Lawson's Remedy Not Feasible says Kansas speech by Lawson
The Public reviews Thomas W. Lawson's plan to force a market collapse by widespread selling of stocks and bonds, to be replaced by government or non-system investments. It questions practicality, cooperation among the people, and the risk of crashing prices while noting later steps remain undisclosed.
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Kansas
Jerome
New York
Thomas W. Lawson
Syatem
Lawson
Lawcon
Mr. Lawson
Electric Bitters Credited With Curing Stomach and Nerve Ailments
Public reports the tonic Electric Bitters as a cure for sick stomach liver and kidney complaints. Mary H Walters of Columbus Ohio recounts severe illness and insomnia eased after starting the medicine and a rapid recovery. Guaranteed at Red Cross Pharmacy price 50 cents.
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Mary H. ‘Walters
St. Clair Ave
Columbus
Red Cross Pharmacy
Peculiar Disappearance Attributed To Dr King’s Life Pulls
J D Runyan of Butlerville Indiana claims his stomach distress and biliousness vanished after using Dr King’s New Life Pills. He praises them as a remedy for dizziness sour stomach headache and constipation. Guaranteed at Red Cross Pharmacy for 25 cents.
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Pculiar
J. D. Runyan
Butlerville
Eastern Press Opinion on the Games and Senator's Downfall
The piece reports United States Senator John Hipple Mitchell of Oregon found guilty of using his office for private profit in a land fraud case. It cites reactions from the Boston Transcript, Pittsburg Times, and Springfield Republican, noting the frauds across Oregon and Washington and the political fallout within the Oregon Republican ranks. It also covers a local recap of a Pippins versus Olympia baseball game, detailing scoring, players, and the crowd’s attendance on a cold day.
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John Hipple Mitchell
United States
Oregon
Washington
Mitchell
Interior Department
Boston Transcript
Senate
Hermann
Republican Party of
Pittsburg
Springfield Republican
Dad Brown
Senators
Lawmakers
Broadhurst
Harper
Titus
Sullivan
Swartz
Brown
Dean
Whalen
Ford
Aberdeen
Olympia
Pippins
Quick
Guaranteed Cure for Piles from Paris Medicine Co
Promote PAZO OINTMENT as a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding forms. Claims refund of money if it fails to cure any case within 6 to 14 days. First application brings relief. Price 50 cents. order by sending stamps if druggist does not have it.
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Druggista
Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
School District 5 Billing Notice From Board
Notice states no bill for material or labor will be approved unless furnished on requisition by a director or city superintendent and counter signed by the clerk, the authorized purchasing agent. Bills are approved and paid on the 10th of each month by order of the board. July Annar 10, Sqna te W. R. Macfartane, Clerk.
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Annar
Yardmen Strike Ends as Mills Settle at Two Dollars
Yardmen at the sawmills reach a $2.00 per day agreement starting August 1. Mills resume operations with Finns at West & Slade and Anderson & Middleton slow to restart. Language requirements spark tension as managers demand English speakers for employment. Strike officially closes after a Finns hall meeting approves return to work and authorities stand by for safety.
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Anderson & Middleton
West & Slade Mills
West & Slade
Mack
Middleton
Bryden & Leitch
Polson Logging Co
O. K. Logging Co
Tidewater
Finn’s Hall
Mille
Graham
Marshal Carter
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Wee Willie Campbell
P.g.’S
Hoquiam
Olympia Cafe
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W. R. Macfartane
Yardmen’s Strike
Thas
Aberdeen’s Best Store
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W. Hume
Will Lanning
Attorney- at-Law
Dabney Elk
Geo. Fisher
Model Bakery
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Zelasko Furniture CO
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