Missouri dairy chief targets egg farmers for better quality
Jefferson City Dr W P Cutler state dairy and food commissioner says egg farmers must send in better eggs to avoid pure food law penalties. He notes adulterated eggs can trigger fines up to 500 and six months in jail. He envisions buy on loss off payment to farmers and cites a Boonville plan for a 500 acre state reform site to house 600 to 700 youths at lower cost.
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Jefferson City
W. P Cutler
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Missouri
Cutler
Boonville Reformatory
Hadley
Boonville
Missouri River
Reform School
Missouri Tuberculosis Investigation Commission Appointed
Gov Hadley names a 15 person commission to study tuberculosis prevalence in Missouri and report before the next General Assembly. Two thousand dollars has been subscribed in St Louis to cover travel and other expenses. Findings and recommendations will guide proposed legislation to reduce tuberculosis deaths, about ten thousand perish yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Missouri
General Assembly
St. Louis
Supreme Court Affirms $10,000 Judgment in Alienation Case
The supreme court upholds the circuit court ruling in Jasper county awarding $10,000 to A. R. Fuller against Budd M. Robinson a wealthy mine operator of Joplin for alienating Fuller’s wife.
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Supreme Court
Circuit Court of
Jasper County
A. R. Fuller
Budd M. Robinson
Joplin
Fuller
Kansas City Man Sees Gov Hadley Over Fight Pictures
C C Chenoweth of Kansas City told Governor Hadley in Jefferson City he would have shown the Jeffries Johnson fight pictures if the white man had won. He said he did not care to attempt exhibition now. The governor had declared the pictures should not be shown in Missouri if preventable.
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C. C. Chenoweth
Kansas City
Jefferson City
Hadley
Jeffries-Johnson
Missouri
Mr. Chenoweth
Pheasants Shipped From State Farm for Release
Six hundred young pheasants fully feathered and as large as partridges were shipped out from the state game farm by Jesse A. Tolerton state name and fish commissioner to be liberated in various sections of the estate. The birds are as active as quail and share many characteristics.
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Jesse A. Tolerton
Parole List Sent to Governor From Missouri Warden
Henry Andrae ai warden of the Missouri penitentiary forwarded to Gov Hartley the names of 80 convicts men and boys aged 15 to 22 whom he believes can be trusted on parole.
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Henry Andrae
Missouri Penitentiary
Gov
Hartley
State Board Reports Rail Fatalities and Injuries Rise
The state board of railroad commissioners reports last year saw 353 people killed and 4 536 injured by state rail. This marks an increase of 3 deaths and 1 096 injuries from the prior year. Of the fatalities, 125 remain unspecified in the fragment.
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State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Fort Monroe Accidents During Large Scale Target Practice
An explosion at Fort Monroe during a major coast artillery test blew out a gun breech. Ten men are missing and several were killed as wives and children watched. Five batteries of ten and twelve inch guns were planned to concentrate fire on a moving fleet to simulate a battle against Washington.
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de Haussy
Fort Monroe
Army
Navy
Hampton Roads
Potomac
Washington
Coast Artillery
Suit to Oust the Bath Trust
The attorney general orders dissolution of a bath tub trust backed by 100 million dollars. Sixteen manufacturers across nine states face suit for price fixing and mandatory ironbound contracts. The cartel began June 1, 1910, controlling about 85 percent of sanitary enameled iron ware including bath tubs and lavatories.
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Washington, D. C
Bath Tub Trust
United States
Kansas man dies by own action in Inez Miller rooming house
W J Israel owner of a Lewis Kansas merchandise store and crop expert of the Southwest committed death by own action in Inez Miller rooming house in Inez Miller rooming house Hutchinson. He sought to allow his wife to collect enough on his life insurance to pay off a mortgage about to be foreclosed. He was a member of the Hutchinson Council of Masons and left instructions for Masons to conduct his burial.
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Hutchinson
Kansas
W. J. Israel
Lewis
Ford County
Southwest
Inez Miller
Hutchinson Council of Masons
Masons
Five Hart In A Motor Wreck Near Perry
Des Moines reports H Max Culbertson cashier of Panora Citizens State Bank and four Panora businessmen Were badly injured when a motor car driven by P Hart collided with a fence post after attending a Perry firemen tournament The injured were found unconscious about thirty minutes later Physians say Culbertson cannot live
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Des Moines
H. Max Culbertson
Panora Citizens State Bank
Panora
P. Hart
Perry
Culbertson
Sheriff’s Battle With Negroes Ends in Seven Deaths
Deputy Sid Cauley of Carroll county killed five black men and fatally wounded two during a farm confrontation at Henry Beck’s property in Elliott Mississippi. Cauley said he fired revolvers in both hands after the mob attacked while he went to arrest them for assault. The clash lasted ten seconds.
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Elliott
Miss
Sid Cauley
Carroll County
Henry Beck
Cauley
Peach Cars Turned Over In Kansas Train Wreck
A rest train wreck occurred between Hillsdale and Paola in Kansas at about fifty miles per hour. Five peach cars toppled into a ditch while roughly forty cars of fruit remained in the train.
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Paola
Kansas
Hillsdale
Knights Templar Head Dead Providence R I
The Rev. Dr. is reported as the head of the Knights Templar in Providence Rhode Island has died. The announcement notes his leadership and impact on the local religious and fraternal community. Formal tributes and forthcoming services are expected.
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Knights
Templar
Providence, R. 1
The Kingdom of God Is Within You and Now
A sermon on inner heaven and present joy in faith, describing the kingdom of God as within the heart. It urges that heaven begins here and now through Christ living in believers and the Spirit guiding peace, joy, righteousness, and love in daily life.
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Tian
Jesus
Christ
God
Christ Jesus
Jesus Christ
Heaven
Earth
Cuticura Remedies Win Hand Care Endorsement
Soft white hands are preserved and redness roughness and chapping prevented by Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Bath hands in hot creamy lather at night, dry and ointment, and apply on linen for severe cases. Wear old cotton or linen gloves overnight to protect clothing. Sold worldwide by Potter Drug & Chem. Co. Boston.
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Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Boston
Mass
Alms and the Man Parson Honored for Compassion
In a reminiscence from Youth's Companion, Mr. Murphy recalls Father Flaherty as a model parish priest who hated sin yet loved sinners. He notes the priest gave hope to the poor, lived with generosity, and stretched out his hand to aid them even in burial prep.
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Father Flaherty
Mr. Murphy
Meehan
Anny Ananias
Birthday Gift Plans and a Deal on a Dollar Present
A married couple discusses celebrating a wife’s birthday with a present. The wife hopes for a meaningful gift, while the husband vows not to buy a mere 98 cent item and insists on spending at least a dollar when downtown. The exchange reveals budgeting humor and expectations around thoughtful presents.
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John
Side whiskers and reform in a playful exchange
A humorous line questions marrying a man with side whiskers and suggests reform might be worthwhile. The joke contrasts doctors using mineral discoveries with undertakers using machinery, implying modern innovations touch diverse trades.
Red Cross Ball Blue promotes whitening clothes
An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as a whitening agent for clothes, noting a large 2 oz package priced at 5 cents. The text includes unrelated opinions about women, marriages, and a foil smoker package, reflecting miscellaneous period content.
Wantland set to lure industries with 10 year payment plan
Boom predicts multi industry development at Wantland including sugar factories flour mills and canneries. Full information available from the Pott County Colonization Company at 1734 Welton St Denver Colo.
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Wantland
Poutt County Colonization Company
Welton S&t
Denver
Colo
Burrows Recalled as the Man Who Died At First
At a social gathering a man meets Senator Julius C. Burrows of Michigan and notes the familiar surname. Burrows answers he is the man who died at first in the Mudville ball game before Casey's famous at bat, as recounted by Success Magazine.
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Julius C. Burrows
Michigan
Burrows
Senator Burrows
Casey
Mudville
Success Magazine
Trial Voice of Daughter in Jury Amid Debate
Cleveland Leader quotes contemplate a courtroom scene with a mother asserting her daughter’s testimony as pivotal while questioning whether the jury has been appointed. The brief hints at legal proceedings and the stakes of testimonial impact.
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Cleveland
The Satirist and the Average Man Paradox
A satirist notes that the average man claims superiority while each person sees themselves above average. The quip hinges on self perception and social humor about common folly.
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Iowa
Kingdom of God
Aversa
the Centaur Company
New York
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Eneres
Aluney
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Coe
Illinois
Indiana
Nebraska
Ohio
Oklahoma
Ivania
Virginia
West Virginia
Rio Grande Valley
Splendid Conteges
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Chapin
Resinol Chemical Company
Baltimore, MD
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Parker
Balsa
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