davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Forrest City times., 1905-10-13
Fig 125.

and at A in Fig. l26 the plan for he siGes
 is shown. The two sides may be fas- tered to the shelves by using brass
 roarG-he2d screws. two inches in length,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17
TO PREVENT THE
LOCATION OF NORMAL

sTANBERRY. Mo-At a meeting
OF the Commercial club 81 was de-
cided 20 retain al the local attorneys
and enlist outside aid in a suit 10 be
brought 10 prevent the location OF the
new Northwest Missouri normal school
at Maryrille. the site selected by the
state commission. Il Is reported that
Savannah. one OF the towns interested
in the contest. also will send attorneys
70 institute proceedings which they ex-
pect e file before Governor Folk APP
points the board Of regents.
Il T. expected that the suit 10 be
filed viii tie up proceedings until the
legislature meets again. when a bill
viii be Introduced 20 repeal the whole
act The supporters Of this town as.
sert that Maryville did not comply
with the terms Of the act creating
the school. which provides that all
bids and offers for the location Of
said normal school shall be forwarded
20 the superintendent Of public schools
withia thirty days after the passage
OF this act"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17

SHE WAS NO GENTLEMAN.
She Admitted IL and They all
Warbied.

Marbied.
last sunday q sightseeing party
from Buchanan county. Missouri. was
returning from a trip over The Moffai
road. To prove 70 their friends n
Denver that they had been above
timber llne a number Of the party
brought buckets and seeks Of snow
hack with them. The usual snowfall.
ing fun on the train was INDUCED Ia.
by a misdirecied shot a snowfall
struck q fat man from Denver square
Ia the face The fat nan got hot
despite the cold Surroundings He
stood up and exclaimed:
who yer threw that SNOWFALL is
no gentleman.
"IT admit I am 10 gentleman. re
piled a rosy-cheeked belle Of the
crowd. with q deyilish twinkle In her
eye. "bnt how did you guess a..
And Just 70 be noguish she let ny
another handful Of snoN AZ the fat
man and struck the conductor IN the
ear. Then the jolly party sang four
teen verses OF
\ feel like I feel ike I fee. "A
L. Mayneid. Denver News
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17
Government RepOrtofW heata and Corn Crop

The July Koseiument reb0rt itsaef
BY the government makes the pIrter
wheat crop ~ ne United states fzff
million bushels rhich g. the larress
With 0ne etcegsion-fhat ~ ieel-egef
produced. and ~ million bushela larger
than last years crop
The indicated apfin2 aheat prodrc.
ton = Ss5 million bushels inei1siax
iss miiiioB bushels In ne three North
vest states Whinh we're credited Nith
l5f million bushels last year.
The total winter and spring wheat
crop q the United States promises
10 be so million bushels. the largest
with M exception. ever raised
The report On corn conditions a.
dicatez a total crop Tor the country q
almost 1900 million bushels or ~
million bushels greater than last year.
and the largest ORR crop ever pro
duced.
The oats yield $50 million bushels.
II slightly less than last year.
The aggregate production Of these
three crops amounts 70 AGA million
bushels. or go million bushels more
than last year.
The governments preliminary est
mate Of the winter wheat crop in the
principal states is here shown, together
with last years figures:
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17
To Close > oovernmens Mint.

PHILADELPHIA Orders from
Washington have been received at
the mint TO operations and dis
pense with the services OF the six
hundred employees. except those
necessary 10 attend 10 the affairt
Of the institution when coinage has
been stopped. The million pesos
making for the Panama government
will De finished in a few days. There
Is no more bullion 10 be coined
II was expected that authorities
would consent to The coinaEe OF the
100 million silver dollars which are
stored al the mint into subsidiary
colns.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17
II TRUE.
Story Of bears ans beers in Cello
raeo.

Story Of Bears ard beers in Cello
ra6o.
A correspondent from slab sides
sends IN the foIioaing items 10 the
BingYiile Bugie. the same a Eaich
Newton NeWkirk is editor and pro
priet0r.
Jemima Peppers Of Hickory Cor.
ners visited Mrs. sam Hankins last
week Jemima Is an old friend o. ths
Hankinses.
JRspar Tarben got buttei hy his
ram sheep between The oorucrIb and
the front gate last week. hul e better
a. this writing For q while Jaspar
couldnr set down and take comfort
in IT,
Arioch Perkins. Who has been log
Eing for several weeks has ahou;
finished Arioch says he's glsd q H.
Hester Jones had two aoEeu eges TO
freeze on her n night recent This
is a terrible calamity with eggs 50
high.
JAbe Homsns has a boil on his
neck labe always expects more OF
less hollis every spring
Jake HRines made = fiylng trip 70
the county seat last week ca hnsi-
ness and pleasure. Jake arrived
home fun Of pleasure aud passed
Of Il around among tae boys
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17
Dsen n Dsau

A few DAYS ago q big buck deer
that vas being chased by dogs leaped
into tho bathing pool a. 0ienwpoi
Springs and was rescued by the bath.
ers. The lncidcnt woald probably
have passed without further notice
had the editor % the Gienwood
Avalanche not Rerpetratoa this one,
There Is no reason 10 set excited
because the pool Is filled with deer
this early Ia the season. When the
season Is fun on. deans r sees 20
De strung aloag the hanks o. the pool
and ROLLINS on The big log and ued IN
the ladders az sl hours q TIE day.
These deer from the hnls Indicate
that We are 10 have more teau IN the
pool this year than ANY IN the ais
tory % Clcnwood springs
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17
a WHO STEER on a RAMPAGE
The Animal Caused Excitement Near
the stock Yards.

KANSAS CITY, MO>sA long horned
Texas steer caused much excitement
~ the stock yards Wednesday The
steer broke through a gate In front 81
the Exchange building and ran fog
three blocks down Sixteenth street
Pedestrians sought shelter ON fences
and IN buildings The steer. after =
hard chase. was run down and lsssoed
by Manuel RoderiEues. q native Mexi
a in the employ Of the Stock Yards
company Rodcrizues Is very adept
In the art Of rope throwing. lie
caught the steer with but u throw
while the animal was running at fuIl
speed.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17
NEoRo nuaNrp AZ rAE sTAKE.

a Sulphur Springs. Tex Web Not Rs-
sisted BY ere Sheriff.
SULPHUR SPRINGS. TEX A
negro. charged With attaching ne ~
year-old daughter Of . widow who
lives near here q caught and burned
~ the stake IN the courthouse sqlara
here Friday The crime yes commit
ted ~ an early hour In the morning.
About an hour later a poase 81 armed
hCrseman went u pursuit Of the negro
which was finally captured lie vas
taken 10 the courthouse square. chain.
ed TO a stake and burned before On i'm
mense crowd Of excited citizens
Little resistance was made to the mob
by the sheriff.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17

ARDMORE. l. THE ChickasaNs
held their last tribal election wednes.
day when five representatives 10 the
Chiekasaw legislature were elected
from each Of the four counties Of the
nation. OF the twenty elected. the
National. or Johnston party secured
eleven and the nominees o. the Pro
sressive party were successful IN nine
Instances
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17

The rose hath Us thorn:
Heavens dome hath rs cloud:
Zach day that II born
Hath a night Tor its shnoud.
H.
Each thorn hath a rose.
Every cloud knows is blue:
Each morn rudy gloWs
when the starlight is through.
70 a. evening The sun
Pail 10 sink from the SKIES
Know ye not, precious one,
II can never arIscT
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17

RIcHMoND. NO ~ BENJAMIN J.
swisher OF Emrorla, kan Is iylag IN
his room with a serious wound Ia his
head over the left temple from the
result Of an attack on him last night
al the Eagles carnival here William
stebhlns has been arrested and lndeA
flied as the guilty person.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17

JOPLIN. Mo. The Gibson mine.
ono % the best producers IN she Jop.
tn district owned By the Common.
wealth Mineral company has heon
sold 60 The Federal Mine and Niiius
company % Chicago This mine has
produced So .gs677 worth q ore since
January J. The consideration was
ash.nla.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17
knled b Replna centest.

MUSKoGEE l. T-while roplnr a
steer 81 okemah. William McCarior
was drarged from his horse hy the
fashioned animal ana thrown violently
10 the ground Ne sustained q con
cussloa Of the brain and died a few
minuted later
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17

HARTVILI.E Mo-Whlle drilling
a well north Of this place ca tae farm
Of A. H Crause Saturday, Jim Coffman
vas struck on TOP Of the head By the
mas Of the arm Which broke of. fall
lng a distance Of twenty-five feet ana
fractaring his skull he has heea un.
~oonsciSus since the accident occurred
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17
Ts-cent O. b PromIted.

NEW YoRK-Cheaper gas for
New York 1t the price Of Is ccnts per
Loco feet Is promised before the end
Of the present year by State senator
Alfred r. Page. He has already sent
TO the new state gas commission a
complaint signed by many citizens
claiming that the price Of gas IA eK-
obitant
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17
Nasaral 90 :, ZOE. -.

WEBB CITY. Mo-Satumi Eas has
been turned into the mains here. A
strand 4 illumination display mark
ca the event % the beginning OF the
use % gas Ia Webb City homes. Many
mines making preparations TO use
the gas insteal Of coal The gas comes
from wells IN Chanute.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17
sEvERAL nARNs suRNEp.
Three Big Place in Howard County
Missouri, in Ashes Now.

FAYETTE. Mo-Three big bsrnt
have been burned In Howard county
since Saturday night The barn o.
James Watts. near Glasgow burned.
together with a large quantity Of hay
and feed. Saturday night The loss
was s2.700 with $1,000 Insurance
Tuesday night r. r. Reynolds barn
west Of here. NJ Of the largest ia the
county. burned together with sixty
tons Of hay, harness. etc The fire
vas probably started by q tramp. The
loss IS ss.500 with only sTo0 insurance
Paul Crews's barn east Of here. also
burned Tuesday night from an an
known cause.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17
CAN'T sET ON sALl GAMES

An Order Posted az the st. Louis Ma.
tloHsg League PARK.
ST LoUls-In order to check any
tendency 20 fracture the Rnti.hotting
Law 81 Missouri through wages placed
on tho playing of Innings Of baseball
games viee President Stanley Robson
" the ST. Louis National league club
has caused signs 70 be posted at the
baseball park reading:
Positively no betting allowed In
these stands"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17

NEW YORK Charles 49, schwah
IL pronaring 10 go n Europe for a
three month study Of Continental ship
building Industries, with a view. on his
return to America. Of putting into
operation a system Of shiphui,ding
plants along the entire Atlantic coast
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17
MORE CASES. FEVER DEATHS
The Peculiar yellow Fever Condition
in the South.

NEW oRLEANS-There Is practi-
cally no change In the fever situation
IN New Orleans While the report
Of new cases continue A. record figures
and show that the disease is spread
ing. the death rate continues TO de.
crease. There are fifty cases under
New Orleans.
There IS no fever in Alabama OF
Mississippi. the suspicious sickness re
ported yesterday at two points IN the
latter state being diagnosed as mala
ria
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17
RussIA TALK o. Al ALLIANoE.
81. Petersburg More Hopeful Of Peace
az the Result Of Negotiations.

40 = HEtIFI o. W~e90fIaNuHH.
ST. PETEBsBURG-The tone OF
the press Is more hopeful Of peace than
X was recently. Whites welcome,
coupled with other reports from the
United States. tending 70 partly re-
move some Of the Russian flLfeeling
arising from the belief prevailing here
that American sympathies are with
Japan. There is noticeable more or
less talk Of a possible Rnsso-Japsnese
alliance as the outcome Of the peace
negotiations.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17
klLLEp on Als wepplNe az

Albert Merithe~ o. Prosperity. Me-
Fell Into . Mine Shaft.
JOPLIN. Mo-within a few hours
a. The hour set FOR bis wedding Al
bert Merihcw. a young man OF Pros.
perity %acridonuy fell into the shaft
81 the Phoenix mine and was killed.
He was employed ~ holsterman and
had just finished dressing a wound
on the arm u n fellow workman Nhea
h. feli backwards hcadlonE into the
shaft Meriihew had been IA poor
health for = fow days and Il Is thought
he faintod Al sight of the woun' he
was dressing.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17
Delegates 70 Civic Federation Meeting.

JEFFERSON CfTf-Govemor Polk
has appointed the following delegates
% represent Missouri AZ the National
Civic Federation To BE- held IN Nes
York city Dccember 6 and z. 1905 s.
A. Hughes. 81 Louis; Pred n Iud.
son. 81 Luais. G T. MorriNcthor,
louisiana A. a Ncland. Holden: n.
S. weaver, Rash Tower; Guy Muir.
ray. Richmond, Alex New. Kansas
City; o. L. Manager. 0rcenFiile; ".
$ Anthony Fnrmlnston; G, D. HaT.
ria, New London. aud W a McRob.
erts. Monticello.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17
4 sPANIsA PRovINcE srARvINe.
The Farming Community About Sc
Vile Eating Roots Of Wild Plants.

TIC Fafnlnq Community Nbout %
willie Eating Roots Of Wild Plants.
SEVILLE, SPAIN. - The condition
Of the farming community In this
province is becoming desperate. Thou
sands Of laborers being without bread
or other food have been reduced TO
eating the roots OF wild plants. Bread
riots are reported 10 have occurred at
many plac where bakeries were
looted.
The local authorities are unable 70
cope with the distress and arc press
ingiy appealing to the central govern
ment for help.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17

IAwToN. O THE transport Bu.
ford conveying the Thirteenth cav
airy from Manila, r T. bound for Port
siil arrived az San Francisco Tho
latter part og the next week they VIII
reach Port snl where they viii ear.
rson ne fort
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17

She vas one Of those natty crca.
lures that looks nke she Is hard
painted. she carried la her arms.
nestled closely 20 her fsce a faszy
poodle VITA hair lac a noor ros A
very smart yoang man said 70 . com'
p4nioo loud snoagh for her 10 hear
4 would nke 70 h. that uomans
d0E
sHash np. Fido; IN call The dcE'
catcher ana have I'm taken 70 the
pound Il ~ insults yea asain said
ne woman 20 her eva dog-A l..
Mayneid beaver News
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17
Funeral o. TraveIina Man 1sld.

nOONVif.i-E. MOI Gibson. Of
Rehford. Va, arrived Saturday ic
make arrangements Ter the burial Of
his brotherinlaW. r. r. Heitlln, G
travelling salesman for the T. p Har
vey Pharmaceutical Company, 81 sar
aioea Springs. n Y. who committed
suicide at the Million hotel Tuesdav,
August s.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17
THE NEWS or MISSOURI
sAE MAY AAvE aEkN MunogaEr
The Mystery Surrounding the Death o.
a 81. Joseph. No, Girl Deepess.

a 81. Joseph. No, Girl Deepsns.
81. JOSEPH, NO The mystery
surrounding the death Of Laura Hum
bic. i5 years old. who died from NOR
phlno polloning Is growing deeper
The investigation by police detectives
brought out facts which convinced
them that the child aid not die BY hei
own hand as was Al FIRST supposed.
Mrs. Hattie A. Humble. mother d
the dead Elrl, WAS arrested. While
Mrs. Humble has not been formally
charged with being IN any manner
connected with the death Of hei
daughter the police viii keep her 10
custody until all OF the facts In the
case have been throughly sifted Mrs
Humble steadfastiy denies being
directly or Indirectly responsible foI
the girls death.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17

KANSAS CITY. Mo-Robert Johns.
a tailor IS years old. was overcomc by
the heat Wednesday afternoon while
walking along Wyandotte street near
Nlnth street He vas taken 10 police
headquarters for treatment His con.
dluon Is not dangerous
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17

@Grzugsiy tells ne BE Is Sofng wua-
dsuiui work with his wessnt employer.
I di1ut knOE he Wa particularly
Eyr5ng il basiuez
He LsnL He's merely ~paric1izFsy
strong IN talking abort businez
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17

To have hsaltsfss mk aad eitisf AA.-
A& 8sEaecss ru carsaE ~ a = ea
s1fN - Tc4tinE wI 4taero lmfaarttia -
NHekg ~ nA& Aarf heuespsw Nes
arN cstNTaaa earzfrE erer1GE sta anaa
tEfy ussh SKA alahss sta .eaaaa ssaA
ss4s frr1 atfy fats te trsrs SAP anl
~thQrEa1 3aN alt ar a. pans Al
NkeA ELEANOR ~ PAlKER
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17
MR. Folk As AN sNaINgER.
The Governor Manipulated the ThrOt.
tie a. n Were = "Lid" handle.

SPRINGFIELD. Mo-The a. A. r.
veterans returning from the annual
reunion in Humansyille Thursday
night had a novel engineer. Governor
Joseph W. Polk handled the throttle
The train Was more than an hour late.
but from what cause the governor
did not say. SIR. Folk manipulated
the Larotiio u Il u 3 the handle
OF the 81 Louie "a and the regular
engineer vas greatly pleased at the
aptness Of his pupil
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17

Write q s e. Warnsr G. p an4 T.
A Kansas cu soaAerp r.. KnnsAs
Cfv. Ma fr iaiarnatiaa eoaeeraiaE
Nee G0yerSnsat Heassteaas Seu
coiooy iocastona ImpFoye1 farm2
MinsrAl lanta Rics lRnas and Tl1ber
hnds sni Or copy q cuusat Eseaa
Rssiuess ogpertaniile2 Rica boek K
C. 3 Fruit Rook cAeAp rouaa trio
aonsseeksrs usksss ca ale nrst asa
Asra ruesakys u each moatA TAa
abort nns 10 M LAS q RalnlnsuL~
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17

Mama said STearoia NErgsA
I'm make = bargain pifh Toa
-What kiad q a bargain ny dearF
asked her mother.
IL yeah Eixe E4e = sanny every
6zy 10 buy candy sin replles TIE
Small Diplomat FIN not ten anyozs
yoa have store tseth
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17
TO INVESTIGATE SALMON BANK.
The Henry County Grand Jury Was
Drawn Frisay.

CLINTON, NO. - The following
grand jury for the September term Of
the circuit court Was chosen Friday;
George Goodln; r. f Wall. Frank
Kenslnger. Samuel Beck. J. Arhaugh.
Homer r. oalsoa. John Wiley. Dillon
Condor. Charles Cheatham. Andrew
valley. Jas p. Picker and Willard
ChRrcs.
The grand Jury viii investiEate the
alleged criminal mismanagement Of
the Salmon bank affairs. Nine OF
the number are farmers. The salmon
hank invesiis alton viii be under the
direction OF Prosecuting Attorney
Hinkle. aided by A~ttorney general
Hadley
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17
WAS A PRESIDENT or N. 8. D.
Or. Benjamin Lake Minor 10 Dead IN
Richmond, W..

Richmond, Va.
COLUMBIA. NC. information
reached Columbia of the death IN
Richmond, Va. OF Dr. benjamin Lake
Minor. president Of the University Of
Missouri from 1850 10 1862. Dr.. Minor
was = native OF Virginia. In the sum.
mer OF 1850 he was elected president
OF the University Of Missouri he was
installed in October Of the same year,
He completed the session Of isf0-ef
and begun that Of ls0l-c2. lie con.
tinued even after the grounds Of the
university and some Of the buildings
were occupied BY Federal soldiers.
The provisional state government re-
moved the university curators and ap-
pointed new ones who In March, 1899,
discontinued the faculty.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17

BooNvlLLE. MOD y p. lief.
non OF chinicothc committed suicide
here by taking a dose Of morphine
He had been stopping 81 the Million
hotel Tor a week
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17

wosxies- Hisks has a xreat nsnory
.t~ detsils aasap hef
moeeles-l 2Qne ka0u re has
.owe9 me- sia ioy iaFes years aoe taa
apparCntly he kas enite iassostea T.
-Somessilis Jo9raaL
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17

MEXICO Mos-A "a king. II Rood
house. "a. Was Allied IN tha railroad
yards q this clg SATURDAY while try.
ing 10 set on al oassoiag freisAt tg&la
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17

said a vesT reh girl a. Ds M1zL
IL Wedlack no zaE 4 Eu 0-a
Lest harry for rz1E
So a nozEL rhclsh q crank
Cane along and a1neze5 al her
ooaies-EEazs CITY Dr1Ears
Te3eEzz
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17
snrne 90 sterles

A erowd o. fellows wsna sittiaE on
the sidewalk IN front o. TIE hotei
When ! took the only vacant ehsir All
were strangers to me and 10 one an
other. Finally a dried Up youuE "a.
low who Travelled fog . Nhlto soods
establishment said;
well sir ! see the mercury vas
up 10 AS az phoeuix Yesterday
Is thar sog replied the shoe drurs
mer. Hah' saiaF notsin 60 SPEAK
Of see q rit 20 bot aoeu in Nestco
that the grease ran onea ne gEeas.
crR
Here a feiloW broke Ia uho haa fesf
returned from Panama
"AW. you fellows make me tired I
boen down 20 Ransma kespia hocks
for the canal superintendent Oae
SUNDAY anernoon saoat 4 oeiock
when I had faar uisger siris fauuin'
me vith q ran hunE on a tree hero
vas a ramhie inside the o2fth iEst b.
meath mo uko sonsaetg kuoeRing GA a
donr
~ma yoa md out What VAS kncck.
ing asked he 81 Joe representative
Yea reRiica the Raaaua nan as
he shifted his chair q . spit Into tAe
gutter. it vas ths aoyn kuoesia' en-
eat-Kausas CITY nroFes rae
gran
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17

This table shows for each n the five
principal spring wheat states The COZ
diuon On August in each Of yhe last
three years and that On July /. 1895.
with the ten-year August averages:
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17

Is u true nat every rear, iQr no
past ten yeanS lore psople have beea
hiied IN esiebr4sing ths Fourth q
1giy thAn we're ki,icd Ia aay oRe bat.
ts q Ae resolalloas Never miaA
Let's b. pasriotic
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17

A BisckNater. NO. Elevator Burned.
BfACKwATER Motto min and
elevator here burned Monday night
A quantity Of wheat aud flour burned
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17

To have learssd what b worth
whiie and thea 70 % h. Is 10 have
ekssat nore thaa = haa1fal % happ~
ncsa
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17

A SRI doesnt reany believe thak
= yoaAs nsa never mado lore -
another Eid ssi 80 says sAs dssA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17

TIE straw nag Is 60 - aheashei IN
the British nayy ana she sailors wul
slr -hite hslmets Ca tropical asTsica
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17
SEARCHING FOR BODIES
OF HIS FAMILY

BOONVILLE. NO ~ A systematic
search organized By William Courtney
and DIT J. c. Carney. the grietstricket
husl and and fataCr OF the four drowneS
the Missouri river at this place
Thursday evening. has continued al
DAY. The diver sent for from St Louis
viii arrive In the morning and viii
make a through search in the drift
wood surrounding the pier a shori
distance above which the boat over
turned.
SEDAJIA. MO-The bodies OF two
OF the victims OF the launch accident
ia the Missouri river near Boonvillt
Thursday night were recovered az
Rochcfort The bodies are those Of
Miss Men varney and Helen Courtney
The search for the bodies Of Mrs
Courtney and her other daughter o
tinues
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17

sasie-WhEt makes the factory
whistle bios 50 early il fAs morninS.
dsd9 Dah-ue englaeer wishes 70
wake pp eTevbody rhaf 8oesur havs
q 80 70 work a. sooa as ~ does.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-17

The following table shows tbe es6
mated average yield per acre 10 bash
els and centals IN each q the eleven
principal winter wheat states iu 1895
and lsof he figures for 1884 being
the final estimates issued December
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