Coffee Imports Dominate U S Share of World Consumption
The United States remains the top coffee consumer and importer, consuming about one third of world coffee and importing roughly 875 million pounds last year. Brazil supplies most imports to the U S, with Colombia and Central American states following, while production and export patterns shift as cocoa rises in prominence. Domestic per capita use peaked in 1902 and declined thereafter. Porto Rico and Hawaii contribute sizable export volumes.
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United States
Germany
Netherlands
France
Great Britain
Europe
Bureau of Statistics Department of Commerce and Labor
Otherlands
Austria-Hungary
Belgium
United Kingdom
Sweden
Italy
Norway
Switzerland
Denmark
Argentina
Cuba
Canada
Chile
Uruguay
Australia
Egypt
Cape of Good Hope
Algeria
Department of Agriculture
Brazil
Mexico
Porto Rico
Hyatt
East Indies
British India
Arabia
Abyssina
Colombia
Central American States
Vene ‘Znela
Dutch East Indies
Aden
Turkey
Asia
Hiwati
Hawaii
Spain
Pork production efficiency and forage feeding insights
The Missouri Experiment Station reports pork can be produced cheaply with forage crops and limited grain. Hog gains of three quarters of a pound daily per 100 pounds live weight yield greatest profits, with red clover and green clover plowing under providing high returns.
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Missouri Experiment Station
Hoga
Missouri
Molecular Cure for Stomach Gas and Blood Poisoning
An old patent medicine claim attributes stomach gas to fermentation and toxin entry into the blood. It touts Mt-DNA stomach tablets that supposedly halt fermentation instantly, liquefy poisonous gases, and excrete poison via kidneys. The product MI- DNA promises five minute relief for indigestion and related symptoms. Sold by L. H. Howard and druggists for 50 cents a box on a money back plan.
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L. H. Howard
Cole Younger to Lecture at Hays Opera House Next Saturday
Cole Younger famed as Gentleman Soldier Outlaw and Convict will deliver What Life Has Taught Me at Hays Opera House next Saturday night. He spent 25 years in prison after the Northfield bank robbery and now speaks on moral lessons and public improvement.
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Cole Younger
Hays Opera House
Mr Younger
Minnesota State
Northfield
Younger
Prisoners Sentenced in Kirkaville Post Office Robbery Case
Judge Dyer pronounced sentences for four prisoners linked to the Kirkaville post office robbery of August 23. Charles Sykes drew five years plus a $100 fine on count one and three years on count two. Bert L. Burnhart received four years on count one and three years on count two with a $100 fine. H B Simms got the same as Burnhart. All three are to serve terms in the Yeavenworth penitentiary. Mrs Minnie Callahan received three months in Raila county jail plus a $100 fine on count two. Trial consumed nearly a day with a post midnight verdict from a jury after brief deliberation. The court overruled a motion for a new trial for Sykes.
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Dyer
United States Court
Kirkaville
Charles Sykes
Bert L. Burnhart
H. B. Simms
Burnhardt
Yeavenworth
Rno
Minnie Callahan
Raila County
Alcdock
Sykes
Hannibal- Courter-Post
Attends Ailumat Banquet at Cape Girardeau School
Cape Girardeau Republican notes attendance at a local banquet honoring pupils at the Cape Girardeau National School with community leaders present and speeches highlighting civic progress.
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Cape Girardeau Republican
Cape Girardeau Nartial School
Reverend Middleton Delivers Decoration Day Oration in St Joseph
The St Joseph Gazette reports Rev Thomas Middleton of Lathrop Mo delivered a decoration day oration in St Joseph. He traced liberty from ancient times to the Civil War and praised Gettysburg as decisive, closing with calls for industrial liberty and universal brotherhood. The Casino Theater hosted the event to a crowded audience.
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St Joseph
Tom Middleton
Joseph
Serstcey
Thomas Middleton
Lathrop
Missouri
Middleton
America
Ledford Family Obituary and Social Notices from Red Wing
Nora L. Ledford, child of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ledford, died Friday night at 9 20. She is survived by her parents and siblings. Burial listed as Ledford cemetery. The article also notes social calls from Pearl Schuster and family and visits to Tom Butler and others, with mentions of Mrs. Alfred Butler and Mrs. Sarah Ledford.
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Red Wing
Pearl Schuster
J. P. Schuster
Leigh Brolley
Tom Butler
Nora L. Ledford
Jim Ledford
Ledford
Alfred Butler
Sarah Ledford
Stahl
N. J. Patterson
Thos
Local Notes On Social Visits And Recoveries
A summary of community social rounds includes Mavis P Pais attending Sunday and Monday singing events. Alex Young’s home hosts visits to Eldine Eva Butler. Alfred Butler’s daughter Opal is now up after an earlier injury. Jim Gillum and wife make a trip to Martinstown, and Sylvia Mullins visits Johnny Butler’s home.
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Silliman
Stelle Radten
Mavis
Bleast
Alex Young
Opal
Alfred Butler
Golda
Nora Pickett
Eldine
Eva Butler
Ed Schuster
J. PR
Schuster
Jim Gillum
Martinstown
Sylvia Mullins
Johnny Butler
Nothing too Good for the Home Varnish Claim
An advertisement extols CHI NAMEL as a sure varnish for expensive houses and urges certainty over temporary fixes. It promises proof at our-est-3 and invites readers to let them provide this product. Also advertised, 500 farm hands needed in Minnesota with wages from 25 to 35 dollars monthly including board and wash, with opportunities for couples to work or rent, via H J Maxfield Commissioner of Immigration St Paul Minnesota.
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L. H. Howard
Minnesota
H. J. Maxfield
State Capitol
St. Paul
Minn
Teachers Examination Set For Unionville June 7 8
The regular June Teachers Examination will be held at Unionville on Friday and Saturday June 7 and 8 following the usual order of subjects. W K Armstrong is the County Superintendent. City authorities of Flushing New York faced an odd issue last week after a war on file. investigation showed local youths had created crude fly hatcheries to raise and sell flies to the city.
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Unionville
W K Armstrong
Flushing
Parisian Sage Hair Dresser Promises Health and Shine
Save your hair with PARISIAN Sage once a week as a hair dressing. It prevents scalp itch dandruff and hair loss while imparting brilliance and lustre. Beware of imitations the auburn haired model adorns every carton. Available in large bottles at I H Howards and dealers everywhere.
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I, H Howard's
Dealera
County Clerk Announces Putnam Primary Election Date
County Clerk of Putnam County Missouri issues notice for a primary election to be held at regular polling places on the first Tuesday of August 1912. Voters will select candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state treasurer attorney general railroad commissioner supreme court judges and other county offices. The notice is signed by the county clerk at Jasonville on May 18, 1912.
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Missol
Putnam
Unionville
Railroad and Warehouse
Supreme Court
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Congress
General Assembly
Jasonville
Sealt
Probate Docket of Putnam County Administrations
Docket of settlements before the Probate Court of Putnam County Missouri. Guardians and administrators listed for June 10 and 11 1913 at Unionville with first settlements for Hibbs Hamlin Mixwell Keene and others. Guardianships and curatorships include J S Shaw A F Keene G B McCarthon Q A Zieber and more with various minors and estates scheduled for settlement and review.
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Lana
M N. Hibbs
Pleasant Hibbs
L. A. Hamlin
John Hamlin
Thos. B. Mixwell
Jacob Bowers
A. F Keene
Wm FP Davia
Thos
D. Trannell
Mary B. Collins
Q. A. Zieber
Keene
I Wilkes
Datis 29883 Listed as Season Stallion at Unionville Barrow
Datis 29883, a gray stallion foaled 1890 and imported in 1902, stands this season at Clapper’s Baro in Unionville. Bred in France and a noted sire, he weighs 2100 pounds and has produced many prized colts in Putnam County. Standing fee $12.50 to mapre colt, colt held per law. ownership by Clapper, Unionville Horse Co.
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Ba Clapper
Baro
Union
Datis
Chicago
Societe Ipplane- Percheronne Mortagne France
Putnam County
M. Soubraid
Melleray
Dept. of Sarthe
Rance
Chaselan
Beducteur
Colin
M. Lucas
Wedde
Bophie
M. Epinette Adrid
Avata
Jeanette
Vinca
Nogent
Berard
Avori
Cheri
Vidocy
Favori
Coco
North
Missouri
Dunham, Fletcher and Coleman
Wayne
Ind
Putnan
Clapper
Wager
Unionville Horse Co
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Davidson Brothers
Oioosiissi
LBE
Proffer
Luther Proffer
Summers
Koucrette
Iver, Jr
Misa Mary Steel
JC. E Proffer
Julien G Friant
Nyal
Nya
P. J. Tatman
RAE
Anda
NewtHome Sewing Machine Co
Orange, Mae
Ed Clapper
Bs Patterson
J. Halgier
Sarah Halgier
Gear
Jone Mies
Vers
G. B. McCatchon
Eliah M. Neff
Mlnor
George Lewis
Wm. B Steen
G. B. Manronardian
Pearl and
Azo
Helton. Dora
Setterant Noel
Cel Wright Newell
Ara Ye F. Keene
Dave M. Paten
Orme Loyd
Howara
Flarey L
Lady Baltimore
Jaquestra Co
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