Fresh Ranch Butter and River Money Talks 1891
AW White’s Wolcott ranch ships fresh butter amid city store activity. Senate mines chair Stewarr leads discussions on a $700 boiler for the city water works. River Congress in Kansas City seeks $6 million yearly Missouri and $7 million Mississippi river improvements. Mexico quake at Colima causes building collapses. Isliseco and Acapules tremors noted. 1200 Chinese laborers expelled by Tehuantepec Railroad bound for the United States. Spaulding orders customs vigilance at the Mexican frontier amid a large anticipated haul. In League Press Club to meet in San Francisco. delegates to visit Southern California and Salt River valley on Santa Fe route. President Hanxteos to restore tariffs on sugar, coffee, tea, and molasses from nonreciprocal nations effective January 1, 1892. Christmas deadline noted for proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehuantepec Railroad Company
United States
Spaulding
T. Jackson, Jr
In- League of Press Club
San Francisco
California
Salt River Valley
August Flower letter from Mrs. Black of Seneca Mo reports chronic neuralgia and digestive distress
Mrs. Sarah M. Black of Seneca Missouri describes two years of neuralgia affecting the head stomach and womb with poor appetite yellowed skin dull face bitter mouth mucus in the morning heavy breath and palpitations. She notes aches under the shoulder blades back and limbs cold feet and hands and sleeplessness after trying various remedies including momar G5 cinch Ste Man and Woodbury products.
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Sarah M. Black
Seneca
Woodbury
American traveler recalls European dining on trains
The narrator details a Basel to Mayence Baden line journey where a ticket slip specified a two-person dinner at a fixed price. Waiters delivered meals to compartments based on window numbers, while American railways are critiqued for poor value and service, except for the Canadian Pacific offering decent coffee and cold sandwiches at fair rates.
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Detroit
Mr. Depew
Europe
Basel
Basle
Switzerland
Maysehee
Germany
Baden States
Bemntey
America
Cruel Deception and Cape Cod Practical Joke
A Cape Cod Item recounts a practical joke on a visiting young woman. Her brother misleads her about pronouncing marsh mash, prompting a flirtatious misunderstanding with a local man. The tale blends risqué mischief with old healthbook quips and a tangential note on phrases like worth its weight in gold.
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Cape Cod
Cape
Strang
Energetic salesman sought to push our manufacturers
An energetic man wanted to push our manufacturers on this ground. One of our agents earned $5,200 last year. Address P O Box 1371, New York.
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P. O. Box
New York
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Tombstone Prospector
Publishey
Bagg
AW White
Wolcott
Stewarr
Senate Committee On Mines and Mining
City Water Works
The
Kansas City
Missouri
Colima
Mexico
Isliseco
Acapules
Hanxteos
Washington
Washington Dispatch
Bedward
Ayer
Annie
Butler
Pond St
St. Lawrence
Mass
MER & CO
Eko
Pioneer Store
Joe Hoefler
Prof
General Merchandise
Buckeye
J. W. Vickers
Fremont ST
Tevesemet
C.b.tarbell
Columbia Iron Dsaketa
Hare & Page's
Arizona Mail & Stage CO
US Mail
Wells, Fargo & CO
Fairbank
Tombstone
Nogales
Bisbee
Berson
City
Free Rge
A. Cohn & Bros
Allen Street
Fifth
Virginia Hotel
Benson
Arizona
Culinary Department
A. Castaneda
M Castaneda
ST. Louis Beer Hall
ST Louis Beer Hall
Anmauser Busch Beewing Association
ST. Louis
Martin Costello
J M McDonough
Chotee
Steck
Hegre
Clan Cigar Company
C. B. Cigar CO
Salem N.C
2D. Stamp
Consoliatedshoe CO
Salem Mast
Montezuma
Leon Lareiev
Fairbank, Arizona
Bank of Tombstone Capital
Poe
Pony
Carmen Key West
Altona
Anheuser
L. A. Engle
Bishop
Geo. H. Fitts
Birbes
Langdort
Tranquility Mining Company
Cochise County
Board of
Bireatore
Pine St
San Francisco California
J. W. Pew
Pine Street
San Prancinco California
Stead
Boots Cary
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