Cautionary Advice to Western Farm Lands Holders
A Eastern financial authority warns Western property holders against panic selling as real estate prices recover. The piece notes Western values are depressed but likely to rise, urges patience, cites continued demand growth, and predicts five years hence prices will be much higher while immigration and global supply influence trends.
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Eastern Financial Authority
Estern
United States
East
America
Indiana Bride Seeks Divorce After Short Marriage
Mrs Mabel Goben, nee Newton, of Crawfordsville, alleges extreme cruelty in a divorce suit filed after less than a year of marriage to Will Goben. The couple wed last June in Crawfordsville and lived in an upscale apartment before his departure to Salt Lake City to join a business venture with a brother-in-law. The case, involving prominent local families, has sparked wide community attention.
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Indiana
Crawfordsville
Ind
Mabel Goben
Newton
Will Goben
Salt Lake City
Voters to Cast Ballots in Chicago Election
More than 300000 Chicago voters prepare to cast ballots in the forthcoming election. In a separate incident near Dallas Texas William Hammond was killed and Zip Bullard wounded in a sudden duel.
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Chicago
William Hammond
Zip Bullard
Dallas
Texas
Canaigre as a tanning material in Arizona study
Bulletin seven of the Arizona agricultural station surveys the history, development, and cultivation of canaigre Rumex hymenosepalus. The report traces its use by Mexicans, early commercial efforts in 1880s, European experiments, and current demand with cultivation prospects and regional plant growth data.
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Arizona Agricultural Station
B. Collingwood
J. W. Toumey
F. A. Gulley
Arizona Experiment Station
Santa Cruz
Rillito
New Mexico
Texas
Deming
Pecos Valley
Agricultural Department
Washington
Henry Trimble
Rudolph Welecker
Galveston
New Orleans
Col. J.C Tiffany
San Carlos
Art
N. M
el Paso
New York City
Germany
Austria
Great Britain
Col. Tiffany
Thomas Fitch, Esq
San Francisco
Cal
Canaigre Supply Company
Tucson
Europe
E. Denig
Chicago
Denig
Narrow Escape From Molasses Death In Hagerstown
A 13 year old son of a Hagerstown grocery merchant leaped between hogsheads and slipped into three feet of molasses. He kept his head above liquid until help arrived from a passerby and a crowd gathered around the hogshead. He was rescued with clothes and hair coated in thick molasses. his head shaved to remove the sticky film.
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Hagerstown
Clarence
Farmer Countessel Reflects On Farmer Life Danger and Quirk
The dialogue shows Farmer Countessel criticizing the stereotype of farming as easy. He notes it is an independent life with drawbacks and excitement. The talk turns to a recent adventure where a hay load was driven under a trolley wire.
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Countessel
Tree Steeple Adorns Historic Washington Church
One of Washington’s oldest churches features a steeple formed from a tall poplar tree. A congregant proposed using the felled tree as the spire, a bell hung on the mutilated stump. Reportedly the only known case of a church spire made from a tree.
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Washington
Alligator Valise Visitor Causes Register Confusion
A hotel clerk reminds a guest to register his home address amid a tense exchange. The man with the alligator valise boasts of his origin at Terry Hut and asserts Nancy Hanks as the fastest trotter, underscoring a comic clash of claims.
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Terry Hut
Nancy Hanks
Faced with Looters Bandit Exchange Swagger Phrase
A terse exchange between two bandits unfolds as they pursue a damsel, trading swagger and deceit in a tense moment. The scene hints at pursuit and confrontation in a story fragment.
Misery After Meals and Patent Remedies Ad Flaunt
An assortment of old patent medicine pitches and humorous quips flood the column, led by praise for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia and related ailments. The passage also mentions Piso’s Remedy for Catarrh, Hanson’s Magic Corn Salve, and a gag about a snoring Indiana man, reflecting a mix of medical ads and light ad-like humor.
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Vienna
Freiburg
Saxony
É&C
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Hanson
Hood
Brockton
Mass
W. L. Dougine
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Rockport, In
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Neb
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W. Kaneas
Syndicate Land and Irrigating Corporation
Kansas City
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Washington, D.C
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