Former Georgian Wins High Honors in Nebraska
Omaha reports that former Georgian Howell, born July 17, 1868 in Milton county, received high honors in Nebraska. He studied at Emory College and legal training in Atlanta before moving to Nebraska in 1882. Howell practiced in North Loup, Albion, Blair, and Omaha, forming a long lasting law partnership with A W Jeffries since 1900. He shifted from Democrat to Republican in 1889 and has since been a dedicated party worker without previously holding office.
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Nitro glycerine used in war on coyotes in Whisky Valley
Spokane Washington January 29 special unique and certain of results is the method employed by Gate Mahon and a mining pair of prospectors in the Whisky Valley district central Washington. They use nitro glycerine and have already collected over 220 dollars in bounties on scalps brought to the auditor of Kittitas County. Mahon boasted of success and said coyotes and other wild animals are the main companions of his life while prospecting.
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A Dyspepsia Cure Claim Exposed in Ad Text
An advertisement touts a dyspepsia remedy Diapepsin as a cure for indigestion with claims of rapid relief and appetite restoration. It links digestion improvement to general well being and notes a wireless signature transmission mentioned in Popular Mechanics for context.
Lightweight Lure for Farmers to Root Out Coyotes
A speaker promotes using blasting to kill coyotes, noting immediate fatalities and the county bounty system under state law. He claims to have slain hundreds of pests and intends to continue, arguing the program benefits farmers and stockgrowers by reducing worst enemies.
Atlanta Post Office Land Deeded to Government History
A look into Atlanta real estate aiding the post office deed to the government and the bid for a city hall. Records show the 1875 fee simple conveyance from Westmoreland and others, with two year construction proviso and a later $750000 appropriation for a new post office and courthouse. Postal receipts rose from 59409 in 1880 to 908264.41 by 1910, while population climbed from about 37,499 to an estimated 125,002.
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The Way to Cure All Skin Diseases Adverts Cullen
An advertisement denounces external skin creams as useless and promotes Stuart’s Calcium Wafers as a blood purifying internal treatment. It claims purifying the blood eliminates blemishes and wrinkles, building strength and circulation for clear skin. Sample requests are urged with address in Marshall, Michigan.
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Tick Eradication Boosts Southern Cattle Prices
Washington reports tick eradication raises southern cattle prices in northern markets by about 3 dollars per head and adds about 2 million dollars in annual value. Freed districts see faster calf growth, better weight gain, and easier market access with quarantine removal, while breeders gain from higher quality stock.
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War Vessels on the Great Lakes Question Grows
The piece discusses the number of war vessels on the Great Lakes as a looming issue for the government. It notes Secretary Knox may face hard choices, with only one armed vessel on the lakes and a U S fleet ready to dominate in case of sudden conflict, highlighting potential strategic questions for policy.
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Education carried to farmers on their farms
Minnesota plans a system of twelve demonstration farms operated under the Minnesota Federation of Commercial Clubs to teach modern cropping methods directly on farms. Each eighty acre unit will be overseen by experts, with farm records showing profits, and regional meetings to discuss farming problems. Demonstration sites already exist in Steckenridge, Renville, Pipestone, Osakis, Delano, Bemid, Wadena, East Grand Forks, Detroit Lakes, Rothsay, Willmar, Stewartville, and more locations planned to cover Minnesota conditions.
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Reproducing a Baseball Game on Board
A description explains an electric score board showing all players, positions, and actions during a baseball game. It details how strikes balls outs and base moves are indicated and notes lighting to show field positions and outcomes. The piece references illustrations in Popular Mechanics from February.
Moving Pictures of German Royalty in Battle Array
February Popular Mechanics describes moving pictures shot by electrically driven cameras under Emperor William and the crown prince. The film shows two charges across a parade ground as the prince helps his officers with cannon handling then places a cell in the breech. The films are reportedly to be sold for public viewing to show the future emperor in battle dress.
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