Grand Army Parade in East Lake City Salutes Veterans
Forty four Grand Army of the Republic departments led by the Fifteenth Infantry and Utah National Guard marched through Salt Lake City in a grand review. Spectators cheered as 2,600 children formed a Living Flag while 4,000 schoolchildren sang. Notables reviewed the parade from Temple Square as veterans and allied groups gathered for the Greetings meeting in the Mormon Tabernacle.
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East Lake City
Utah
Grand Army of the Republic
Fifteenth United States Infantry
National Guard of Utah
Army
Sons of Veterans
Grand Army
Eagle Gate
Salt Lake City
Main Street
Seventh South Street
South Temple Street
Brigham Young Pioneer Monument
Temple Square
Henry M. Nevins
William Spry
Ensign Peak
Mormon Tabernacle
Frank H. Starrett
William H. King
Wiliam Spry
John 8. Bradford
L. H. Smythe
Department of Utah
Nevius
Genevieve Hagar Longfield Lane
Ladies
The
Mary E. Gilman
Woman's Relief Corps
Clara E. Hoover
Daughters of Veterans
Edgar Allen
Rebecca Smith
Army Nurses
Tariff Bill Passes in Abridged Session of Congress
Washington reports the tariff bill revised and congress adjourned the extraordinary session. The conference report passed the Senate 47 to 31 at 2 p.m., followed by approval of changes in the leather schedule. Seven Republican senators voted against the conference report: Bristow, Cummins, Doliver, Nelson, Clapp, Beveridge, and La Follette.
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Washinon
D. C
Congress
Senate
Bristow
Kansas
Cummins and Doliver
Iowa
Nelson
Clapp
Minnesota
Beveridge
Indiana
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Serum treatment eyed to end hog cholera in Kansas
Kansas City inspector Kane J H Mercer reports United States test results on hog cholera serum. He plans a free circular for Kansas hog breeders and says serum prevents disease after comparing 22 treated hogs with nine untreated checks, two deaths among controls, and healthy immunized hogs continuing in the same pen.
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Kansas City
Kane J. H. Mercer
Livestock Sanitary Inspector of
Kansas
United States
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
President Taft’s view on the Payne tariff bill
President Taft issued a statement outlining his stance on the Payne bill tariff act. He calls it a sincere party effort toward downward revision though not perfect or fully meeting pledged promises. He notes it aligns with the platform while acknowledging shortcomings.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
House of Representatives
New Rock Road Ordered From Kansas City to Olathe
Johnson county commissioners order 18 miles of rock road along the old Santa Fe trail from Thirty-ninth street in Kansas City to Olathe Kansas. Estimated cost ranges from 80000 to 100000 dollars under the Hodges good roads law. Work to begin early fall and finish before winter.
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Kansas City
Thirty-ninth Street
Missouri
Olathe
Kansas
Johnson County
Kans
State of
Missouri State Capitol Items Brief Update on Local Banks
Reports to Missouri state bank commissioner show banks and trust companies with deposits rising since May 14 1908. Total loans discounts investments up 43 826 224 07 and total resources 62 496 156 68 while bills payable fall 149 412 60. Also notes tobacco shipments and yields by county, Governor Hadley appointments, immigration board picks, and school opening date guidance.
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Jefferson City
State Bank
Missouri
Miss Passay Claims She Has Never Been Kissed
George quotes Miss Passay saying she has never been kissed, while Harry recalls kissing her years ago, noting she means since she can remember.
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George
Miss Passay
Harry
Cure for Eczema Heralded by Cuticura Remedy
A 12 year eczema sufferer on hands arms and feet finds cure with Cuticura products after trying many salves and doctors. Charles T. Bauer of Volant Pennsylvania reports rapid healing and no recurrence. Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Boston listed. Also includes a brief comic about fashion and fit from Style’s Freakishness.
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Charles T. Bauer
Volant
Potter
Population Growth Report for Kansas Reaches 1 681 259
The Kansas population rose by 25 460 in the last year, reaching 1 681 259, according to a report issued by State Secretary of Agriculture F. D. Coburn. The figure highlights statewide growth and reflects changes in rural and urban areas across Topeka and other counties.
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Kansas
Topeka
F. D. Coburn
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy
A fragmented historical advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as soothing teething pains and soothing relief for teething infants. It claims to ease irritation, colic, wind, and discomfort in babies.
Doctor Carson Promises Drugless Home Appendicitis Cure
Dr C W Carson of Temple of Health Kansas City offers home treatment for appendicitis and other diseases without drugs or surgery. One month care costs five dollars and an illustrated magazine is sent free. Also contains a quip about a couple’s marriage plans from Central Methodist Advocate.
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Temple of Health
12Th
Washington Sts
Kansas City
Ilustrated Magazine
Kansas Hotels Must Obey Law
Topeka reports hotels in Kansas are slow to comply with new sanitation and fire escape laws. The board of health plans a strict enforcement campaign to push compliance across establishments.
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Kansas
Topeka
Board of Health
Woman killed by street car at Midway Park in Joplin
Mrs Christina Schegren aged 40 was struck by a street car while flagging it at Midway Park in Joplin Missouri. She was picnicking with her husband and three others when the accident occurred.
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Joplin
Missouri
Christina Schegren
Midway Park
Sins Ease and Hamlin’s Wizard Oil Ad Blend
An old narcotic like powder assures relief as you walk and a sample is sent via Green Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy N. We are told a sense of security and freedom pervades the home where Hamlin's Wizard Oil is kept. Mothers trust it for times of need and travelers rely on its nerve calming effects.
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Green
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy
Amsiety
Qil
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Review
SCNA
Missouri State Capitol
Bureau of Labor Statistics
St. Louis
Chicago
State Board of Agriculture
H. S. Hadley
Charles H. Skinker
Bolivar
Argus Cox
Springfield
Chariton
Platte
Carroll
Clay
Henry
Lawrence
Chariton County
Platte County
Earl
Howard A. Gass
Boards of Education
State College of Pennsylvania
Missouri Agriculture College
W. W. Williams
Cowgill
Williams
Supreme Court
Sikes
Omaha
Authority On
Serbia
Kellogg Toasted Corn Flake CO
Battle Creek
Mich
Mr. Suddenroll
Wisl
Resinol Chemical Company
Baltimore
Lincoln
C. W. Carson
Central Methodist ‘Advocate
U., Kans
Cascarets
Daisy Fly
Defiance
Sted
Writezaglemfo. CO
Hay Press
Fitz
John Deere Plow C' Co
Kanaan City
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