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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1902
Page
6
A long OCR text fragment discusses Boston area markets and national agricultural expectations. It references corn and wheat stocks, crop yields, exports, and monetary values. It notes weather and rainfall expectations, production forecasts, and potential price impacts for upcoming months. The piece blends stock figures with agricultural supply concerns and trade activity.
Readable fragments show assorted commodity quotes and prices including wheat corn oats and hogs. Mentions New York Gallie and various place names, with scattered figures like 2.50 to 445 and 3.00 to 6.50, reflecting a chaotic pricing list and market shorthand.
A heated Senate debate over a ship subsidy bill reveals a tight party divide with Republicans from Wisconsin and New York advocating a large five year subsidy while Democrats push back. Amendments target American registry for subsidized ships and a projected five year cost near five to six million dollars annually, sparking plans for potential further votes this session.
Congress debated a $150,000 appropriation for river and harbor improvements at Savannah and a bridge contract across the Missouri. The House adjourned after a lengthy session focused on transportation, revenue, and regulatory measures, with leaders citing large spending plans and calls for oversight by a five-member board of engineers.
An 1920s Arizona report notes state leaders push ambitious goals in education and governance. Governor Murphy emphasizes literacy, budget efficiency, and economic growth, while industry and population figures are cited to support modernization and national standing. An incident details a worker killed entangled in barbed wire during a local event.
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