Grocery List Snippet With Numerous Brands And Supplies
Old style list shows varied grocery items and brands from Butter to Baking Powder to Tuna and Oysters. Includes canned goods and dry staples, spices, extracts, sauces, cereals, breakfast items, pancake mix, table syrups, and cleaning supplies. Multiple brands appear, with inconsistent punctuation and capitalization.
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Java
Jn van
Baker
Rawer's Breakfast Cieans
Califvenia
Fegentun
Kennedy's FA
Indians and canal project reshape Pocutello area
Davis and Glick report a $200000 federal outlay to build a canal dams and irrigation works along the Malm river for the Sioux reservation. The Toho Canal Company under engineer GH Nickerson conducts the main project spanning sixteen miles, with labor by Indians of Pocotello. Water rights and compensation details described, projecting irrigation for about 103 acres and a transformed, armed-appearing reservation within years.
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Bolsa City
Nor
Bilis
Andisn
Toho Canal Company
Whiten
Kovernment
Nickerwn
Pocutello
Hannork I Sdians
Siyeb
Rune Alward
Mills
Liberal Dukworth Wins Bi election in Middleton division
In the Middleton division of Southeast Lancashire a parliamentary by election was held to fill the seat of the late Conservative Thomas Fielden. Alderman Dukworth, a Liberal and Radical candidate, defeated Unionist Conservative candidate Winidin Mitchell by a majority of 200. Mitchell, a local merchant, was popular for personal reasons, while Dukworth drew strength from anti government sentiment and views on silver depreciation. The Times noted Lancashire’s role in the Liberal gain, citing disappointment with the government’s rejection of reform proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mid-dleton
Lancashire
Thomas Fielden
Alderman Dukworth
Winidin Mitchell
My Mitchell
Mitchell
Wimnermlitsin
Dukworth
Wxvep
Times
Memheton
Wo Cutk
Mergenthaler's Loss in Deming Fire
Otto Mergenthaler inventor of the linotype machine suffered total destruction of his property in Deming. The blaze destroyed his personal effects and valuable papers including drawings for a new typesetting machine. The Col James A. Lockhart owned estate in Colorado Springs valued at about 20,000. Mergenthaler was wintering in Deming hoping health would improve.
Cooperation Has Extended Over 31 States and Territories
A sweeping regional expansion shows cooperative networks reaching more than thirty states and territories. The spread indicates growing collaboration across diverse regions, with potential impacts on local markets and intergroup partnerships.
Labor Exchange Operates 23 Co op Manufactures Across States
Denver reports a broad cooperative enterprise the Labor Exchange now controls 23 factories producing bricks in Denver furniture in Pennsylvania and other items. Originator 4 H De Bernardi outlines a plan to solve unemployment through worker owned branches and self balancing accounts with no parent organization, expanding from Independence Missouri to 31 states and territories.
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Denver
United States
H. de Bernardi
Stars of Missouri
Independence
Terlil
Thor
Labor Exchange
Ite
Colorado
California
Oregon
Washington
Montana
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisians
Arkan
Wholesale exchange networks span many states and Canada
A fragmented survey describes branch exchanges across sas Missouri Iowa Minnesota Illinois Kentucky Teanceive Mississippi Alabama Georgia North Carolina Indiana Ohio Virginia Florida Pennsylvania New York New Jersey Massachusetts and Canada. It notes widespread manufacturing activity from shoes in Lynn Massachusetts to coal mines in On and Denver bricks to ice sales, with numerous mills, tanners, furniture factories and box plants. The piece highlights exports to external buyers and global interest from Germany New Zealand Belgium and India.
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Sas
Missouri
Iowa
Minnesota
Wikcowain
Illinois
Kentucky
Teanceive
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
North Carolina
Indiana
Ohio
Virginia
Florida
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Canada
Ite
Exchange
Lynn
Mars
Orange
Plafftown
N. O
Ashtabula
Marshall, Moi
Shelring
Johnstown
Onoge City
Kun
Exchaner
Aliheie
Denver
Frusta
Mosca
Col
Vancouver
Erin
Hakerfield
Tulare
Cal
Germany
New Zealand
Belgiia
Iudia
Business Men Crusade reorganizes to curb department stores
Chicago merchants form Coal County Business Association to unite ward and precinct groups against department stores, seek anti monopoly legislation, campaign for pro business candidates, and resist taxation. William F. Giltmann presides as organizers push coordinated action and mutual advertising to counter retail giants.
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Chicago
Coal County
Great Northern
Natal
Om & Baste
Straneth
Amufler
Asalde Cor
Thornton
Duddiestan
Ghickgours
Nermanios
William F. Giltmann
Usainess
Capis County
Williem FL Stanton
Stanton
Grocery list items and brands in a fragmented receipt
A scrambled list of food products and brands including K and P Coffee, Arbuckie, Old Country Soap bars, Grandpa Wonder Soap, Ralston Pancake Flour, Quill Puncaity Flour, Polio Flour, Corn syrup, Prunes, Prune items, Vanilla and Lemon Extract, cigars, French Peas, Cocoa, and Oysters. The text reads like an OCR fragment from a market or store inventory.
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Basse
Fetafe
Jemina Puscuke
Uggu Ie
Bettie
Japan
Pulte
Ralston
Airextra Wien
Can Bagio Conde
Dr Swallow Runs Big Lead in Prohibition Tally
Harrisburg resident Dr Silas Swallow, a late Prohibition state treasurer candidate, drew heavy support from older parties in Pennsylvania. He claimed a wide lead, speaking 227 times, carrying Dauphin County including Harrisburg, amid prior arrest and a landmark trial. Campaigns followed with retail-style ads and a general call for public reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas 8 Swallow
Prohibition
Papacisy
Harrisburg
Methodist Bank
Swallow
Nin
Nys
Neatina
Ion
Pennsylvania
Dauphin County
Witiel
Harrigbung
Dr. Swallow
Ocker
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Esseuse
West 6Th St
Davis & Glick
Blackfoot Ditch
Mergenthaler
The
A. H. Crausby
Kerr St
Memphis
Tenn
Sucress Buse Garis Co. Atisnts
Business Men’s Crusade
St. Clair Ranges
Newes Seenon Ee
Topeka
Bea Comforts
Woodbury
Davis
Rae
Atest
Astrachan
Wien
Cracy
Lange
Feinea
Price
Misaes
Chet
Ledies
Robby
Selec
Kemper & Paxton’s
Sixth and Quincy Sts
Grange
Fhirshetm & Cosmen
Fine Shore
Tommation
Bil Kansan Ave
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