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Bedford Free Press

Location

Bedford, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1907

Page

7

Crop Bulletin for Week Ending August 19 1907

Des Moines Iowa reports light excess in average temperature sunshine and relative humidity. Early week fair weather aided field work while the latter part brought showers and heavy storms in central south central southeast and east central districts. Southeast districts saw very heavy downpours with wind squalls hail and lightning causing damage to corn oats and wheat. Threshing and harvesting progressed well in northern and western districts with little storm interruption. Corn growth was rapid and generally good though variable, best in well drained soils. potatoes, asparite and garden truck in excellent condition.

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Governor Glenn Seeks Peace With Southern Railway

New York Aug 20 Governor Robert Glenn of North Carolina, who challenged the Southern Railway over fare laws, submitted settlement terms to the railway’s counsel after testifying against the company’s petition. The proposal allows fare collection under a revised rate until the law is fairly amended, with further steps to be decided after Supreme Court review.

Glenn Southern Railway New York Robert 3. Glenn North Carolina Southern Jlway Sform Tansportation Corporation Southern W. A. Montomery A. P. Thom Railway Sway Thom Supreme Court V. Glenn Aa Executive North Ilonia

Dean's Kidney Pills praised by Mrs Brown for back and kidney relief

A woman from 413 North Pine St. Ton, Ta. Testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured long standing kidney pain and back ache. She notes lasting relief and urges others to trust the remedy. The ad mentions Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo as US agents and ends with a general claim of blood purification from Blood Bitters.

Dean Ocean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo II United States

Bedford Free Public Library Drive Seeks voter Support

The Daily Free Press argues that a three mill library tax is modest and saves money for most residents. It cites studies from other towns showing libraries are valued and urges Bedford voters to sign petitions to call an election on establishing a Carnegie library. Women may vote and sign petitions. the movement relies on civic groups and local clubs for backing.

Cartegie Library Daily Free Press Bedford Carnegie Iowa Free Press Daily

Government to sue International Harvester over anti trust

Washington officials announce fresh complaints against the International Harvester Co under the Sherman act. Department of Justice papers are being prepared and Chicago is likely to host the action. Officials say evidence shows the parent controls most large reaper mower and thresher plants nationwide.

Washington International Harvester Company Department of Justice Chicago International Worvester Company Department Bureau of Corporations

United States Ranks High in Fighting Ships of 1907

The tenth annual issue of F T Jane's Fighting Ships of 1907, published in London, ranks the United States second to England among world navies. Jane notes U S ships with high powered guns and strong long range invulnerability, and mentions Mexico and Peru being included with eight U S vessels in commission and other armed vessels authorized.

New York F. T. Jane London United States England United States Navy Jane Mexico Peru

Taylor County Farmlands for Sale in Bedford Iowa

A detailed advertisement touts Taylor County Iowa as prime farm country with rich soil, cheap land prices from 47.50 to 92.50 per acre, and numerous tracts up to 340 acres near Bedford. It highlights rail access via C B and Q and C G W railroads, town amenities, coal prospects, schools, electricity, and a “land man” agent, W. A. Harvey, offering multiple listed tracts and additional town property and trade options.

Taylor Banner Iowa Missouri River Nodaway County Missouri United States Europe Bedford Taylor County Creston St. Joseph W. A. Harvey

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