Emulsion remedy promotion for nursing mothers and infants
An advertisement urges using a milk-based emulsion for babies and larger children to improve nourishment. It recommends dosing from one fourth to half a teaspoon in bottles for infants and half to a teaspoon for older children, with quicker effects when maternal milk is insufficient. Distributed by Scott & Bowne, New York.
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In Brief Local News and Society Gatherings
J J Burtscher visits Leeds and Minnewaukan with clients while J K Britton of Chicago eyes Ramsey county land. Bailey and family depart Omaha for a north Devils Lake farm. Mrs. Will Bellford returns from Wisconsin and Illinois visits with her son. E J Chamberlin plans a Minnesota buying trip after visiting Wimona. D H party features 40 players with Vic Haslam and Miss Bell winning head prizes. Mrs Johnson takes ladies prize. D R euchre night at I O O F hall ends with lunch and prize results.
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Whitewater
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Minneapolis
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Miss Bell
Johnson
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Local Socials and Notes Highlight Community Events
Present were Elmslie and Taylor families with numerous friends and guests. Lectures, library gifts, and fraternal meetings fill the week as religious and club activities announce schedules and programs.
State House Discusses Votes and Passes Key Appropriations
The house met Tuesday at 10 am to probe Clerk Gaulke's claim that Leech and Lewis took money for votes on the fraternal insurance bill. The wolf bounty bill was postponed after debate. Passed appropriations include Deaf school 17,500 capital maintenance 3,200 Mayville Normal 15,000 Valley City Normal 1,000 Soldiers Home 20,000 Agricultural College 18,000 Asylum 13,300 Executive mansion 500. The members said these make the state’s end two years ahead.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purity Remedy
An advertisement claims 2400 disorders arise from impure blood and endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla as a radical purifier. It asserts the medicine cures scrofula salt rheum boils pimples and other virulent blood diseases and urges readers to start taking it today.
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Legislature Halts Several Bills in Final Session Actions
A surplus of 50000 dollars and various measures faced defeat as house votes rejected Lemke’s capital removal bill 16 to 41 while Cass county divided. Seed grain law passed mandating bonds for seed wheat. Several bills including wolf bounty, stock inspection, city election changes, and high school funding were killed. Cigarette bill expected to pass senate. Gaulke case concluded with firing after a disputed remark. oil inspector bill moves to conference. Senate bars association approved. university and other senate bills passed by house. Governor White sent multiple appointments to the senate.
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The Court Was Prejudiced. Fessenden News
Regret is voiced by many friends of Alex McKenzie over a severe sentence for contempt of court in San Francisco. The article notes broad public interest and concern about the judge's conduct and the outcome.
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McKenzie Pardoned Hope Rises Across Party Lines
Many show willingness to do good for McKenzie while he faces political malice and what critics call an unjust technical punishment. Critics hail the sentence as severe and biased, urging President McKinley to use his pardon power to rectify the perceived injustice.
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Authority to Land permits Fort Totten bridge completion
Indians on Fort Totten reservation hold a council to land the Pelican Point bridge on Whauhpi-wakan’s south shore allotment. A five member committee secured written permission, granting anchorage rights for $25 cash and $25 annually, with completion expected in the summer.
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