Argentine Corn Surges. New Haven Rates Enable New England Market
The piece outlines how New York New Haven & Hartford’s rate change opens New England to Argentine corn beginning May 1. It notes the ongoing tariff debate, likely price effects on American farmers, and the shift from domestic to Argentine supply as shipments to the U S rise. It cites a 648 million bushel Argentine crop, an export surplus of 235 million, and predicted price impacts of 70 to 100 million dollars in lost farmer income due to free trade and foreign competition.
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New York New Haven
Hartford
New England
New Haven
New York
United States
Gaveston
Tidewater
Summer Fashion Delights with New Frocks and Laces
A local store showcases an excellent line of charming summer frocks and dress materials. Fine sheer fabrics from fashion centers brighten the season with new imported laces enhancing full dresses and exquisite charm.
No details on ice cream service and flavors
A consumer questions last year’s service and water with ice cream while a retailer this year promises better delivery and assorted flavors. The fragment hints at multiple streams of service and unfulfilled promises for a canteen or shop. The text includes misspellings and informal phrases suggesting a complaint or advertisement.
Correction of Erroneous Reports On Confederates Pension Bill
A former legislator states that a rumor about voting for a Confederate soldiers pension bill is false. He explains House Bill No 465, introduced by Salts of Phelps, went through Militia and Appropriations committees. He supported engrossment and printing of a substitute, then voted against final passage. He cites the 47th General Assembly Journal for verification.
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Salts
Phelps County
House
Militia Committee
Committee On Appropriations
General Assembly
Pee Pose
Surprise 60th Birthday Dinner for Andy Bland
A surprise dinner was held Wednesday at the Ledford district home for Andy Bland to celebrate his 60th birthday. Many guests attended, including Mr. and Mrs. Bradshaw and their children, Mr. and Mrs. Menkes Wilson, and Clarence Carter and his wife, among others.
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Andy Bland
Ledford
Dad
Jas, Bradshaw
Mas
Menkes Wilson
Clarence Carter
Card of Thanks to Supporters in Grafanola Contest
Wava Scott thanks many friends for patronage given in the P J Tatman Grafanola contest.
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P J. Tatman Grafanola
Wava Scott
Basket Meeting at West Liberty Sunday
There will be a basket meeting at West Liberty Sunday June 7th. A splendid program has been arranged. The Bible School at 9 80 a.m. Preaching services at 10 30 a.m. subject The Lord s Day The subject for the sermon at 2 80 p.m. is Whence is the bible from heaven or men. Let everyone come and enjoy these services together. Miss Irma Neff returned Saturday from St Joseph where she has been visiting. Mrs S Henry returned to her home at Wheeling Saturday after a week s visit with her sister Mrs C L Miller. Misa Ames Worley who has been here the past week visiting relatives returned to her home at Exline In I Saturday. Lee Ackley returned Tuesday from a trip to Indianapolis Ind where he witnessed the international automobile races last week. Mr and Mrs E L Petri of St Joseph spent Tuesday here with relatives leaving today for a visit with his mother Mrs H Petri at Evansville Ind. They will go from there to Los Angeles Calif to spend the summer.
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West Liberty
Bible School
Misa Ames Worley
Exline
Lee Ackley
Indianapolis
Ind
E. L. Petri
St. Joseph
H. Petri
Evansville
Los Angeles
Calif
Putnam County Republican Announcements for August Primary
A set of candidate announcements for the August primary in Putnam County. Individuals including Peter D. Greggers, J. W. Jones, C. Wood, Lorenzo Jones, and E. A. Jarman declare Republican bids for Recorder Deeds, Judge of County Court, State Representative, Clerk of County Court, Judge of Probate, and Prosecuting Attorney.
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Recorder
Unionville
Panam County
Recorder Deeds
Peter D. Greggers
Recorder of Deeds
Putnam County
J. W. Jones
Putnal County
Friends
C. Wood
Lorenzo Jones
Administratrix’s Notice for J Hugh Et Deceased
Probate records show Carrie Elson appointed Administratrix on May 18 1914 in Putnam County Missouri. Creditors must file claims within six months from publication date, or be barred after one year. notice dated June 8 1914.
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J Hugh
Putnam County
Missouri
Carrie Elson
Administratri
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Col Roosevelt
St. Lawrence River
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Ida
Floyd
Agnes
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Queen City
Rolls
Rebecca Cullum
C. W. Richardson
Jesse Richardson
Ovid Sparks
Dee Sparks
Geo. Miller
Wm Cark
Dan Kinney
Betty Tysor
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Hattie Clark
Ira Richardson
Clyde Hurley
Lucy Wade
Wilma Wilson
Mat Munden
Munden
O. B. Halstead
Arthur Howe
Alfred Ruggies
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Harley Cassady
Mary Vestal
Okie King
Roxie
Fred Choate
Mat Fowler
Elmer Medlin
Jim Buster
Joe Vestal
Selman Berry
Russell Lindley
Mabel Hill
Dade Jones
Ers
Créim
Wilson
Jin -Jer
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