Evening Times Garry and Smith Subscription Rates
The Evening Times lists subscription rates and readership details for Salubury and surrounding areas. The notice references the act of March 8 1878 and credits the Associated Press for public notices, with all rights reserved.
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Smietar
Br Crawse
Salvbury
Decrease in Farms Prompts Rural Population Shift
The Agriculture Department reports a drop of about 44,000 farms last year amid rising land values and urban growth. High farm land prices and urban migration push youths toward cities, while farmers face higher taxes and costs but see farm wealth tied to productivity and land value increases.
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Erder
Amd
Geeater
Proatitier
Ae Gees
The Greatest Crop and The Human Crop in Idaho Tale
A fragmented feature discusses alfalfa as the greatest crop and shifts to birth and family themes. It profiles Mr Jones Star of Rigby Idaho and the Call family with Anson Call of Afton Wyoming, praising large families and contrasting birth control debate with rural life.
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Mr Jones’ Star
Rigby
Idaho
Anson Ve Call
Afton
Wyoming
Dance of Names and Votes Echoes in Distant District
Fragmented OCR notes mention Washington and a list of individuals and events centered on a vote. The text preserves names and places in a garbled fashion, referencing a diplomat, a committee, and a call for a vote with scattered phrases about trust and belief in outcomes.
Fragmented WWII era notes hint at barter and debate over loyalties
A cryptic wartime text fragment references barter networks, debates over allegiance, and officials tied to training and intelligence. Names and places are obscured, but mentions of generals, advisers, and a “gold-laced amie” suggest complex wartime intrigue and governance tensions.
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Kellogg
Massa
Theo Ash
Agwieg Chirce
Mona
G. Andrews
Cepa
Pat
Manufacturers Record backs prohibition as national policy
The article argues that The Manufacturers Record applauds prohibition as a sound national plan and urges enforcement to protect order, peace, property and human life, highlighting business support for government governance and anti alcohol propaganda.
Unclear Fragments Question Story Truth
A fragmentary OCR line questions the completeness of the narrative truth, suggesting uncertainty about the story’s overall veracity and reliability. The readable portion hints at doubt over authenticity within the reported events.
Watery oddities and city snippets amid winter smog
A fragmented collection of stray lines notes odd events and idle musings. References include a Chicago theatre arrest, cinema talk, New Jersey headlines, and a New York professor turning carpenter. The tone mimics a hazy column of ephemeral notes.
Incubator Discovery Noted in Massachusetts Test
During a hot spell in Westheld a farmer observed a turkey placed in sun test with 4.00 of the 17 eggs developing. Charles Kelso from the farmers' exchange noted the discovery as a potential incubation finding.
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Westheld
Mass
Charles Kelso
Ark Exchange
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