Ask the Candidate and the Commoner’s public Q&A plan
The piece urges voters to question presidential hopefuls on public issues before the election. It endorses The Commoner and cites the need for candidates to reveal their records and stand on tariff reform, trusts, independence for the Philippines, campaign finance, banking, and state rights.
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Dynamite Farming Gains Ground in Tree Planting
An Omaha World Herald editorial on dynamite farming cites dramatic claims that explosive charges loosen soil, clear stumps, and enrich land. Proponents say old orchards recover, rocky tracts become arable, and costs drop from 148 to 16 dollars per acre in reclaimed sites.
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BE. C. Burton
Herald
Omaha World- Herald
Long Island
Seven Typhoid Cases In One Family In Belmont
Frances Danes the Red Cross nurse returned Sunday from Belmont forty five miles northwest of Alliance where she had been called by Dr Hartwell of Crawford to attend seven typhoid fever cases in one family. The father and six children were sick in a two room house with all patients in one room. The family had difficulty securing nurses. Danes was the sixth. Three physicians were involved before Dr Hartwell took charge and drove down from Crawford daily. She left all seven convalescent.
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Frances Danes
Red Cross
Belmont
Alliance
Hartwell
Crawford
Mrs. Danes
Portland Letter From W F Knight Describes Rose Carnival
The Herald prints a letter from W F Knight sending his paper to 80 Emerson St Portland Oregon and sharing impressions of the country He calls it a land of flowers praises the Rose Carnival notes crowds and compares Corvallis unfavorably before returning to Portland He also mentions persistent cloudy rainy weather with limited sun over the past week.
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W. F. Knight
Emerson St
Portland
Oregon
Corvalis
Departure of Mr and Mrs J R Sherman from Hotel Alliance
Notice records the withdrawal of Mr. and Mrs. J R Sherman from Alliance noting their health driven move to a Denver area homestead with ten acres near the car line. They leave amid praise for their service and promise the Herald will report Alliance news. Also announces the Peoples Independent Party Nebraska state convention in Lincoln on July 25 1911 at 2 30 pm to adopt a platform and organize the state campaign with delegate apportionment.
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J. R. Sherman
Hotel Alliance
Denver
Sherman
Mr. Sherman
The
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Peoples’ Independent Party of
Nebraska
Lincoln
Douglas Richardson
Dundy
Rock
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Nebraska Populista
Sec. Co
Frontier Day at Cheyenne Expanded to Four Days
The 16th annual Frontier celebration in Cheyenne will run August 23 to 26, adding a fourth day. Committee chair E W Stone leads the Citizens Frontier committee, claiming this will be the biggest event yet.
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Cheyenne
E. W. Stone
Citizens’ Frontier Committee
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised by Carpenter
E. B. Lopez of Manilla New York car penter says he always carries Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and that no cut wound bruise or sore would escape healing. The salve claims to heal burns boils scalds cracked hands lips fever sores skin eruptions eczema corns and piles. 25c at F J Brennan’s drug store.
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Bucklen
Lopez
Manilla
N. Y
F. J. Brennan
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