Crop productivity compared across Brown Jewell and Gove counties
Brown County shows high per capita values from farm products at 157 dollars while Jewell reports 281 dollars per capita. Gove county, with 2816 people, cultivated land and wheat yields imply a much larger per-acre return. overall farm output and population impact are analyzed with county comparisons and notes on death of Mrs. Thompson.
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Gove County
Brown County
Tistrai
Bron Coon
Loy
Jewell County
Decatur
Averess Gove
Faures
West
Kinsax
Russias
Mron
J. Mentore
Eer Smith
Kier
Frank Nation
Department of Agriculture
Fiona EL
Desde Borer
Eark
Devell County
Jerrett Immorsaiwestern
Kansas
Colorado
Unclear Historical Dispatches Refer Fractured Events
A fragmented 19th century roundup noting multiple terse items. Mentions Mrs Potter Palmer convalescing after fever in Chicago, Rev Hale’s acceptance as U S Senate chaplain, postal receipts rise with Los Angeles leading, a schooner Saffera derelict at sea, Lisbon Spain visit, Supreme Court spectator incident, and a widespread general strike with island activity.
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Paris
Mra
Potter Palmer
Chicago
Rosten
Edward Everett Hale
United States Senate
Leavitts Drive Up From View in St Louis Mystery
William Hoine Leavitt, an artist, and Ruth Bryan disappeared after leaving Clinton for St Louis with plans to visit Col Thomas J. Akins family. Mrs Akins also left Huynansville. couple reportedly sought funds, Leavitt pursued portrait commissions for St Louis papers but failed to secure work. A mysterious absence follows, with ankle injury noted and speculation they headed to Newport Rhode Island for treatment.
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Bryan
St. Louie
St. Louis
William Ho Ine Leavitt
Ruth Bryan
Clinton
St. Lowi
Col. Thontss J. Alina
Poysielan
Leavitts
Eliet
St Louis
Amending Charter Meeting For Colorado Furs & Iron Company
Stockholders of the Colorado Furs & Iron Company meet in Denver to amend the charter. A large portion of stock is expected to be represented at 2 PM at the president TF Hearne's office. The meeting will decide on striking out a clause restricting soft substitutes and assess the debenture bonds outstanding at 15 million dollars. The proxy committee will vote 10 percent of the stock, including George J. Gould, Sonn DL Rockefeller Jr., and FP Hearne.
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Denver
Colorado Furs & Iron Company
Comambioe
Stix
George J. Gould
Sonn DL Hockefelter, Jr
FP. J. Hearne
Society Girl Florence McChesney Takes Final Dive
Syracuse society figure Florence McChesney, famed for beauty and social ties, disappeared from Wentworth Genesee Street. Search efforts by police, sheriff, and civilians spanned hours before her body was found in a reservoir. Separate report mentions Otto Ge Malten capture in Baltimore Joliet area.
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Florence McChesney
Syracuse
Reservoir
N.Y
Florence
McChesney
Genesse Street
Hsaine
Dmice
Dofsulter
Baltimerei
Dee
Joliet
Otto
Baltimore
Six Twins Born in Pottaville as Presidents Names Sought
Six twins arrived in Pottaville revealing a single hour birth window. Roosevelt telegraphed to suggest names once sexes are known. Neighbors, including John Schuste, George Careton, and Michael Costello, exchanged playful lines and celebrated with impromptu gatherings as the new family awaited official naming.
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Roosevelt
Pottaville
Newee
John Schuste
Schuste
George Careton
Schacera
Careton
Sethen
Alan
Michael Costello
Twins mark 88 with quiet Stamford birthday party
Isaac Wardwell and his twin sister Mrs Betsey Hoyt widow of Rev. William C Hoyt celebrated turning 88 at Mrs Hoyt's River Street home. Only their children and grandchildren attended a modest gathering. Wardwell once partnered with George E Waring father of Colonel Waring and is a director of a local bank with other town interests.
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Stamford, Conn
Isaac Wardwell
Betsey Hoyt
William C. Hoyt
George E. Waring
Colonel Waring
New York
Open Winter Predicted by Local Prophet in Pa
Galeton Pennsylvania December 15. P Van Zile of Osceola a weather prognosticator issues a bulletin forecasting an open winter with little or no snow. He bases it on nature, noting absence of white caterpillars and worms with black ends and red centers. Lumbermen fear costly skidding if winter is open.
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Prophet
Galeton
I. P. van Zile
Osceola
van Zilles
Weather Bureau
Markets Today Covering by Local Shorts Makes Strong Prices
Market summary notes live stock trade with large cattle receipts and generally firm or mixed prices. Hogs declined slight ly while wheat and corn show mixed movement amid weather and supply signals from Chicago and Minneapolis.
Towne After Nomination for DNC Post
Secretary C E Walsh of Ottumwa Iowa travels to Duluth to confer with Beth Bhl committee as 1904 nominating season opens. He expects the party platform to include a money plank opposing Aldrich Wheeler tax and to emphasize trusts as the principal issue, with tariff terms likely unsettled and free coinage not referenced.
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Democratic National Committee
Duluth
Minn
C. E. Walsh
Ottumwa
Town
BethBhl
Uth
Ashlai Rith
Oas
Democratic Party
Aldrich-wowler
Wife Becomes Deputy Sheriff to Guard Prisoner
In Kansas City on December 15 a sheriff’s deputy post was filled by Mrs. William Powers. She was sworn in to guard her fever-stricken husband, who was jailed at the county facility where he served as prisoner. The move followed her plea for better care as the couple seeks health.
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Kansas City
Market Salle
Ithaca
Tidas
Net Baibe
Tee
Ste
William Powers Sheep
Range Wethers
Ann
Powers
Sherrif Carey
Bankruptcy: Larimer Man Faces Proceedings After Transfers
A petition filed today in City alleges Hugh D. Larimer engaged in transfers to avoid creditors. Claims listed include $413, $226, and $9 from Union, Kansas City, and Bank of i unspecified holders, with three other creditors named.
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Linge
Hugh D. Larimer
Tm City
Union Y
Ia Man
Kansas City
Ors
Bank of i Known
Assyria Aground Near Delaware River Shoal
The Hamburs American line steamship Assyria, docks from Philadelphia, ran aground on a shoal in the Delaware River about 19 miles below the city during the night. Tugs have been dispatched as rescue efforts continue and further updates are awaited.
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Assyria
Philadelphia
Hamburs American Line
Hamburs
Delaware River
Chicago Livestock Market and New York Stock Highlights
The report notes brisk activity at Chicago's livestock market with 14,000 head, strong demand for sheep and lambs, and varied prices for cattle and hides. It also covers a volatile stock market with Jones Amalgamated leading gains while overall turnover rose and front-month holdings expanded, alongside Weather and commodity notes from New York and Kansas City markets.
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Cago
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