Cotton Facts Secret Wires to Director North
President Harvie Jordan of the Southern Cotton Association denounces the Census Bureau for concealing ginner data and withholding estimates. He cites Director North's refusal to publish figures on bales ginned, average bale weight, and remaining crop, asserting the crop remains under ten million bales and urging final publishing and canvassing.
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Kaita Ga
Harvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Association
Censis Bureau
Washington
North
Thesus Bureau
South
Worth
Seadws
Das North
Sus Bureau
Ulat
Industries in Indiana overview of 7a year ended December 1
A historical state industry survey lists 2400 establishments in Indiana with total capital and payroll figures. It highlights chief sectors including wagons, carriages, meat packing, foundry products, lumber, glass, and iron works. Salaried officers, total wages, and employment figures are noted for the year.
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Simmary
Ronafitur Og
Surf Thais
Amory
Banyon Ipal Industries
Ill Products
Gliss Iron
Haguers Lumber
Fight Against Boll Weevil Drives Cotton Research Efforts
A report to the Department of Agriculture notes progress in boll weevil control and cotton breeding. It highlights expenditures of 120,893.40 on combating the pest, evaluates Egyptian cotton adaptations, and mentions several new fiber crops and trees. The piece discusses agricultural research near Fort Range and new orange varieties ripening 300 miles north of the existing orange belt.
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Agricul
Willow
Hasta
Zebra Lands in New York and Rural Post Office Study
The Zebra arrives in New York from Abyssinia for the Animal Industry and will be housed at the National Farm before moving to an experimental station. A Gainesville Ga inquiry into extending rural delivery north and west was ordered after a grand jury resolution thanked the Postmaster General for attention to the matter.
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New York
Abyssinia
Peur Tury of Agriculture
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Gainesville
Grand Jury
Searches for His Uncle Niam Cowan Sought by Boy
Marion Ohio police and Judge Black ask The Post to assist in locating William Cowan believed living in Washington. Troy Cowan, 12, traveled from Mount Airy to Columbus then Delaware seeking his uncle, Cowan, to restore family ties after earlier parental losses.
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Marion
Ohio
William Cowan
Washington
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Manon
Delaware
Marion Daily Star
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Mount Airy
Columbus
H. H Cowan
Swiss Chancellor Talks At Public Library Lecture Series
The final lecture in the board of education series drew large crowds to the Public Library lecture hall where hundreds stood on stairs. Prof Otto Sahh of Berne and John Hitz of Deves spoke, highlighting Jura defile history, Genevese sites, Roman battles, and Swiss cultural glimpses, with songs by Louise and Ida Sahli.
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Hitz
Schaffhausen
Henri Durant
International Red Cross
Heiden Willlam Tells
Tell-Gessler
Misees
Louise
Ida Sahli
Philadelphia Orchestra at Columbia Theater Astonishes Audiences
The Philadelphia Orchestra under Scheels direction delivered a large ensemble of eighty musicians. Beethoven Symphony in C minor Fate Knocking at the Door impressed with its mystic four-note motif. The program included Faist Overture Wagner and Schillings Prologue to Sophocles Mine. Samaroft’s piano performance in Liszt War Horse demonstrated exceptional strength. she gracefully declined an encore despite eager applause.
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Scheels
Sophocles
Samaro
James W Ratcliffe Buried In Rock Creek Cemetery
James W Ratcliffe died Sunday night at his home on New Hampshire avenue Northwest and was laid to rest yesterday in Rock Creek Cemetery. The services were conducted by Rev George Bailey of the Western Presbyterian Church on Nineteenth Street near H Street Northwest. Stumph Lyford at 631 to 633 Mass. Ave. commence their annual midwinter clearing safe Thursday, February 1.
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James W Ratcliffe
New Hampshire Avenue
Rock Creek
George Bailey
Nineteenth Street
H Street
Ratcliffe
Stumph & Lyford
Mass. Ave
Washington Endeavor Union Ponders World HQ Plan
At the Washington Christian Endeavor Union twenty fifth anniversary banquet at the YMCA building, leaders discuss raising half a million dollars for a world headquarters in Washington. Commissioner Macfarland leads an international committee. William Shaw of Boston keynote attends. no funds solicited at this event.
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Washington
Almet
William Shaw
Boston
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Shaw
Washinngton
Unon
Philadelphia
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Association
Washngton
Funeral of Mrs Bell at St Johns Beltsville
Mrs Elizabeth A Bell died Sunday evening at nearly four score years from complications of ailments. She was daughter of the late William Thompson English colonist and writer. She first married William Bowie Burford of Montgomery County Md and later married John W Brill. Survived by son W K Burford of this city. Funeral held yesterday at 1 pm at St Johns Episcopal Church Beltsville with Rev W J D Thomas officiating. Interment in family lot at Beltsville. Pallbearers named and mourners from Maryland joined by friends to honor the deceased.
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Elizabeth A Bell
William Thompson
Bell
William Bowie Burford
Montgomery County
John W Brill
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4 B Hoff
Jennie Fawcett
Rogers
Emma T Molinm
Beltsville
Maryland
Teachers Plan Reception to Principal Joe Keene
Seventh division teachers host a reception for principal Joe Keene at Petworth School on Thursday February 1 from 3 until 5. The event marks his fortieth year in district service with brief exercises led by school officials and an informal gathering for his friends and former pupils.
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Petworth
Keene
New Officers Installed by Union Veterans Unit
H G Dean installed new officers of the John C Kelton Command No 18 Potomac Division at the Soldiers Home Thursday night. Officers named: Joh P Wright colonel James Barnes lieutenant colonel John Bowen major John Henniss chaplain Jerome F Candelett adjutant C.B Hayes officer of the day Thomas Green officer of the guard and John Keizer sentinel. The Southern's train to Florida leaves Washington daily except Sunday at 5 p.m.
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Union Veterans’ Union
John C Kelton
Division of the Potomac
Joh P Wright
James Barnes
John Bowen
John Henniss
Jerome F. Candelett
C.B Hayes
Thomas Green
John Keizer
Sentinel
Lord Curzon and the Unionists in Exile
Lord Curzon remains estranged from the defunct Unionist cabinet after resigning as viceroy of India. He avoided contact on return to England while King Edward and Queen Alexandra greeted him, but ex-premier Arthur Balfour and ex-secretary St John Brodrick offered no notice. Curzon and family now recuperate on the French Riviera amid royal mobilizations and distant court happenings.
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Viceroyalty of India
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England
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
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Mot
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French Riviera
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New York Snakes Monkeys and Mirth on a Ship
Mutinous crews and a twelve foot python wreak chaos aboard the Indrashana as it docks in New York. Sailors capture or starve five monkeys while one clings to the mizzen, later leaping into the sea.
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Indrashana
Craven
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Terro
Abdulbn-Jangir
Gravesend Race Course
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Handsome Colonial Residence With Large Ballroom For Sale
Price three words: $25,000. This handsome colonial residence sits in a fine location among large homes. The house is detached and very well finished throughout with a spacious ballroom as a key feature.
Price 13000 for 16th Street residence
A well built 16th street home listed at $13 000 features hot water heat two modern baths and a stone brick front detailing strong construction and curb appeal.
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Cheap Brownstone Front at Bargain Price Near Conn
Cheap at eight thousand five hundred dollars this handsome brownstone front offers ten rooms in a choice location on a numbered street west of and near Connecticut Avenue. The listing promises value and convenient access in a sought after area.
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Conn
Stone front residence near Conn with 12 to 14 rooms
For 14,500 a solid white stone front house facing south offers 12 or 14 rooms and 3 baths with a servants’ bath and hot water heat, plus a first floor kitchen. A second option lists 33,000 for a handsome stone front residence on an unsurpassed block between 20th and 21st Streets, well constructed and modern throughout with kitchen on the first floor.
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Conn
Call or Send To A List Of High Class Residence And Business Properties
A formal notice invites actions related to a curated list of premium residences and commercial properties. Requirements and contact details accompany the notice for interested parties seeking to engage in transactions or inquire about listed holdings.
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