Cotton by J B Turner Memphis Report on August Crop Progress
Report from J B Turner in Memphis notes August showed irregularity across the cotton belt with some states like Texas open and picking starting, while others report mixed fruitage and growth. Severe drought in places and late rain affect bolls, with Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma Tennessee improving, and pests limited to few areas as cotton nears maturity.
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Men Who Succeed Need Health to Lead Enterprises
Endorsed by Chas B Allen of Sylvania Ga, Electric Bitters are praised as a life changer for energy and recovery. The ad claims four bottles cured rheumatism liver stomach and kidney troubles, urging readers to try at modest cost.
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B. Allen
Sylvania
W.’J. Smith , Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Ohio's special election on forty-two constitutional amendments
intense interest spans Ohio as voters decide on a broad set of proposed changes adopted by the constitutional convention. Ballots are long and individual proposals will be voted on separately with universal and legal turnout rules. If approved, the state would gain a largely new constitution with sweeping reforms including women’s suffrage, primaries for state officers, initiative and referendum, civil service, and more.
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Beeriven
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Supreme Court
United States
Civil Service
Gotham News and City Scenes in Septembers Light and Shadow
Special to the Banner from New York on September 2 reports coal shortages risking a costly heating season as thousands rush to stockpile anthracite amid spring labor disruption. The piece also charts rapid population growth, suburban expansion, aristocratic property probes, Black Hand threats to Rockefeller’s Tarrytown estate, and Sullivan clan’s latest picnic dampened by Rosenthal era scrutiny.
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New York
Gotham
Metropolis
National bakers set sanitary campaign at annual convention
Louisville hosts the National Association of Master Bakers as they start a week of business sessions led by President George F. Clarke of Jamestown. The meeting focuses on nationwide efforts for sanitary bakeries and improved handling of bakery products amid wide attendance.
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Louisville
National Association of Master Bakers
George F. Clarke
Jamestown
Southern Railway promotes cattle farming in the Southeast
Atlanta on September 2. The Southern Railway issues an instructive booklet on beef cattle feeding and management to spur stock raising across the Southeast. Noted experts Professor Curtis and Professor Gray contribute detailed methods to profit from underused land and enrich farmland. Copies available by writing F L Ward, livestock agent, Atlanta. Also Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by dealers and a buyer in Ohio Falls Indiana.
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Southern Railway Company
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North Carolina Experiment Station
Dan T. Gray
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Chamberlain
Reuter murder case prep for Tulsa trial
Preparations near completion for the Reuter murder case to be tried in Tulsa’s superior court this month. Defendants include Mrs Laura M Reuter and Bud Beellew Guy D Mackenzie and Joe Bayer. The victim Charles T Reuter a well known lawyer was killed May 5 with diamonds and money missing. A masked man with a red light fled the scene. Police pursued a conspiracy theory with robbery as a cover before the trial. Also a tested kidney remedy ad note by T L Parks of Georgia.
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Charles T. Reuter
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Post Office Clerks Meet at National Convention in Boston
Several hundred delegates representing about 26 000 clerks gathered in Boston to open the annual United National Association of Postoffice Clerks convention. The meeting will run through the week to discuss salaries hours and working conditions and other postal service issues.
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Ranner
Boston
Mass
United National Association of Postoffice Clerks
Out of doors needed for health says ad
Running up and down stairs sweeping and bending over making beds will not make a woman healthy or beautiful. She must get out of doors walk a mile or two every day and take Chamberlain's Tablets to improve her digestion and regulate her bowels. For sale by all dealers.
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