Agriculture Report Highlights Sorghum and Sugar Growth in Kansas Territory
The Bolkton era agricultural bulletin outlines Secretary Buck’s plan for reorganizing the Department of Agriculture. It stresses greater funding, explains division work on statistics, and notes regions in the Southwest, including central Kansas and Indian Territory, as promising for sugar sorghum and sugar production with implications for domestic agriculture and export competition. The report compares U S spending with Britain, Germany, and France, and calls for stronger disease control and nutrition programs.
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Wasarsetes
Buok
Department ‘of Agricultury
Urst
Ins Mate Public Seday
Department of Agric Culture
Developmonr of Agriculture
Forthcomis
Great Britain
Germany
Brazil
France
Austria
Islille Anpren
Ubeb Ali
Rocky Mountain
Central
Any
Wichita
United States
Negiete
Envarst
Chile
Ggrenitaral Collegys
Kougsae
New York
New Jeney
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Mike Ment
Texas
Raskin Evant
Jocaia
Ftene
Lon
Protective measures urged for national meat inspections in reform plan
A report urges improved disease learning for American cattle and strong national inspection under US government seal. It calls for tighter supervision of cattle weight quality and economic aspects, aiming to provide farmers with data unavailable to them, while highlighting sheep and wool growth and the decline in sheep numbers since 1883.
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United States
Tie Department
Bureau
Congress
Ilwin
Niles
Republican
Europe
Moroni Considers New Apportionment After Census
Utahs Morirons Wastrxarux reports the governor urges Congress to authorize a new apportionment after the next national census. He notes Gentile population growth outside Salt Lake City and Ogden, Mormon lands irrigated by church-owned water, and the churchs strong political influence as a pillar of territorial strength.
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Wastrxarux
Vali
Congress
Salt Lake Clay
Ogden
Chenities
Naitrosil
Salt Lake
Utah
Carlintier
Ural
TV's DSullivan Now Clarity in Trial Testimony
In a frazzled courtroom scene witnesses discuss internal clan ties and oaths as jurists query alleged misconduct. The testimony centers on a grand jury case, with references to retireat Kustere Dis and the United Brotherhood. Names such as Morice Seman and Lawrence Hockley appear amid conflicting statements and constitutional questions.
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Trerick
Pellman
Morice Seman
Lawrence Hockley
New York
Anceler
Double murder by hunters shocks Missouri town
Five hunters near Mack's Creek chased a farmer's teenage son, beat him, and tied him to a tree. The boy reported it to his father Ed Huret and companion Wheeler Green, who encountered the hunters and a quarrel ensued. Green was shot dead and Huret died later. A mob formed seeking the murderers as word spread of foul play.
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Sraxon
Mack's Creek
Ed Huret
Tle
Wheeler Green
Durin
Green
Hurst
Wandering While Insane and a Arizona Massacre Follow Up
A man Shaffer, missing after leaving Davenport Iowa, is reported to have been found in Union City Tennessee then traveling with desperadoes to Nevada and back toward Oregon as investigators search across states. Details of the Arizona massacre describe sheriff Reynolds killed during a prisoner escape and Indian attackers, with troops ordered to intercept. other items note a West Virginia suicide and a Texas racial killing, plus a column of miscellaneous notices and humorous phrases.
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Winnipes
Burke
Chicago
Gillette
Baker
Beggs
Ronen
Rie
Haker
McHen
Winnipeg Police
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Mills
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Oregon
Davenport
Shaffer
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Poplar Bint
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Knights of Pythias
J. E. Hoge
Union City
Tenn
Treston
Nevada
Hogg
T O Jackson
Shiffer
Beerwan
Arizona
Proexer
Ariz
Reynolds
Holmes
Weir
Florenos
Pinuio County
Na Posse
Apache
San Carlos
Fort Mellowell
Erat
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Helps Greenville Woman
A Greenville woman reports relief after using Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral to treat a severe sore throat and persistent cough. She notes quick improvement and credits the remedy with supporting overall recovery after many attempts with other medicines.
Sign Language Expert Chief Attributed To Indian Tribes
In Washington a consultation with experts discussed tensions with nearby renmyade Indians near the Oro Kondae. Chief Natches of the Piate tribe, adopted in sign language, described a trip to the bowtie camp. Mather on, a government reporter, praised for his knowledge of Indian sign language and his detailed account of the intelligence sought.
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Washington City
Oro Kondae
Bowtie
Mather
Walle
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Ruses Report
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Secretary of Agriculture
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Forrest
Spellman
Counposel
John A. Mahoney
Cook's Hall
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Cronin
Patrick O'Sullivan
O'Sullivan
Jade McDonnell
Spelling
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Hynes
Addie J. Farrar
Dr. Cronin
Pegenan
Mr. O'Sullivan
Morgan
Sebastian Steib
Fullerton Avenue
Reilly
John A. Smith
Frederick and
Clark Streets
Steib
University and
Patrick O'Shea
Evanston Avenue
Toviock
Jobn May
Water
Lake Shore
Frederick Hayden
Diveray
Smith
Tommorrow
New York City
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Tammany Hall
County Democracy
Stat Comptroller
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Ayer
Kassas City
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Missouri Pacific
Peruryiat
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Omaha
Wageever
Haptigan
Hastings
Ciary
Eieer
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Pitanouth
Denver
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Count Kalnoky
Russia
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Berlin
Kalucky
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Willian
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England
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Trevk
City
Missouri River
Independence
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C.J. Reed
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Washington
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Cry
Jacob Schwartz
Scbrwarta
Lara
Sigvo
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Spekenstein
Schwarta
Jay Geald
GrAarros
W. Va
John Armbruster
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Tex
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Sam Boss Hawkins
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Ariden
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W. J. Wilson
Peter
St. Paul
Pune
Paul
Misher
Pean
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Tanweer Ann
North Main Street
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