Letter From J A Hail Describes California Farm Life
Letter from J A Hail in Fuente Villa Oaxaca Mexico Republic dated January 16 1410 recounts setting out 650 banana trees building fences and clearing land. He notes banana growth rapid crippled by weather mentions Mormon land interest near a railroad two field crops and a rubber plantation with parrots deer and a dinner at the plantation. He details wages weather river crossings and local commerce plus town notices and upcoming events in Wa Keeney Kansas.
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J. A
Fuente Villa
Oaxaca
Mexico Republic
Lam
Frente Villa
San Savario
Rio Papaboapapam
Cbiso River
Muslin Underwear Sale at Old Prices
Cotton goods have risen but we bought early and now offer a new line of muslin underwear. Petticoats priced at $2.50, a 1d $3.50 item, ten ladies and misses styles from 25c to 75c, plus a fancy piece. Displayed and on sale for the next two weeks.
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T. J. Rhoden
Mr. Rhoden
Lincoln
Nebr
Must Be Gone Through Again At Star Grocery
A note from Star Grocery describes a broad cleanup effort. The message emphasizes persistence, seeking help, and gathering cleaning supplies such as Gold Dust, Bon Ami, brushes, tubs, and brooms to lighten labor.
Kansas City Market Report cattle and hog prices lift
Kansas City Stock Yards Feb 22 Cattle prices higher with Nebraska steers at 7.15 to 7.20 and yearlings to 7. Prices for prime steers seen rising. two 90 day steers from Greenwood County sold near 650. Hog market up 5 to 10 cents with top 9.35 and bulk 9.0 to 9.25. Sheep and lambs 10 to 25 higher, lambs above 9, ewes at 7, wethers to 7.25, run 5 000. Demand from eastern buyers keen. run totals 7 000 cattle, 10 000 hogs, 5 000 sheep. messaged notes and sale requests follow.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Stock Yards
Nebraska
Kansas
Greecuwood County
Colorado
J. A. T Rickarr
Banner School District 7 February 1910 attendance report
Month ending February 18, 1910 records 26 enrolled students across 20 teaching days with an average daily attendance of 24.1 and 4 tardies. Eleven students were neither absent nor tardy: Tillie Sellberg Herbert Helen Oscar Margaret Todd Adelaide Ralph Riggs Roy Pearl Ralph Wilds and Charles ae. Also notes a light school poetry line and a prompt to see Eric Wheeler for farm info.
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Banner School
Tillie Sellberg
Herbert
Helen
Oscar
Margaret
Todd
Adelaide
Ralph Riggs
Roy
Pearl
Ralph Wilds
Charles Ae
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