Second Wife Abandons Explorer Life After Tragic Incident
A second wife ends her expedition career following a fatal wreck near Wynn and Hubbard. The scene unfolds with a court case in Hartford, Connecticut, where the couple’s estrangement and accusations surface. Witnesses recount a family tragedy tied to a New England coast and ongoing legal actions.
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Wynn
Lubbard
Boston
Hubbard
Elliot
Amos
Soumorn Riaonbt
Td Aeitiiteu Atte
Adie Patina
Te Cot Hnlatow
da Tie
Aelier
Crown Jewels of Spain Mostly Myth in History Texts
A fragmented discussion surveys the myth and political intrigue surrounding Spain’s crown jewels. The piece references European monarchs and nobility, noting debates over origins, legitimacy, and symbolic value within historic royal regalia.
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Crown Jewels
Spain
Faul Bestor and the Federal Sentencing Flotifd Patrol
A garbled passage mentions Faul Bestor and a federal sentencing matter with references to Ain Haron atria and Tewnst. the text shows unclear names and dates, suggesting a legal filing or court action. Further readable fragments imply a proceeding or complaint against a figure, with pricing or monetary figures hinted.
Planar Ganil An Galilen Bethe Tits Tiwest Lee
An odd historic note describes a tightly bound plan amid a planarian and galilean context. The text mentions a maritime sewage issue and the involvement of ANGUS and a figure named End of ciiron. The fragmentary report hints at a technical or astronomical dispute with unclear outcomes and several proper nouns.
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Planar Ganil An
Galilen Bethe Tits Tiwest Lee
Ienta
Angus
Ciiron
Nation's Wealth for 1930 Reveals Per Capita Decline
A fragmented report from the National something conference outlines wealth totals for 1930, noting a total wealth around 329 billion and per family figures near ten thousand dollars. It cites a drop in per capita wealth since 1920 and mentions a total national wealth figure around 2.958 dollars per person, with gaps due to OCR distortions.
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New York
Fragmented tale from a troubled era of global sport and politics
A garbled report mentions legal trouble and a divorce court, with scattered references to football, Princeton, Harvard, and distant continents. The text hints at trials, alliances, and shifting power dynamics, but specifics remain unclear due to corruption.
Sweden Forms Aid Program for Inventors
Sweden plans to boost inventors by forming a corporation to vest and finance new Swedish inventions. The engine of the plan is a working program tested by experts to encourage invention and spur world market entry. Proposals aim to fund inventor support through profits from June, with oversight by a high-level committee and a select council.
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Sweden
Stockholn
Swedieh Thyentfyit Carnoration
Lins
Progr
Toyentians
Swlanitead
Sumou
Whdurtakin
Olin
Jnne
Hipluig
Ybor
Uiaetag
Tri
Former Teacher Returns to Farm Seeking Gold Mind
A former country schoolteacher in Natettison, thirty-two years after a gold find, plans to mine again. Dr. AL Teoh notes a gold deposit once hinted at near Leach Farm, with drillers proving a haled approach and a claimed $40 per foot start for a mine on the property.
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AL Teoh
Natettison
Ling Baon
Scientist Dates Texas Marsh Fossil Find to Ancient Era
University of Michigan paleontology director EC Case reports fossils found near Clarendon Texas by a research party. They unearth mastodon rhinos and a large crocodile like reptile from the Tertiary period, suggesting a much older ecosystem.
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Texas
Tex
Case
Anseu of
Universcty of Michigan
Clarenden
Doctor Case
Anuhilo
Chee Taynd
Mont Trho Weill
Longtime Sunday School Attendee Sets 49 Year Record
Amos Geblinet, aged sixty drop, established an American record by attending Sunday school without a break for 49 years at a Chicago church. He lived near Lawrence Avenue and attended services every Sunday despite occasional visits to relatives in the city. His dedication drew praise from local clerics and church members.
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Cleurett
Anos
Gebtinet
Lawrence Avenne
Cuicuse
Chicago
Amos
Cis
Mindita Rine Here Receith and City Marital Report
Fragmentary OCR notes report a marriage involving Mindita Rine with mentions of city names and officials. The text is damaged and inconsistent, but indicates a personal union and local references without clear dates or corroborating details.
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Imily
Mindita Rine
One Way to Cut Cost of Farming
A report from the Ohio State University extension specialist outlines methods to reduce farming costs. Proper application of manure and fertilizer, including eight-ton manure applicators and careful avoidance of waste, can boost corn, wheat, and hay yields. Profitable results depend on correct timing, rates, and use of superphosphate to raise yields while lowering overall expense.
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Agriculure
Ania
Basta
Anya O
Golly
Cropa
OMO State Uiversity
de Fieter
Costa Noblog
Unnuity Agiirex
Themeng Inn
Ohio O
Avaluble
Gag
Right Kind of Roughage For Heifers Feed
An article on proper roughage for heifers emphasizes selecting the right forage such as hay and corn stover, with guidance on supplements. It notes that inadequate roughage reduces growth and urges farmers to provide balanced feed including roughage plus protein supplements to achieve satisfactory gains.
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Moard
Holstein Holstein Goor Record Setter Liscomb Milk Leader
The Holstein Friesian record holder Liscomb owned by GH Anderson and bred by T F Golan of Wisconsin produced 32,412.41 pounds of milk and 1011 pounds of butterfat, surpassing the 1,000 pound fat mark and 30,000 pounds of milk, ranking among top fat and total production her year.
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Maryuid Molstein
Huttertat
Searly Giscomb Fobes Aamestead Treng
GH. Anderson
Holstein- Friesian Association of
T. F. Golan
Wisconsin
Wolstein
Boord
Seed Treatment Boosts Corn Yields Across Varieties
Experimental seed treatments in 1661 across ten counties show average gains of four bushels per acre. Early varieties gained up to 0 bush els, while tested hybrids achieved higher yields. Treatments ranged from four to eight ag per acre, with reports citing Wych Porter Town plant patkotostse as a reference.
Average butter price and production costs in November 1930
Market notes show an average butter price around 2 cents per pound for November 1930 with costs linked to production. Figures indicate a slight surplus or deficit depending on regional factors as merchants report figures for meat and butter costs, highlighting price volatility in the period.
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Nehyneks
Sharp Disk Harrows and Care for Sharp Edges
Oklahoma State archive notes how sharp disk harrows improve soil penetration. It warns farmers to sharpen blades with a grinding stone or file, check the steel discs each spring, and avoid unsafe at home sharpening methods. Warner Stockman mentions practical steps for maintaining disk edges.
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Conillon
Oni
Laehermltts
Harpenei
Macy Farinera
Oklahom Warner Stockman
Plan to Stamp Out Tuberculosis in Cattle
Federal plan outlines $1,190,000 appropriation for bovine tuberculosis eradication with $11,000 for operating costs and $5,000 for moving cattle from slaughtered herds. Initiatives include herd eradication, interstate commerce investigations, tuberculosis detection, and sanitation measures guided by the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Sear Sons
Ee Wren Plop
Sinles
United Shiles Department of Agel
Profitability of Cattle Feeding Versus Grain Sale
Professor Gravitien advises cautious cattle feeding strategies in Nebraska, noting higher value in enhanced feeders but potential profits from lower grade stock under current conditions. He warns that marketing grain through live stock may yield 10 to 20 percent more revenue than selling grain alone.
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Nebraska
Granlich
Soil for Growing Plants in Sandy Soils
Rural note on soil preparation for early plant growth. Suggests adding sand and organic matter to improve sandy soil and using equal parts finished manure and loam. Recommends thorough mixing and suggests compost piles of manure and dirt turned to accelerate decay before planting.
Windbreaks Boost Crop Yields and Bird Habitat
The article notes windbreaks attract insectivorous birds to nest, reducing pests. Windbreaks also shield fields, increasing yields and protecting land from erosion. Trees form a shelter belt linking posts and wood, offering mutual benefits to farming in the protected area.
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Ames Ut
Agricultural Hints From The Leading Sweet Potatoes
A fragment from a era column discusses leading sweet potato varieties and yields in several states. References figures such as 74,141,000 bushels and 73 percent, plus notes on poultry and cattle trading. Mentions Duane and a State college expert as context for agricultural practices.
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Texas
South Carolina
Tennessee
Watering method boosts dairy cow milk and butterfat output
United States Department of Agriculture tests show cows with free water access produce more milk and butterfat than restricted watering, though daily intake rises. High producing cows benefit most, with two daily waterings offering less benefit than constant access, especially in warm weather.
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United States Department of Agriculturee
Mh. Woodseard
de la Xentor
de la Xentor Aniey Bushandiian In the Bureau of Dabry Bodairy
Laa
Wooteard
Woolward
Wil
Werner
New Feeding System Tested in Canada for Cows
A dairy feeding system from England was tested at Ontario’s Guelph College, limiting total feed by weight and adjusting grain silage and hay. The mix used 100 pounds bran cottonseed and various grains, with milk output varying. conclusions show potential for high production but require longer trials and careful balancing to maintain efficiency.
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England
Lesini
Qorarlo
Guelph
Steckley
Remarkable Holstein cow at Kansas college sets dairy record
Productive Gow AY Giften-serreld Holstein cow at Kansas State Agricultural College yields extraordinary dairy metrics. Lokn Hlslaned Walker namesake cow delivers 4.3 tons milk with 24 tons fat, 11 calves, and multiple record benchmarks across eight lactations, including high butterfat and dry matter yields.
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Kansas‘ State Agricultural College
Lokn Hlslaned Walker
Baginot Tao
Malik
Enemer
Milk Distribution Costs and Wage Dynamics
The text discusses high milk distribution costs driven by fixed charges and wage dynamics. It notes that while some costs can be reduced slowly, price declines lag behind wage increases, causing wages to stay high as costs rise and then slowly adjust. It reflects on the relationship between costs, wages, and inflationary pressures.
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Serank
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Grebinteh
Conn
Honda
Carson
Will
Afrien
Lane
Doctor Graifell
Volunteara
Provingstown
Ted Waterton
Reynaut
Berkeley
Mode
Tieetstiys
Alfie
Tannen
Byunl
Heyrned
Kreeling
Crowe Henri
Gael
Romluoy
Telcos Irie
Gperumbitin
Sparta
Regal Deewuics
Faul Bestor
Vail Theatee
Sengdona Flotifd
Princeton
Harvard
Holstein
Voner M.iucker
Manhattan
State College
Incks
Duane
Dar
Canada
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