Opening of Standing Rock and Cheyenne River Reservations
The Standing Rock and Cheyenne River Indian Reservations in South Dakota and North Dakota open in October offering thousands 160 acres of fertile land for a small per acre fee. Registration runs Oct 4 to 23 with a drawing in Aberdeen on Oct 26. Descriptive folder available from Fr A Miller Milwaukee St Paul Railway Chicago.
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Standing Rock
Cheyenne River
South Dakota
North Dakota
Aberdeen
Cwnicaco
Miwatker & St. Park
Pacific Coast
Fr. A. Miller
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Chicago
Pettitts Eye Salve Ad in Old Time Ad Snippet
An OCR fragment presents Pettitts Eye Salve claim for eye strain and watery eyes with notices of retailers in Wulfalo New York. Unclear dialogue parodies reference trust discussions and a joke about coffee and butter to prevent boiling.
Better Not Overlook the Farmer in Tariff Debate
The article argues for protecting farmers with duties on grain and agricultural products, linking farmer protection to manufacturing needs. It criticizes opponents of protection and notes interdependence of American industrial interests, urging the Republican party to consider farmers in tariff legislation. It also surveys European reactions, noting Germany and France dislike, Britain’s toleration, and America’s dominant position in raw materials and food exports.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Republican Party
Europe
Germany
France
Paris
Great Britain
McKinley
Dingles
America
Toledo Blade
State Department
Department of Commerce and Labor
Ingland
England
Mitself
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Taft May Back Changes to Interstate Commerce Body
The article describes a push to alter the Interstate Commerce Commission into a judicial body able to investigate complaints against carriers, prosecute offenders, and enforce rulings. It contrasts insurgent and progressive factions led by Aldrich Cannon versus Dolliver Cumming Beveridge and Mulvane, noting anticipated presidential support and Taft’s changing stance for next winter.
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Tart
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Aldrich
Cannon
Dolliver
Cumming
Beveridge
Mulvane
Taft
Toledo Blade
Wealth distribution in the United States analysis
The text argues one fifth of U S wealth lies in soil across 759657 farms with average state value 3574 dollars. Real estate outside farms holds two fifths, while savings deposits and life insurance total about one tenth. It contends wealth is more widely distributed than critics claim and decries millionaire dominance.
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United States
Ceusne Bureau
America
Fire Alarm School
Congress Fights Over Trust Law Revisions and ICC Reform
The session will contest trust law revisions and seek a stronger Interstate Commerce Commission. Supreme Court rulings have weakened the Hepburn act, allowing railroads to influence coal markets through subsidiaries. Critics urge crushing such control to safeguard independent coal mines and consumers from price manipulation.
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Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Supreme Court
Trade push urged as exports lag and imports rise
Under Secretary Knox a fund of 100000 dollars aims to open new markets for U S exports and broaden current ones. After a period of favorable balances the year ending June 1908 showed a peak then a substantial drop. Officials urge private enterprise and lessons from Europe to expand sales abroad while noting potential shifts as crops move to Europe.
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Knox
Aueuat
Europe
Casks Drift Across Arctic, Proving Ocean Currents Theory
A nine year voyage of cask No 26 dispatched from Cape Bathurst supports geographers' view of a west to east polar current. Made to survive ice with iron hoops, the spindle four foot vessel likely drifted northward past Prince Patrick Island toward the North Atlantic, covering roughly two thousand four hundred miles.
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Geographical Society of Philadelphia
Arctic Ocean
Cape Bathurst
Soro Island
Norway
Polar Sea
Melville
Henry C. Bryant
Prince Patrick Island
Grant Land
Greenland
Spitzbergen
North Atlantic
Succotash Method From Early Kitchen Note
Instructional recipe steps for making succotash using one dozen ears of corn and a pint of Lima beans. Details include boiling beans, combining with corn and bean liquid, adding butter and pepper, then cooking on top of the stove until two boils occur before serving.
Waffle Batter Instructions Stir in Butter and Eggs
A basic waffle batter combines a quart of flour with enough milk to form a stiff batter. Stir in melted butter salt and baking powder and beat to a cream. Add two beaten eggs and bake in hot greased waffle irons. The second batch usually improves as irons heat evenly.
Homemade Frozen Cream Cheese Dishes And Kitchen Tips
A collection of household recipes includes freezing cream cheese with salt and flavorings, serving on lettuce with currant jelly, and various desserts. It also offers methods for boiling figs with milk and sugar, peach preserves, buttered muffins, and chicken casseroles, plus cleaning and kitchen efficiency tips.
Remarkable remedy for kidney bladder and liver troubles
It proclaims a most effective and reliable remedy for kidney, bladder and liver troubles. It claims instant relief and quick cures, with immediate action on cases of suppressed or retained urine.
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Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy, N. Y
Saved friend from Scafford returns to Zacatecas rescue scene
Pedro Ortiz, long missing, reappears at his Zacatecas home as a man is about to be shot for murder. Ortiz had vanished two years ago with Ramon Zarate and Bibiano Lira. The dead man is identified as Ortiz. Zarate was convicted and ordered shot, Lira jailed. Ortiz arrives to save Zarate from execution.
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Middlewest
Briarcliff
Scafford
Zacatecas
Mexico
Pedro Ortiz
Ortiz
Ramon Zarate
Bibiano Lira
Zarate
Lira
Government Homesteads Open Land in Dakotas
One and one half million acres of farming and grazing land will be opened for settlement in the Cheyenne River and Standing Rock Indian Reservation October 4 to 23. Registrations are via fast daily trains to Pierre and Aberdeen, South Dakota, on the Chicago & Northwestern Railway.
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Cheyenne River
Standing Rock Indian Reservation
Pierre
Aberdeen
S. D
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
W. B. Kniskern
N. W. Ry
Chicago
A Figured Gown Story Sparks Fashioned Description
A Chicago Evening Post anecdote recalls a publisher urging a new author to describe the heroine’s dress with wit. The response mocks standard costuming by detailing Heloise in a six hundred dollar dress a two hundred fifty dollar hat a ninety eight dollar and seventy five cent mantilla and a three hundred seventy five dollar lace coat.
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Chicago Evening Post
Heloise
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Cheyenne River Indian Reservations
W. D. Boyer
South America
Mr. Boyes
Delloon
Little Willie
Commonwalth Avenue
Fexy Wiles
Willie
Minnesota
Doan
Geath
Dean
All Denteors
Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Elxerpe
Nickel Plate Road
Topoinia
Wbine
Pannin
T. BP
Fort Warne
Ind
Tosanen
Plessia
Matilda Holtavert
Providence
Kansas City
Aley
Aime
Sugar Trust
Baltimore American
CIA Gy
Owners of
American
Uncle Sam
California E Mining Company
Washington
California
Nevada
Hippo Hunting
The
Optimist
Yonkers Statesman
Rover
Muaffins
Haarlem
Kiedal Haarlem
Brooklyn, N. Y
Holland Medicine Co
Scranton
Yeader
Mars
Mr. Roosevelt
Mrs. Lapsting
Africa
Guaranty
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