The Old Abe and Ann in New Salem Chasing Hope
Abridged excerpt follows Abe Lincoln and Harry Needles in New Salem as they campaign for improvements. Ann waits letters from McNeil whose hidden name reveals a cautious romance amid town politics. Lincoln schemes roads and seats while friends discuss drees, funds, and the Black Hawk era. Ell Berg returns with a shop sign.
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Saniun
Sarah Tray
Josiah
New Salem
Bice
Bim Kelso
Harry Needier
Bim
Ler Tefuce
Biggs
Harry
Lincoln
Marty
Sater
Ann
Abe
Harry Needles
Sepember
Abe Hemin
Murry Needles
Owener
Tim
Hill
Towlah
McNeil
McNamary
Siden
Abe Ku Barry
Springfield
Thele Evmann
Lnm
Pont Inmater
Jack Kelso
Samaon
Henry
Enid Kelson
Keble
Dante
Cripp
Kirkham
Burns
Shakesners
Biockstone
Starke
Ari
Hive
Black Hawk
Dreas
Harry Needies
Unite States
United States
Abenaaiti
Ance
Marseilles
Peter
el Bredenberg
Biporiain Alw
Camel Airs and Water Shortages in Odd Training Log
Fragmented OCR notes describe camels and riders with strange claims of distance and endurance, referencing a training scene and various names. The text is garbled but centers on travel by camel, endurance feats, and odd phrases suggesting a travel or wartime logistics snippet.
Retail Trade for Year of 1921 Analysis
National Retail Dry Goods reports 1921 price declines cut value but not volume of sales. Retail prices fell sharply while overall sales of merchandise moved similarly to 1920, with gains in holiday trade and notable regional strength in New England New York Middle West and the Far West. Chain stores show mixed results as Sears Montgomery Ward and others report declines while Woolworth and J C Penney post gains amid consolidations and farm price declines affecting rural buyers.
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United States
National
U. S. Department of Labor
New England
New York
Middle West
Chicago
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Kansas City
South
Baltimore
Far West
United Cigar Stores
S. H. Kreas
Woolworth Company
S. H. Kreage
J.C. Penn
Sears & Roebuck
Anles Ag
Feeding Experiments At Wyoming Agricultural College
The Wyoming Agricultural College news letter reports winter feeding experiments at the experiment station. Projects study native and alfalfa hay for calves, sunflower and oat and pea hay versus hay fed lots, and relative costs of pure bred pigs from mature sows and gilts. Also testing garbage as pig feed with three groups and evaluating feed mixes. County Agent W. H. Carrington and Dean Faville bought a carload of Holstein cattle in Jefferson County, Wisconsin for local miking and Evanston distribution.
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Feaers
Ee I
W. H. Carrington
Uinta County
Dean Faville
Wyoming College of Agriculture
Jefferson County
Wisconsin
Mik
Evanston
State dairy and potato programs highlight livestock and youth
The State Experimental Farm introduces a small scale dairy project for foundation cows, while the Extension Division notes a seventeen year old Cody Sheep Club member earning an Armour trip to Chicago after a standout sheep record. Certified seed potatoes expand across eight counties with 241 farmers growing 870 acres yielding 100 bushels per acre, selling at premium prices. Over 1,000 bushels were grown by 25 Boys and Girls Potato Clubs with an average of 110 bushels per acre.
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Excentara
Velna
Ferm Board
The
College of Agriculture
Sheep Club of
Cody
Iat
Chicago
Parsons
Good Advice on Taking Chamberlain Tablets
A consumer advertisement urges readers to take Chamberlain’s tablets after supper for a gentle morning bowel movement and improved digestion, claiming the remedy will make you feel better in every way.
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Anh Kutedge
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Traylor
St. Louie
Eliphalet Biggs
Ina
Abraham Lincoln
Joniah ‘Traylor
Samson
Anu
Tr Alt
Olin McNell
Yilige
Abe Lincoln
Gierey
Sateen
Sorah
Kelko
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Gota
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Willie Warren
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Wil Carey
Wyoming Agricultural College News Letter
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