Local notes from Renwick and surrounding towns
John Veeker visited Uttosen last Tuesday and other Renwick visitors included D J Saston and Kay Parmeter. Local residents report illnesses, accidents, church events, and community updates including improvements to the AL Re church and Decoration Day plans, with letters from Goldfield and appearances by many area residents and visitors.
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John Veeker
Uttosen
D. J. Saston API
Kay Parmeter
Ifr
Wood and Daughter
Goldfield
Aa. Dilts
GM. Cheever
Renwick
Anne Harvey
O'Gunnell
Munthay
Manson
Gertrude Aor
Remnick Au
Alfred James
Ockoydan
Chuds
Godfrey
Hana
la Verne
M. R
Local notes and council actions at May meeting
The article lists community updates from Mardy and Renwick areas including visits, church services, and school plans. It notes council proceedings on material bids, street work, paving brick purchases, drainage discussions, and postponement of treasurer election. Also mentions literary news and May issue highlights.
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Counell Piel
Frenely
Shairy
Counel
Streps Romunissauer
Jowest
Nhey Committee
Gee
Cole
Mack
Hook
French
Cowtell
M.D. Moacan
Cher
Des Moines May Crop Report Notes Warm Week
The past week was warmer across the state with daily excess temperatures ranging 3 to 7 degrees. Rainfall was light in eastern and central districts and heavy in southwest areas. Thurman in Fremont county reported 4.72 inches of rain as showers persisted daily in the Missouri valley, hindering farm work. Early sown fields show good stands and pastures ample for stock. plowing and planting preparations were favorable except where showers reduced activity. Cord planters began in the central south, with more planting planned the first week of May. Fruit trees in southern districts are in full bloom, blooming near had in northern locales, cool front and light frosts Monday caused no damage. Fruit outlook generally positive.
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Thurman
Fremont County
Missouri Valley
Hocthern
Des Moines Leiter and Texas Cotton Markets Rise
An excerpt describes Fort Worth as a major railroad hub with many warehouses and factories, and Dallas as a key agricultural machinery distributor. It notes Texas cotton manufacturing growth, South's push toward factories, and North Carolina’s mills expanding from coarse goods to finer fabrics, while cotton markets heat up by mid August as bales are received and shipped along rail platforms.
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Dallas
Texas
Muston
San Retunia
Viwre
Railway
Dulas News
WaAvkin
South
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Tvery
Colton
Diversified farming urged despite cotton dominance in Texas
The excerpt notes Cotton as king while urging diversification for farms. It cites farm diversification results and mentions shipments of fruits vegetables and crops. A scattered transfer list appears with place names and individuals, indicating land and estate dealings amid the period.
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