Ames Short Course at Iowa Agricultural College
Farmers will judge informational stock types and livestock selection at the Iowa Agricultural College from December 31 to January 15. The event features the international grand champion Defender steer, prize-winning cattle from Donohoe Brothers, and top sheep and hog stock, with reduced road rates and board room access on certificate plan.
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Iowa
Angyg
Donohoe Brothers
Holbrook
America
Iowa Press Comment Cites Teacher Pay Standards
The Cedar Falls Gazette discusses wage standards for teachers, criticizing raise proposals and calling for prior warnings. The piece suggests that wage changes affect the faculty’s morale and quality, referencing the Burlington change and potential railway rate shifts as context.
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Mac
Falls Gazette
Desinese Castot Reported As Cured By Rational Remedies
Desinese Castot is said to be cured by a regimen described as rational remedies. The report notes no other treatments and emphasizes a claimed outcome without detailing medical procedures or evidence.
Roosevelt Proclaims U S famine relief for China
President Roosevelt urges Americans to donate funds for Chinese famine victims in peril of starvation. He asks Congress for authority to use government transport vessels to deliver aid and lists channels through which contributions may be sent via local Red Cross, the State Department, or the U S Treasury to Charles Hallam Keep.
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United States
Jesuce
Washington
D. C
Roosevelt
China
Congress
Bagli Bbk Congress
Red Cross
Department ‘of State
Charles ‘Hallam
Red Crosar
Treasury Department
Washington, D. G
Theodore Rooshvelt
Health remedies and hearings noted in scattered clipping
A fragmented clipping references Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption with claims of restored health and a price offer. It also mentions interstate commerce hearings led by E H Harriman, expected attendees in New York and other cities, and an upcoming American Association meeting at Columbia University beginning soon.
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Cuba
Union: Pacific
New York
E.H. Harriman
Chicago
Kanana
Interstate ‘Commerce , Commission
Scientista of America
Columbia University
New England Society Banquet Highlights 101st Anniversary
New York and Orange, Dec 24 The New Hampshire New England Society marked its 101st anniversary with a banquet guests included Admiral Peary Governors McLane Roberts Cobb Bishop Lawrence Alderman and President Luther. Peary spoke of the Arctic voyage Roosevelt and McRee discussed Washington's role in nation making. Supreme Court in Springfield declared 1905 law on crimes against children unconstitutional for missing subject matter.
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Root
New York
New Hngian Society
Admiral Cough
Tan
Peary
McLane
New Hampshire
Roberts
Connecticut
Cobb
Maine
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Alderman
University’ of Virginia
Luther
Trinity College
Digcuasea
Roosevelt and
Wasliington
New. York
Roosevelt
McRee
The
Churchman
New England Society
Orange M.J
George Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Springfield
Ill
Supreme Court
Standard Oil Case Moves Between Courts in Ohio
Findlay Ohio December 24 Judge Dun can of the common pleas court ruled that probate court information against Standard Oil Company for violating the Valentine anti trust law was illegal and should have been filed in the common pleas court The ruling does not affect indictments recently returned by the grand jury against John D Rockefeller and other Standard Oil officials for violating anti trust laws
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Standard Off Company
Ohio
Findlay
Shea Trial Defence Motion Opens Amid Conspiracy Question
Lawyers in Shea case clash as Cruice moves to take the case from the jury and discharge the defendant on the ground the state failed to prove conspiracy. The motion is opposed by the state and arguments continue through the day in Chicago.
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Shea
Gass
Chicago
Ill
Cruice
Editor of Christian Herald Sends Donation for China Relief
Washington December 24 editor Kigpsch of the Christian Herald today sent five thousand dollars for the relief of starving Chinese in response to the president's appeal. The donation underscores church press support for humanitarian aid.
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Christian Herald
Washington, D.C
Kigpsch
The
Buckton's Arnica Salve Promised to Heal Sores
An old advertisement claims death from lockjaw follows an injury unless treated with Buckton's Arnica Salve. Charles Oswald of Renaselaersville, N. writes that it cured Seth Burch of a severe neck sore and fever. The product, priced at 25 cents, is sold at A L Bibbins' drug store.
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Buckton
Chas. Oswald
Renaselaersville
Seth Burch
A. L. Bibbins
Wreck injures twenty in California train crash
Twenty persons were injured when a special west bound passenger train collided with a freight near Harney, Nevada. Most passengers were not seriously hurt and continued their journey. Notable injured include Mrs. Jas. E. Kay of Cenestes, Mrs. L. A. Gitchell of Des Moines, Mrs. A. F. Cook of Kankakee, M. W. Hutchison of Rock Island, and Higgins of Lima.
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Des Moines
Sacramento
Calif
Southern Pacific
Harney
Ney
Jas. E. Kay
Cenestes
L. A. Gitchell
Kaas
A. F. Cook
Kankakee
M. W
Hutchison
Rock Faland
Higgins
Lima
Railcar shortages eased by recent conference progress
Washington December 24. Frank Lane of the Interstate Commerce Commission says the coal situation, a knotty problem from the car shortage, has been relieved greatly after his interviews with Western rail officials. Lane cited a plan benefiting Foade by a weekly credit clearing arrangement and mentioned his trip through the region to study the canal situation.
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Bacinres
Foade
Washington, D.C
Franklin
Lane
Interstate Conr
Erve
Commission
Westark
Car Clearing House Urged In Traffic Reform Debate
Debate in Chicago and Minneapolis flags faulty management and scarce equipment as roots of traffic crisis. Proposes a car clearing house credit system to allocate cars weekly and optimize use, citing Southern Pacific practice. Officials say the commission cannot fix the problem. only railroads can, unless new laws are passed. MIDWIFE ARRESTED.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Midgley
Southern Pacific
Commission
French Woman Charged With Murder of Infanta
A midwife in the Vivienne quarters has been arrested on the charge of murdering a hundred and twenty newborn infants. Peary’s arctic steamer Roosevelt arrived off City Island early today.
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Infanta
Paris
Vivienne
City Island
New York
Peary
Roosevelt
Power of Imagination and Its Healing Power
A historical account notes imagination as a potent curative agent. Sir Humphry Davy treated a paralysis patient with electricity and placebo like a thermometer under the tongue. The patient believed the device would cure him and, after daily sessions, recovered through his own imagination.
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Humphry Davy
Mysterious Disappearances Linked to Coal Fire Afloat
A ship long stranded 2000 miles from Marquesas caught fire in its coal bunkers. Crews abandoned ship as it burned, drifted 2420 miles toward Tabit before being towed into port. Cargo smoldered for over a year as rescue efforts continued. Salvation Army kettles raised funds aiding 28,000 people with dinners and clothing.
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Aan
San Pradolaco
Marquesas’ Islands
Pacific Ocean
Tabit
Salvation Army
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