for Illinois Democratic State Convention June 17 1902
The Illinois Democratic Convention is called to meet June 17 1902 at 12 noon to nominate candidates for clerk of the supreme court state treasurer superintendent of public instruction and three University of Illinois trustees. It will also elect a state central committee with delegates from 25 districts and nine at large. Delegates come from county conventions or per primary law where in effect. Rock Island County allotted 12 delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democracy of Illinois
Itine
Illinois
Bryan and
Stevenson
Rock Island County
Official Call Democratic County Convention in Rock Island
The Democrats of Rock Island County announce a Democratic county convention at Turner Hall Rock Island on Wednesday June 11 1902 at 1 30 p m to elect delegates to state congressional and senatorial conventions form a county central committee nominate county officers including judge clerk sheriff treasurer and superintendent of schools and express a minority representative preference Also to elect a chairman Delegates allotted by townships wards and precincts based on votes for Bryan and Stevenson at the last presidential election Caucuses to elect delegates set for Saturday June 7 1902 at 8 p m Ballots cast by Democratic residents at the ward caucus will list the number of delegates equal to slots and top vote getters win Credentials and lists of voters to be returned to the convention
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island County
Hil
Turner Hall
Rock Island
Democratic County Central Committee
Bryan and
Stevenson
Addrean
Stedges
Mellegates
Meetings to choose delegates in Moline wards
Meetings to select Democratic delegates will be held in each Moline ward on Saturday June 7 at 7 p.m. at designated caucus sites or other times as directed by county committeemen. Each caucus must elect one county central committee member per precinct. limited township representation applies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline
At & P
Democratic County Central Committee
County Central Committee
T. R. Lees
Ic County Central Committee
Geo. BH. Morgan
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Pir Dails Yee
Oeean Saline’Daily Journal
Journal
the Republican
By the Journal Printing Company, Incorporated
City of
Mhomab L Stanley
Warren L.hastman
J. Maurice Farnham
The
Journal Printing Company
Moline, Illinois
Hewitt Boyce
Kingston
Mr. Boyce
London
Specia
Westminster Abbey
Poultney Bigelow
Baan
Hpledrich Wilhelm
August
Helnrich Avon
Baron Steuben
Alfonso
Spain
Faunce
Brown University
Miles
Andalusie
Black Hawk
Dowling
Buffalo Prairie
Canoe Creek
Coal Valley
Coe
Cordova
Drury
Edgington
Hampton
Port Byron
Rural
South Moline
Soméb Rock
Ieland
Zuma
W. R. Moore
Sweeney & Walker
State OF Illinois
Stephen A. Bartlett
Henry L. Sullivan
Samuel M. Sullivan
Clara L. McGraw
Sarah J Norris
Hiram Jinks
Samuel B. Sample
B. B. Thixid
Wiliam L. Samp
James S Sample
John W L. Lamy
Daniel W Sample
George W Xuatmple
Frank Jin
Pinols
A. D
Walter J. Entrikin
Illnois
Cigars
Meline
W. W. Cole and
E. A. Hogates
Cor
6Th Street
3D Ave
Grand Street
Chicago Dental Company
Speidel
E. E. Mangold
23Rd Street
Rock Island, Ilinds
McMann Hae
Tucker
Salvona Soap CO
12Th & Pine St
St. Louis, Mo
Irwin Kerr
Brandach
Standard Sewing Mach. Co
Lake ST
Chicago, Ill
Emery Airy Fara
Emery
Boston,Mass
Church of Christ Scientist
Boston Mass
Boston
Allen M Nye
T . A. Peorla, Ill
J T Browning
P H. Wessel
Gillmore
Eoees Cashier
W Lundahl
Ags’t Cashier
C H. Deere
J. T. Brown Ing
A. A. Crampton
J. W. Good
C. R. Ainsworth
P. H Wessel
W. A. Rosenfield
G. H Lohrbeck
George Stephens
P C Simmon
Thos. M. Sechler
First National Bank
A S Wright
R Ainsworth
F Anderson
Cashier
C R. Ainsworth
Geo
HE. Edwards
O. F. Anderson
H A Ainsworth
W. H. Adams
Moline National Bank
Corner 16Th Street
3D Avenue
German Savings Bk
Davenport
Iowa
Jens Lorenzen
Chas. N Voss
R Andresen
Ed Kaufmann
H. H. Andres
G. Clausen
H Griges
Lischer
Tors
T. A. Murphy
Paulo Roddewig
H. O. Seiffert
N. Vosa
Tne Moline Nal Bank
Moline, Ill
F G Allen
H A
Ainsworth
Sol Hirsch
Europe
Penking Beass Corner Couvenue
1Ith Street
Hirst National Bank
M Gould
Gillmore Cashier
P M Gould
Deere
Wim Butterworth
T Browning
A Barnard
T M Sechler
W Gould
Gillmore Morris Gelemar
Skinner
Guttenburg
Copenhagen
Hamburg
Keller
Earth
Seventh Avenue
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