Crop Prospects Across States Show Declines in Cotton
The New York Times reports from twenty two states on acreage and yield prospects for cotton corn and wheat. Cotton acreage is down 10 to 85 percent in various states due to poor prices drought and limited fertilizer. Corn and wheat show uneven progress with some states promising larger outputs if weather improves.
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Senator Barbour Dead In Virginia Senate Entrance
Senator Dimbour of Virginia sat in the United States Senate on Friday then returned home where a young lady visitor was escorted. At 10 PM he wrote letters, then at 6 AM called for a physician as he grew ill and soon died. Virginia loses a respected citizen and the nation an upright statesman.
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Weather Notes Hint Mixed Spring Across States
Washington enjoys good weather while North Dakota reports a wet spring and 25 percent less acreage than last year but remains confident of a good crop. Illinois Kansas and Ohio faced spring rains though overall conditions vary by state.
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Alliance Split over St Louis Platform Endorsement
The Raleigh Chronicle reproduces the Progressive Farmer stance urging alliancemen to oppose any candidate who does not back the St Louis platform. It argues the paper now pushes independence to fund railroads and pensions, calling the advice unsafe for voters and questioning the platform’s relevance to state or national markets.
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State Urges Endorsement Of Democratic Platform
The speech calls for men in the state to break up the democratic party unless it endorses a platform embracing stated principles. It urges every citizen to view the question thoughtfully and consider all possible results.
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A political comment asserts that the Democratic party based on native white men must organize to succeed and warns that opposing the organization benefits Radicalism.
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Disease of Women Promises Cure by Dr Harriss in Wilson
For many years Dr Harriss has specialized in diseases of women and claims vast experience with hundreds cured after other methods failed. He offers a free opinion by mail or in person and promises honest treatment with reasonable terms. Citing thousands of cured patients, he invites afflicted individuals to seek a fair trial.
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Letter from J T Graves requests medical travel to Virginia
J T Graves writes from Lynnhaburg Va requesting Dr William Harriss to visit to cure his wife who is sick. He offers to cover all travel expenses and pay a good fee if a cure is possible, citing prior successes with Mrs Austin and Mrs Lucy Ellis and promising future cases if convinced of efficacy.
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Penicks Virginia Letter on Post Treatment Recovery
A Virginia correspondent reports rapid recovery after one month of treatment. J T Graves notes his wife traveled to Bedford City with ease, kept up the medicine thrice daily, and praises Dr Harriss for sincere care rather than profit.
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Wm. Harriss
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