Seasonal Buggations and Market Preparations for Crops
Anticipating farm marketing problems, this note urges early planning for harvest handling of perishable crops. It covers packing houses, crates, precooling, careful grading, avoiding waste, and cooperation with shippers and carriers to move apples and potatoes efficiently. It also suggests market data from the Bureau of Markets and emphasizes extending markets and canning surpluses.
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United States Bureau of Markets
Girl Disguised as Soldier Tries to Reach Sweetheart
Marion Nestor eighteen of Woodlawn rode on the Eighteenth regiment troop train disguised as a soldier to be near Stewart Walthour. Suspicions rose when Lieutenant Ottman W. Freeborn removed the hat and exposed her long brown hair. She cried that she wished to follow him when he said goodbye and left.
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Marion Nestor
Woodlawn
Eighteenth Regiment
Ottman W. Freeborn
Company K
Miss Nestor
Stewart Walthour
Right to criticize government upheld in New York case
Justice Hendrick of the state supreme court granted a writ of habeas corpus freeing Harry Aurin who had been jailed for 30 days after distributing circulars with excerpts from the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. The court ruled the issue was a legitimate criticism of law, not incitement to violate it.
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Hendrick
State Supreme Court
Harry Aurin
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Russia
Newspaper as a Portrait of a Pretty Woman
Fragment discusses newspapers as embodying many types, always shaped by appeal and gossip. It likens a paper to a pretty woman who is chased, enjoys press attention, and takes pride in novelty.
Edison’s Youth Shows Early Fire and Fortitude
Milan Ohio born Thomas Alva Edison began life February 11, 1847. His Dutch ancestry, move to Gratiot Michigan, and early schooling challenges shaped a self taught genius. As a youth he ran a moving train newspaper, built a chemical lab, and survived a serious train fire that left him deaf.
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America
Gratiot
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Thomas Alva
Little Thomas
Port Huron
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Dyer and
Martin
Thomas A. Edison
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London Times
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Leslie’s
New Form of Con Game in Chicago Panics Merchants
A scam in Chicago involves tubs sold as containing sixty pounds of butter. After purchase, buyers find only a thin butter surface with sand filling the rest. Tubs fetched up to $19.50, implying butter priced near $4 per pound.
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Chicago
Ill
Woman Finds Over $4000 in Coins Hidden Around Manitowoc Home
A cleaning woman discovered over 4000 in nickels dimes quarters and half dollars hidden in mattresses quilts under carpet and in unlikely places throughout the home of the late Mrs. Fred Pingle an 88 year old pioneer resident of Manitowoc. The Pingle family once lost a fortune when a bank failed, which is blamed for the elder woman hiding her savings at home.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Fred Pingle
Pingle
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