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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1904
Page
2
At a recent meeting French manufacturers declared no cotton equals American stock and vow to use it. They refused to join England and Belgium in efforts to down American cotton.
A miss in the opening program at the St. Louis exposition excludes Governor Francis and the state of Missouri. The remark suggests a mistaken geographic association with Hingis and hopes the governor notices the omission.
A Boston judge rules a wealthy man cannot leave all property to his second wife due to undue influence. The will provides for his children from the first wife, but remains mute on specifics. Three years ago Judge Alton B. Parker stated he has no ambition for political office, a view unlikely to be changed by the upcoming election.
The piece notes a giant rice trust forming in Southern states to regulate cultivation and boost prices. Texas acts against the unlawful combine while warnings about U S diet shifts echo global trade and agriculture concerns.
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