Farmers To Face Free Trade Push On Cattle And Meat
The morning dispatches report President Wilson’s refusal to support protective duties on cattle wheat meat and flour threatening farmers and meat producers with free trade. The Globe Democrat notes Australian beef imports may surge as Panama Canal opens and discusses Australian concessions and cattle expansion affecting U S markets.
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Republican Party
Hig Farm
Globe Democrat
St. Louis
W1.c
Iowa
Australia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
United States
Pacific Coast
Panama Canal
Gulf
Atlantic
Capacity expansion tied to Australian inspection stamp ruling
The agreement aims to boost American trade by creating substantial new capacity. The move relies heavily on the recent ruling that recognizes the inspection stamp of Australian inspectors, signaling smoother cross border verification and trade flow.
English King a Sportsman in Outdoor Pursuits
King George V enjoys racing, shooting, and hunting in Hyde Park and across England. Described as an excellent shot and skilled horseman, he often rides daily and has been ranked among top coronation era sportsmen. His fame boosts pigeon racing and grouse shooting in the era.
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George V
England
Alfonso
Spain
George
Hyde Park
London
Prince of Wales
King George
Edward
Long Prison Record of Mrs Pankhurst Head of English Suffragists
Emmeline Pankhurst, a leading English suffragist, has endured multiple arrests and long prison terms for militant action in the suffrage movement. Her 1908 and 1912 sentences included hard labor and hunger strikes, with hunger strikes and alleged forced feeding reported. She pled guilty at one point, denounced laws she called man made, and vowed to continue her fight for women’s vote.
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Emmeline Pankhurst
Engishwowen
David Lloyd- George
France
Erty
Lloyd-George
Walton Heath
Surrey County Court
Holloway
Central Criminal Court
London
Charles Montague Lush
Conscience Conversation Between Mrs Knage and Counselor
A brief exchange pits Mrs Knage against a counselor over the meaning of conscience. Mr Knage asserts understanding, while the counselor defines conscience as an inward urge to justify one’s faults by blaming others.
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Mrs. Knage
Mr. Knage
Reversed Greeble and the Father Claim in Exchange
In a tense exchange, a man denies paternity, insisting the possession mentioned belongs to the other side. He proclaims, I am his father, while the other party rejects the claim. The scene unfolds amid a charged dispute highlighted by the Christian Register quote.
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Greeble
Craw
Christian Register
Judge sets July 21 hearing on Blakedell check bid
Judge J B Rockafellow ordered a July 21 hearing on the certified check bid by Blakedell Co with its ALN & S bid, and instructed notice to Blakedell and Denison Bank. The court annulled Blakedell's road bid and a resale will be held per Judge Arthur’s order on the 10th. Special Elks meeting noted. authorities and names listed.
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Rockafellow
Wakedell Co
AON
J. B. Rockafellow
Blakedell Company
ALN. & S
Denison Bank
Arthur
Grinnell College Orchestra To Perform June 16
Grinnell College Orchestra keeps Monday evening open for a concert at the Congregational Church. The group, listed at 27 members, showcases talented musicians in a community event scheduled for June 16.
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Grinnell College
Congregational Church
Adair Couple United In Methodist Marriage
At 12 15 today at the Methodist parsonage Rev Elias Handy united Frank M Duff and Myrtle R Lovell in marriage. They were accompanied by Duff's parents Mr and Mrs Wm Duff and brothers in law and sister Mr and Mrs T Anderson. After a two weeks wedding trip they will live in Adair where Duff will enter the livery business.
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Methodist Parsonage
Elias Handy
Adair
Frank M. Duff
Myrtle R. Lovell
Wm. Duff
T. Anderson
Duff
Kathleen Dimick
EL. Freeman
Audubon
Maurice Alexander
Hudson
Brayton
O. F. Ide
Charles Ide
Amed
Noel Heath
Omaha
Frank Harris
Avoca
Bartlett
Ralph Curry
Atlantic
I. P. Halleck
Arthur Anderson
Chicago
Arthur Blom
Christy Knudsen
Rev. Rawn
Oakhill Lutheran Church
Moorehead
Oakhill
St. John
Rawn
Ira Black
J. R. Black
Marion Jenkins
Texas
L. ©. Heath
Arlene Bartlett
Luther Hensley
Extra
Koob
Jack Cannon
John Peterson
Ruth
Isaac Smith
Brayton Lodge Organized and Local Social News
A Danish Brotherhood lodge was organized in Brayton with 23 members and officers to be installed Friday night. Numerous visits and calls from nearby towns were noted, plus births, travels, and a deer event. Rev Rawn resigns from Oakhill Lutheran, moving to Moorehead Iowa for residence.
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Brayton
H. A. Pinckney
Lake Benton
Minn
Lincoln County
J. F. Jensen
Tacoma
Wash
Peter Beck
Potatoes 40c Per Bushel at Berch's
Potatoes sell for 40 cents per bushel at Berch's store. Local shoppers can purchase fresh spuds at the advertised price. Limited stock reported as available for a short time.
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Berch’s
Opening Dance at Crystal Lake Rink
Opening dance night at Crystal Lake rink on Thursday evening June 5 and dances each Thursday of the season. Music provided by the Phelps orchestra. The rink is open to skaters daily. Spe…
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Crystal Lake Rink
Phelps Orchestra
Spe
Atlantic Knitting Company to advertise nationwide slides
Carl Lauritzen, manager of the Atlantic Knitting Company, plans to produce advertising slides for Atlantic knit goods. The slides will be shown in picture houses nationwide where the goods are sold, promoting both the products and Atlantic as a brand.
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Carl Lauritzen
Atlantic Knitting Company
Atlantic
Atlantic Algo
Christensen Bros Potatoes Priced At 30 Cents A Bushel
Christensen Bros advertise potatoes at 30 cents a bushel. Market listing shows a simple pricing notice with company name and product. No additional details or dates provided.
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Christensen Bros
Suit filed by R. W. Kay Company against Dora Melcher
The R. W. Kay Company of Chicago, represented by attorney B A Goodspeed, files a district court suit against Miss Dora Melcher seeking $198.16 on account. An attachment has been requested and issued in the case.
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R. W. Kay Company of
Chicago
B. A. Goodspeed
Clerk of the District Court
Dora Melcher
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