Farmers warned after timber sale losses in Ohio region
A department representative reports a farmer sold six and a half acres of timber for 260 dollars after a lengthy buyer relationship. Estimated value exceeds 1,400 dollars, revealing a potential undervaluation by the seller. Advises seeking forester guidance and multiple bids to protect woodland value.
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Maumee River
Ohio
Department of Agriculture
Chilean geography and mineral wealth overview
Chile features a 2600 mile coastline and narrow breadth from 100 to 250 miles. The Andes east and the Pacific west frame a central valley, with deserts in the north and archipelago in the south. Nitrates dominate mineral wealth, with copper, coal, iron, gold, silver, and other deposits.
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Chile
Chilos
Antofagrasta
Tarapaca
Peru
Bolivia
Lota
Coronel
Valparaiso
Braden
Santiago
Andes
Guggetheims
Antofagasta
New York Sun
Variety Store Trades and Local Tidbits Across Town
Local notices report Burns City visitors Chas McCormick and Thomas Wadsworth in town for business and bargains at the Variety Store. Rexall Store features flashlights, smoking products, homestead staples, and Tanlac tonics with several residents and visitors cited from Elnora to Clinton.
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Chas. McCormick
Burns City
Good skating on frozen backwater after cold spell
A cold wave and high water froze the backwater creating extensive skating grounds. Many people took to the ice, with acres of flooded area offering wide stretches for skating.
Baseball the most dangerous sport in history myth and merriment
In a humorous claim the piece argues baseball is the most deadly sport, vastly more lethal than football or Mexican conflicts. It muses about mortality, undertakers, and national affection for baseball while lampooning fans, players, and even women’s reactions to the game.
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Chile
February term juries drawn for five week court session
M F Burke and Will C Camp jur y commissioners met with Will H Kiefer clerk to draw the February term juries opening February 7. Grand jury and petit jurors listed include Alphonsus Raney George Pinder Francis Harned and several others. Also contains ice storage primer and ad copy for Calumet Baking Powder.
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M. F. Burke
Will C. Camp
Will H. Kiefer
Alphonsus L. Raney
Veale
Grant Myers
Barr
George P. Pinder
Reeve
Francis M. Harned
Washington
Gallatin England
Steele
George W. Snider
Petit Jury
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