Message Read to Congress Tariff and Policy Proposals
The president urges no tariff revision now and outlines issues from injunctions without notice to post office losses. He calls for tighter rules on injunctions, reviews interstate commerce laws, and favors a ship subsidy. He discusses New Mexico and Arizona statehood, Alaska governance, and conservation. He notes high prices and prosperity with rising costs.
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Congress
Interior Department
New Mexico
Arizona
Recovery from heart wounds and a giant eagle sighting
In 1881 Dr Roberts proposed sewing heart wounds but it was dismissed as a joke. In 1897 Dr Rekn of Germany achieved the first recovery from a heart wound. There have been 16 such operations with seven amazing recoveries. A monster eagle with a white head and tail is reported flying over the lower Kennebec, possibly nesting near Arrowsic Bowdoin Globe.
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Roberts
Sewin
Rekn
Germany
Kennebec
Arrowsic
Bowton Globe
The Intellectuals and the White Horse Pool on the Line
Commuters called the Intellectuals travel daily between summer homes and New York. Each morning they form a white horse pool guessing the number of white horses spotted along the railway line, with the closest guess winning the pool.
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New York
Mazie Questions Band Lessons From Mother
Mazie listens as her mother plays piano and asks if she took band lessons when she was a little girl. The exchange reveals Mazie’s curiosity about musical training and parental memory.
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Mazie
Mamma
Noted experts to speak at Calhoun county farm rally
Next Saturday December 11 is set for a major farm demonstration in Calhoun county with Rolando Turner and national and state officials from the demonstration work. Auburn professors Dan T Gray and L N Duncan plus USDA dairy chief 8 D Dow, Alabama agriculture commissioner J A Wilkinson, and district agent J T Watt will instruct farmers on advanced methods to boost yields and modernize tillage at the county courthouse starting 10 a m.
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Calhoun County
Roland Turner
R.S. Wilson
D. Dow
Dairy
United States Department of Agriculture
Dan T. Gray
Auburn College
L. N. Duncan
Alabama
J. A. Wilkinson
Agriculture
J. T. Watt
Court House
Turner
Car Plant Resumes as Kilby Lets Contract for 3000 Axles
The Western Steel Car and Foundry Company began Monday to manufacture 3000 axles for the Kilby Locomotive Company. President T. E. Kilby confirmed the order, while Manager Hudson refused to release further details and cautioned that the rolling mill is only operating to fulfill the Kilby order.
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Kilby
T. E. Kilby
Locomotive and Machine Works
Hudson
Noble Street
Kilby Locomotive Company
Rev George Stoves Joins First Church Roanoke
The North Alabama conference adjourned to meet in Huntsville in 1910. Appointments include Rev George Stoves to First Church Roanoke and G W Read as presiding elder of Talladega district. Stoves is a former Roanoke district presiding elder with noted reputation.
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Roanoke
North Alabama
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Huntsville
Talladega District
G. L. Jenkins
Anniston Church
George Stoves
Childersburg
J. W. Tucker
Columbiana
D. C. McNott
D. C. McNott; Heflin, J. T. Black; Jacksonville, F. L. Aldridge; Lanier
J. P. Cornelius
Trarpersville
G. W. Krickley
Lincoln
J. C. Craig
Munford
J. H. Harris
Oxford
L. F. Parrish
Oxanna
J. M. Springfield
Piedmont
J. T. Tertry
Spring Garden
S. L. Pruitt
Sylacauga
J. G. Williams
J. W. Culberson
Talladega
G. W. Read
White Plains
L. Summer
Wilsonville
W. C. Edins
Alexandria
J. L. Wilkins
Edwardsville
PF. A. Vann
Birmingham First Church
C. Branscomb
Highlands
H. C. Howard
Bessemer
L. F. Sturdevant
Ensley
J. D Simpson
Athens
J. A. Duncan
Decatur
J. Newman
New Decatur
E. B. Norton
Attalla
P. L. Abernathy
Gadsden
J. W. Johnson
Guntersville
W. K. Simpson
Tuscaloosa
W. G. Henry
Jenkins
Anniston
First Methodist Church
Roanoke Dis
Teachers Institute Set For Next Week In County
Next week teachers convene Thursday and Friday for the Teachers Institute in the county. The program lists devotional exercises, Welcome and responses, sessions on school organization, reading, geography of Alabama, punctuality, rural grading, arithmetic, grammar, teaching agriculture, library, course of study, U S history and psychology with multiple instructors and adjournments.
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H. T
P.E. McMahan
C. M. Williams
J. E. McCullough
V. B. Mackey
G. G. Coheely
Gunnels
G. W. Landers
W. J. Young
M. M. Bannister
Bessie Monson
J. Li. Liles
Josie Wilson
O. B. Myrick
Want ads vital on day you decide to sell your house
The notice emphasizes importance of placing want ads when preparing to sell a home. It advises timely advertising to reach buyers and secure a profitable sale, highlighting market timing and visibility in local listings.
John T. Rowland Seeks Calhoun County Sheriff Office
John T. Rowland announces candidacy for sheriff of Calhoun County subject to Democratic party action. He asks for citizen support and votes and pledges to discharge the duties to the best of his ability if elected.
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Calhoun County
John T. Rowland
T. Brooks
Democratic Party
Parker and Brooks enter Calhoun sheriff race in Democratic primary
William Be Parker declares his candidacy for sheriff of Calhoun County in the upcoming Democratic primary. T Brooks also announces as a candidate for the same office and asks voters for support.
Por Sheriff Declares Candidacy Under Democratic Party
Por Sheriff announces his candidacy subject to Democratic party action. He presents his platform and seeks party support for the upcoming primary.
Henry announces candidacy for Calhoun County Sheriff
O D Henry declares his run for the office of Sheriff of Calhoun County as a Democratic candidate. He solicits countywide support and pledges to discharge duties faithfully and competently in the public interest if elected.
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Calhoun County
O D. Henry
Favored Home Industry in a Cleveland Bookshop Story
A Cleveland bookseller recalls a humorous talk with a wealthy yet illiterate client who bought a house in Kensington and demanded attractive books to fill an empty library. The bookseller offers bindings in Russet and Morocco, prompting the client to ask why not Cleveland bindings.
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Kensington
Ruseta
Morocco
Cleveland
Foreign language signs aid American tourist studies
Mrs. Cumrox explains that shops print signs in foreign languages to assist American tourists. She notes that such signs help visitors adapt and learn during their travels, reflecting practical measures to ease comprehension.
Berkeley horticulturist claims all year white strawberry
Hugo H. Lilienthal of Berkeley asserts a white strawberry variety that bears fruit year round, not limited to traditional seasons, representing a notable breakthrough in horticulture.
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Hugo H. Lilienthal
Berkeley
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Alaska
Conservation of Natural Resources
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United States
Great Farmers
Western Steel Car and Foundry
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Ture
Compa
Model City
George Jenkins
DR. Simpson
J. D. Ellis
Lyman Abbott
Lyman
Christ
America
Otero
Danger
Leopold
Paris
Educational Leaders of County
D. R. Murphey
F. B. Williams
T. M. Evans
Alma Whiteside
L. T., Grogan
Bessie Elis
J. M. Buttram
Daisy Downing
C. W. Daugette
Pet Trotter
Lara Stewart
Z. V. Barker
Louise Pelham
Annie Menning
Belle Walker
Geography of
Kad Prickett
Prof
C. Miler
Sam Pelham
U. S. History
W. R. Hightower
Thomas F. Ryan
Equitable Assurance Society
J. Pierpont Morgan
William BE. Parker
Por Sheriff
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