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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1885
Page
2
A garbled OCR laden page lists names like Tranters, Racy, Craig, and Sree, mentions a new evening paper in Cleveland Street, a railway ticket price change by Midland Company, and varied snippets on politics, weather, and local destitution. It reads as a patchwork column with scattered notices and opinions from a bygone era.
The Alm Californian cites Maricopa County wild ducks dying after collisions with barbed wire fences and feather removal, while Henry M. Stanley's Congo region book is praised as a guide for colonists. The piece also notes political letters urging Springfield Republicans to push for honest elections and discusses Cleveland era surplus politics and upcoming Ohio summer meetings.
A near town farmer diversifies into strawberries raspberries blackberries and grapes on three acres. He leases land, plants varieties, and uses hired help to cultivate and harvest. By year two a 20 acre small fruits operation emerges with steady sales, a grocer advance, and evolving market prices guiding expansion and transport.
A long fragment discusses lime made from lime and its use in crop soils, then shifts to longevity in humans and animals with observations on bone and tissue, followed by notes on silage trials and farm methods. It blends agricultural method notes with fictional narrative excerpts and anecdotes.
In a dim streetcar, conductor Arthur Carroll coldly confronts Miss Hamilton over a doomed romance. He softens, yet vows to learn Ida’s fate before dawn as he visits her home. A tense clash of pride and longing unfolds amid fading light and personal duties.
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