Cattle feed and public affairs mix in varied notes
The report notes Standard company cattle in Ames consuming 2 200 bushels of corn daily. It mentions Grant's tomb dedication set for April 27 and a Thomas Major lecture implicating Booth in Lincoln's death. Various political and tariff topics follow, with references to McKinley, Populists, and Congress actions.
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Standard Company
Ames
Thomas Major
Frankford, Ky
J. Wilkes Booth
Abraham Lincoln
Booth
Bartley
The
York Times
Holcomb
Banka
Meserve
Rails Bring Prosperity Across Counties Says Republican
A Wayne Republican column argues large rail orders of over a million tons will spur employment from ore extraction to rail laying. It contends higher wages boost farm demand, lift prices, and spread prosperity through coal mines furnaces mills and train crews.
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Wayne Republican
Train schedule fragment lists multiple through freight lines
The text shows numbers 64 16 66 63 65 with phrases about through freight daily for all points and a request to write to W. Van Horn. The readable items resemble a railroad timetable fragment listing freight services and a contact name.
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Seema
W. van Horn
Oman
Englod Pled Aati Aes
Readable fragments indicate a report about a legal or civic pledge by an individual or group in a locality. The text is fragmented and lacks clear names, dates, or locations to expand into a fuller summary.
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A.nararn OE
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