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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1898
Page
6
The state revenue exceeds expenditures for several years with a 150000 dollar surplus this year. New Hampshire is praised for frugality and sound financing while contrasting with other states. The state’s tradition of farmer representatives in the legislature is noted.
The text notes wheat prices remain strong but warns against trusting that favorable farming conditions will persist next season. It suggests crops may fluctuate with fortune, warning to stay alert to changing conditions and potential shifts in market luck.
A French innovator describes a process to produce cement pipes cheaply. A trench is filled with cement mortar, a rubber tube wrapped in canvas is placed and inflated, then cement fills the trench. After hardening the tube is removed and reused, reducing costs to about 22 cents per unit.
Fragmentary text references Alaska EM and poems, with unclear names and dates. The readable parts hint at a discussion or event involving EM and a poet, but concrete details are missing.
The document references accret nalo orders and U S cheese of S57 mote tab 406 with credits for good behavior and benefits. It notes that the benefit amounts match expectations and mentions the involvement of officials like Mr Ww mote and S Harwee in review and authorization processes.
The article argues that U S cotton and coal supply bases, cheap labor, and unsettled southern land attract manufacturers away from the North. It notes Southern incentives and municipal legislation as magnets for corporations, often prioritizing profits over workers.
An Arizona paper argues civilization conquers the Apache, the main Apaches totaling about 5,000 near San Carlos. In five years the tribe has produced only one serious criminal, a murderer.
The piece argues Spain favors war because if Cuba leaves peacefully Spain must pay about 600 million dollars of Cuban debt. It suggests that by losing Cuba in war with the United States Spain could avoid those obligations and even gain financially.
The text recounts Spain joining the Seven Years War in 1762 to aid France, England sacking Havana with a large fleet and army, and Spanish resolve facing the British siege. It notes Spanish manpower, Moret Castle’s defense, and cautious analysis of Spain’s long term power, with implications for future peace and national sentiment.
An article argues smaller torpedo boats may outperform battleships in cost and effectiveness. It explains torpedoes use compressed air to propel warheads, launched from tubes on ships, and can sink a battleship with a single hit while enemy defense relies on rapid-fire guns.
A sermon by Dr. Talmage uses Corinthians to contrast earthly sight with celestial vision. It extols the Bible’s power, Jesus’s love and sacrifice, and the hopeful, unveiled face of God in heaven while explaining Providence through a glass darkly.
Er nest Kemper of Pierceton Indiana overtaxed himself with study and teaching a three mile commute. Pneumonia and catarrh left him weak until nine boxes of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People restored health and nine pound weight gain. Notary public affidavit dated September 16 1897 accompanies claim of cure.
A San Francisco grand jury charged 500 coal dealers and the coal combine with violating the federal trust act. They allegedly conspired to restrain interstate commerce by regulating coal prices in Oregon, Washington and other states. Judge Morrow had previously issued a temporary injunction against the association.
In August near Axis Colorado Walter J Adams and J Ek Spangler held up a U S mail coach. They restrained passengers but took no mail or valuables. Deputized marshals pursued them to Oklahoma and across the West, finally catching them at Wilbur Cole on Thursday. they await trial with an estimated government cost of one thousand dollars.
Secretary Wilson pursues seed appropriation to secure new rare varieties. Prof Nivis Miblansen of Brookings, S C, sent to Eastern lands to obtain varieties. Prof Ainsen reports after travel through eastern Russia and Siberia. Three marinas of seed to be distributed to State stations and arid-region sites. Asiatic cherries raspberries apples will be tested along with grasses cereals and diverse seeds.
The Alaska Mining Journal emphasizes strict food provisioning for miners traveling to Klondike and Yukon. It urges choosing healthful, compact supplies, favors Royal Baking Powder as a reliable brand, and recommends sweet cured bacon. It notes a free book of recipes from the Royal Baking Powder Co. available to miners, to aid practical cooking in harsh conditions.
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