Co operative movement critique stresses failures and reforms
Millard FrMeris, editor of the American Co operative Journal, warns at a National Conference that early farm co ops failed due to poor money, leadership, and motive. He cites The Grange, Farmers Alliance, American Society of Equity, Farmers Elevator Movement, and California Fruit Growers as examples, praising California and urging democratic, patronage based co operation to empower producers and avoid corporate domination.
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Chicago
Millard FR Merreris
American Cooperative Journal
National Conference On Marketing
Part Credita
Tontaht
Parmere Alliance
Gleaners
American Boulety of Equity
Farmers Grant Eiewator Movement
California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Grange
Poli
America Society of Equity
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Bre
California
Rome
Ongwoney
Amerland
Ee “ Co-operative
West German Senator Cited in Local Notice
A garbled public notice references Mr Pred Hofmann from the city and a state senator from West Ad Medium of Wreming. The fragment mentions fire entrance business and collecting premiums, with unclear intended action and location.
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Pred Hofmann
Wreming
Origin of the Red Cross Christmas Seal
The article traces the Red Cross Christmas seal idea from its wartime roots to its expansion as a national fundraising method. It notes key figures Jacob Riis and Miss Emily P. Bissell, the 1907 tuberculosis stamp influence, and the growth of annual sales from $135,000 to over $6.5 million by 1919, highlighting the move from wartime relief to broad charity for tubercular work.
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Loren Rajeed
Brooklin
Boston
Portugal
Switzerland
France
Spain
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Atetra
Jacob Kile
New York
Emily P. Bissell
Energeti
Mie
Delaware
Americntr Red Cross
Los
United States
Glass of Salts Clears Kidneys Promises Health
An ad-like warning touts a home remedy called Jad Salts to “clean and stimulate” kidneys by flushing them with a grape and lemon juice solution. It argues kidneys filter waste and urges high water intake plus four ounces of Jad Salts in water daily for a few days.
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Leo
Notice for Publication of Public Land Claim
Notice states Rh, jtaker of Charenne Wyoming filed in the office an application to enter select locate under soldiers additional home site right. Land described: the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section four township seventeen range six principal meridian. Protests or objections must be filed by December 2, 1915 with Will Reid, Register.
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Jtaker
Charenne
Lardimle
Wyoming
Dugald
Caventeen
Asletyelah
Erial
Will Reid
Raginter
Divorce Notice in Wyoming District Court
Dellon Romero files for divorce from Jar t Post Romero in the District Court of the First Judicial District, Laramie County Wyoming. The petition alleges desertion and lack of support for over a year and requires a response by January 1916 or default judgment may be entered.
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Peter Romero
Wyoming
Dellon Romero
Dietelet
Firat Judtela
Ned
Laramie Engnty
State of Wyoming
T. J. Fisher
Rigdon & Howell
Migratire
Notice to Hergby Given Land Claim Publicity
Public notice from Cheyenne Wyoming dated November 22 1916 states KB Wright of Granite Canon Wyoming filed a homestead entry on August 1 1912 Serial 68590 for northeast quarter section 26 township 12 north range 70 west principal meridian seeking final three year proof to establish her claim before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne on December 29 1918. Witnesses listed include Martin Willaden James Willaden Enod Willadsen all of Granite Canon and W TD Wine of Cheyenne.
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Wyoming
Hergby
KB. Wright
Granite Canon
Ney
Township
Chayenne
Wamen
Martin Wiliadeen
James Willaden
Enod Willadsen
W, TD. Wine
Cheyenne
Will Reid
Keglater
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Groves
CoOmpela
I. Kawts
Noth
Department of the Interior
LRA Lea
Eo Oan
Dora
Scribers
Maxwell
Kelley Mere
Cothones
Gleason Mere. Co
Sands
Wasserman’s
The
Gleason
Rogers
Wasserman's Shoe Store
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