The Twentieth Century Farmer Promotion Read
An advertisement urges professionals and farmers to subscribe noting how keeping up with improvements aids business. It promotes a $1.50 yearly offer for The Farmer and The Twentieth Century Farmer together, highlighting a veterinary department and a woman’s department with practical features.
Kay's Lang Beim Cures Cough and Grippe Remedy
An old ad copy notes Kay's Lang Beim as a cure for coughs and grippe with a druggist selling the product. The fragment implies a medicinal tonic marketed by a druggist.
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Kay
le Grippe
Postefice Fairbury Nebraska June 22 1901 Notice
The faded fragment notes a United States Postefice entry for Fairbury Nebraska dated June 22 1901 with subscription terms and a placeholder name Cash M Taylor. The text is incomplete but indicates a postal notice or business notice related to subscriptions.
Michigan Governor Pinerex Dies in London
Gov. Pinerex of Michigan died suddenly in London on Tuesday night. The report notes Mrs. McKinley has passed the critical stage and is recovering rapidly. Carnegie has given away no less than twenty million dollars in benefactions to date.
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Pinerex
Michigan
London
Carnegie
Senator West Warns on 1904 Election Prosperity
Missouri Senator West says continued prosperity through the next election could render democratic policy unnecessary in 1904. The remark implies confidence in current trends and political outcomes for the party.
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West
Missouri
Humphrey Sells Helleville Telescope in Northern Kansas Ties
For almost thirty years J C Humphrey published the Helleville Telescope and last week sold to plant and goodwill to A J Basye of Hubbell Nebraska who assumes July 1. The Telescope is a leading Northern Kansas paper and Humphrey retires for health reasons.
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J.C. Humphey
Helleville
A.J. Basye
Hubbell
Nebraska
Bnd Humphrey
Kansas
Pew
Humphrey
Jim Humphrey
Republic County
William Jennings Bryan would define democrats to suit himself
A fragmented column mocks political labels and figures, noting Bryan's shifting definitions of democracy. It references Marcus Daly and various travel rates, inked with satirical observations on public life and travel promotions.
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William Jennings Bryan
Fortune Tale Sparks Oak Mills Treasure Quest
A fortune teller’s tale places a buried cache worth about a half million dollars near Oak Mills in 1849. A man with a diving red in his hand and a wheel in his head pursues the spot, hoping to unearth the treasure.
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Oak Mills
Chicago man arrested for dish water throw into river
A Chicago man was arrested after throwing dish water into the Chicago River. The incident is described as a possible bluff by the city amid ongoing drainage capal cases, sparking outrage at the vulgar act toward the river.
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ChicaGo
Windy City
Fixed policy and steady course test a republican government
The text argues for pursuing a fixed policy with a steady course, noting changes will be necessary and effects unpredictable. It calls this a crucial test for republican government, confident the American people can meet emergencies and safeguard liberties while solving new problems for human progress.
Apple crop value exceeds wheat in 19th century estimate
A statement circulated by the press claims the U S apple crop is worth more than the wheat crop. Apple yield is about 215,000,000 barrels at an average price of 2 per barrel totaling 430,000 dollars. Wheat output is projected at no less than 600,000,000 bushels with higher value possible.
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United States
Pension shifts and travel specials blur Civil War echoes
The pension roll will rise about 2000 next month due to Spanish American War veterans, while Civil War retirements rise and fall with deaths. Special Excursions offer reduced fares across multiple routes including Portland to Seattle, Denver to Pueblo, and San Francisco to return dates, with varied limited periods and prices.
Calf scour remedy trusted by Wisconsin stockman
Wi Abbott of Tyndall Dak praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for calf scours, saying it never fails. He administers a teaspoonful in water after each excessive bowel movement and notes one dose is usually enough. Sold by A V Pease & Co.
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Tyndall
Dak
Chamberlain
A. V. Pease & Co
Grand route San Francisco tickets discounted July sale
July 6 to 13 inclusive the Grand route offers round trip tickets to San Francisco for 45 dollars. One way via Portland is 54 dollars. For information about overs, train service, call or write nearest office or S. M. all, G. P.A., St Joseph.
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