Remonetizing Silver and Rail Labor Court Rulings
The piece discusses Germany’s shift toward silver remonetization and the implications for free silver advocates in the US agricultural sectors. It also covers US railway labor court rulings limiting mass employee strikes, the quasi public status of railways, and potential impacts on unions, with notes on banking liquidity, real estate investment, and overall trade improvement.
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Germany
Europe
America
Sife
United States
Timse
Dres
Wileh
Enmiasse
Time to boosting American horse industry and prices
An editorial argues that the United States losses on horse imports reach about 2,400 horses annually at 240 each, totaling nearly 600,000. It calls for shifting to domestic horse breeding, selecting for constitution, size, bone, and quality, and proposes state premiums and stallion service fees to boost home stock and reduce outflow.
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Notto
Chere
Acr
Corn vs Alfalfa in Northern Colorado Cheyenne county crop trial
A Port Collins agricultural bulletin compares corn and alfalfa on a station farm in 1893. Golden Beauty corn yielded 4,439 pounds of dry matter per acre, while alfalfa, irrigated and cut thrice, produced 10.34 potions of dry matter per acre, suggesting alfalfa offers higher feeding value and longer soil benefit, though corn is easier to harvest.
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State Agricultural College
Port Collins
Cheyenne County
Colorado
Mississippi Valley
Station Farm
Pat
Caloris
Kansas
Nebraska
Middle States
Che Sce
Pythians Royal Entertainers At Anniversary Celebration
The Pythians entertained guests at their anniversary party with a diverse program. Lancers and dances followed a supper featuring cornbread and fruit. Hosts praised the Pythians for a delightful evening and wished for another year of similar celebration.
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Soniversaars
Watson
AML
Nebraska irrigation effort gains farmer support
The Rushville standards report that Nebraska farmers, urged by persistent drought fears, are rallying behind artificial moisture to unlock the state’s rich soil. The piece says the irrigation project is pivotal for Nebraska’s chief industry and Western Nebraska’s future prominence among agricultural districts.
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Nebraska
Rushville
Life and wealth under the glare of six figures
A Demorest Magazine March issue overview highlights six millionaire perspectives with portraits, plus features on dogs of high degree, poverty in New York, and society topics. The piece promotes the magazine and its annual content, including illustrations and practical advice for women. It also contains a lengthy Nebraska note urging unity, industry, and regional collaboration for prosperity.
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Mlionaires
Demorest
New York
Thase
W. Jennings Demorest
I Tth Sr
Absences and visits at local primary departments
Toward Adams is absent from the burst primary on account of sickness. To strand pupils of the First primary miss Leon Urbach this week. Mirtle Lyons has returned to the second primary after a few days absent Mrs M Tryde who is teaching neat fekes post once visited the First primary on Friday. Oscar Stuart returned to the Intermediate department after a long absence Mrs. Richardson and Miss Tarble visited In the Kindergarten this week. Tena Range is absent from the second primary this week. Mr Oberfelder made a pleasant visit to the Second primary and Intermediate department on Monday. Mr. Porter was a caller by the Style School on Thursday, Prof Daly of Lodge Pole, was investigating the work in the various departments one day last week. Amitai of new sets have been added to the Intermediate department thereby things the adequate wants of wt h water uutl ipighl.
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Adams
Leon Urbach
Mirtle Lyons
Tryde
Oscar Stuart
Richardson
Miss Tarble
Nindergarten
Oberfelder
Porter
Style School
Daly
Lodge Pole
Amitai
Country Cullings from Cheyenne County
The WEYERTS Nebraska item notes neighbors exchanging valentines and concerns about freeze damage to potatoes and pot plants. Messrs Burgess & Co plan to run a steam mill weekly for public use. A precinct division petition to form Lodge Pole precinct seeks voter convenience. Miss Mary Rahe returns home briefly before resuming duties. John Dyknin assists PT Jones with rock hauling, awaiting better weather.
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Lodge Pole
Mary Rahe
John Dyknin
PT. Jones
Rock
Hansa Limp Cat Jenner's Yard Yauna Egg Pricing
A terse item lists five dollar and seventy five cent price points for Hansa Limp cat products at Jenner's Yard Yauna Egg, with a final remark of five dollars.
Weather Forecast Predicts Cold February Across Regions
A St Louis weather forecast from January 3 predicts a harsh February with central storm periods mid month, crises around January 10 to 21, cooling in the west, a clearing wave reaching the Atlantic by February 22, and continued cold, stormy conditions through month end.
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Ir R. Hicks
St Louis
Atlantic
Marek
St. Louis
Midland Monthly launches amateur writing prizes contest
The Midland Monthly of Des Moines announces quarterly prizes for amateurs to contribute to the literary magazine. First contest closes April 1 with 220 cash for best original unpublished piece and 410 cash for best poem. Second contest closes July 1, contests recur through the year. subscribers only enter.
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Noone
Illustrated Midland Monthly
Des Noines
ATL
Midland
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Ealer
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