Solving the Christmas problem reflects restraint and charity
The article argues Christmas should slow holiday spending and avoid showy gifts. It urges honest self examination of motives, promotes peace and good will, and cautions against commercial excess that fuels poverty. It notes wealth raises responsibility and encourages prudent, purposeful giving.
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Minny
Ee Fenelee
Doran
Von
Irvine
Frank Honew
United States
Christos
Tver
Christan
Global Business Activity Noted Amid Stock Decline
Market observers report ongoing worldwide business activity despite a general drop in stock prices. Analysts say the decline in values need not cause panic as some securities remain robust and trading continues across major exchanges.
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Stock Exchange
Ready market for fat stock milk and cream
The article notes a ready market for fat stock milk and cream, with rising prices and strong demand. It warns of vast corn waste on farms in the territory served by the Burlington lines west of the Missouri River, urging production of fat beef and dairy by converting dry corn into silage to capitalize profits. Clemm Deaver.
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Coe
Neady
Missouri
Clem
Deaver
Denver and Wyoming Face Split Over Mountain Road
The piece argues Denver should work with Wyoming on a shared mountain road, noting massive auto tourism spending and the shift from a Denver Cheyenne clash to a joint position. It cites Wyoming delegation's convincing Cincinnati showing and urges Denver to align with Wyoming rather than oppose it.
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Theta Ronda
Denver
Cheyenne
Conat
Coast
Alehway
Colorado
Cineinnati
Wyoming
Bryan as State Head No Dollar Diplomat
Washington dispatch reports supporters of William Jennings Bryan envisioning him as head of state department steering policy away from dollar diplomacy. Bryan’s backers urge a peacetime foreign policy with amicable ties to neighbors, while opponents press Wilson to avoid offering him the post. Senator O Gorman is named among backers. DAN S. PARK & COMPANY and First National Bank Building are cited as sources.
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Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
Bryan
South
Roosevelt
Senate
Taft
Europe
O'Gorman
New York
DAN S. Park & Company
First National Bank Bldg
Examination for farm architecture post in 1913 opens
Permanent headquarters in Washington announce an open civil service exam for a farm architecture post. Prerequisites include bachelor of science in agriculture plus farm architecture experience. applicants must be 30 or older and domiciled in the state or territory for at least one year.
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Tours
Act of Congress
United States
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Board
P. R
Praise This Remedy for Lung Trouble
Letters from readers in Nebraska and Ohio praise Rekman’s Alterative for lung and throat ailments. A sample from St Marys Academy cites recovery from tuberculosis after six years of illness and multiple hemorrhages. The ad notes the remedy helps bronchitis asthma hay fever and general health without poisons or habit forming drugs and directs readers to the Palace Pharmacy Drug Co. and Eckman Laboratory for evidence.
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Rekman
St. Mary's Academy
O'Neill
Ned
Columbus
Ohio
Marie
Sisters of
St. Francia
Eekman
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
United States civil service exam for farm architect opens
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination for a farm architect position for men. Certification from the eligible list will fill a vacancy in the Bureau of Plant Industry, Department of Agriculture, with a salary of 1800 to 2000 dollars per year.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Pioneer Park Open Evenings and Music Nights
Pioneer Park hosts open evenings on Saturdays and Sunday afternoons with free admission. Music begins Tuesday night, promoted in The State Leader as Wyoming's Want Ad medium.
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Wyoming
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