Grange activity spreads across states and nations
The piece notes Hope Grange No. 1851 in Allegheny County led by F. G. Reiter with son Raymond guiding the juvenile Grange, highlights Michigan Grange growth including large initiations, new subordinates in New Hampshire and Rhode Island, and a Portland Maine National Grange gathering plan. It covers officer laurels, local charity, tree planting, pestering wheat pools, and debates on farm aviation noise and regulations.
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Allegheny County
F. G. Reiter
Raymond Reitter
Michigan
United States
Carleton Grange
Tuscola
County
Grange
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Pomona
State Grange
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Freemont County
Marle J. Hainiman
Indiana
Wheat pools expand as co op channels grow nationwide
Washington July 19. A larger share of the wheat crop will pass through cooperative channels this year, aided by state and sectional pools. Ten pools handled about 20,000,000 bushels for roughly 30,000 members across Indiana Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Texas Colorado and Arizona. The Indiana pool now the Central States Soft Wheat Growers Association serving Illinois and Ohio as well. Original pools in Washington Oregon Montana and Idaho are out of business.
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Central States
Soft Wheat Growers Association
Washington, D. C
Chicago Grain Marketing Company
Federal Department of Agriculture
Indiana
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
Arizona
Central States Soft Wheat Growers Association
Ilinoia
Ohio
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
New insect pest rivals boll weevil in cotton crop
A new pest named the cotton hopper or cotton flea has appeared in the South hurting unbloomed cotton bolls. It hops up to 160 times its length, then wings develop and it migrates between stalks. It punctures squares and seeds, and seems to inject a poison harming fruit. Originating in Texas and Tallulah La reports place it in Texas Oklahoma Louisiana Mississippi Georgia South Carolina and North Carolina.
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Atlanta
U. S
Texas
Mexico
Tallulah
Okahoma
Louisianaa
Yawoo-Mississippi
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Georgia
Carolina
North Carolina
Traded Child for Horse and Cow Sparks Jail Case
Cortland N Y July a Chenango county farmer known as Shaw was jailed for a three year old child trade involving a horse a cow and three cents He offered to take the Thornington children as companions and help with housework The three youths Jesse Thornington 22 Belle Thorning ton 15 and Harold Thornington 9 later died while in care Their father is jailed for his role in the scheme Shaw disappeared then resurfaced under a false name and is considered of unsound mind The Thornington children have been in institutions and schooling while James Fowell 62 remains jailed after authorities say a broom handle and a hammer were used in the fight involved in the case
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Thorningtons
Thornington
Jin
White Cross
James Fowell
Neighbors Argue Over Parking Ends With Injury and Jail
In Columbus Ohio on July 19 a dispute over parking spots between neighbors led to violence injuring one person and resulting in the arrest of F H Minor. Police said the altercation occurred near a residence as tensions over vehicle placement escalated.
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F. H. Minor
Maiden chained in barn near Lorient finds shock aid
Anne Marie Le Crenn a 28 year old woman was found in a barn loft near Plouay Lorient chained five feet to her ankle and nearly starved. Police say a physician defrauded her and she was declared mentally deficient before being interned by her father years ago. Witnesses say no one visited the girl during captivity.
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Lorient
France
Anne Marie le Crenn
Family secludes mentally deficient girl amid vermin ridden room
A girl was found in a dark airless room infested with vermin. Her father, who claimed the girl tore her clothes, was detained as police say the family hid her to avoid maintenance costs, citing avarice and pride.
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Lginter
Waa
Relative Objects Sale of Buffalo Bill Ring
Johnny Baker of Golden leads a fight to stop Denver State Bank Examiner Grant McFerson from auctioning a 6 1 2 carat diamond said to be property of Buffalo Bill. The dispute centers on ownership and the intended sale of the ring in Denver Colorado.
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Denver
Col
Johnny” Baker
Golden
Buffalo Bill
William Cody
Grant McFerson
McFerson
Ring tied to Cody Boal in bank loan dispute
Bank examiner McFerson says a ring was given by E Cody Boal of Greely Colorado, nephew of Colonel Cody, as security for a 33 066.77 loan to Northern Bank Trust Co. The bank failed and the ring was ordered sold. Haker denies the ring belonged to Buffalo Bill and argues no one may claim it as such to boost bidders’ interest.
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McFerson
E. Cody Boal
Greely
Colo
Indias Sghter
Northern Bank & Trust Company
Asnota
Haker
Baker letter claims no diamond ring from royalty to Seow
The statement asserts Baker never received a diamond ring from any crown or Europe royalty. It notes the only ring he wore came from King Leopold Ludwig of Bavaria, an oblong piece with L. L. initials and royal arms on blue enamel, now in the Cody collection. All royal gifts or jewels he wore have been in the speaker’s custody at one time.
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Europe
Leopold Ludwig
Bavaria
L. L
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