Election results show personality drives votes in states
The piece argues that personal appeal, not party lineage, shaped recent state outcomes. It cites Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and figures like Herrick Taft Campbell and Elihu Root, claiming the electorate remained aligned with party faith while favoring individual candidates, a trend that may mislead Democrats in future presidential contests.
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Ohio
Herrick
Cox
Taft
Campbell
Foraker
Pennsylvania
Elihu Root
Philadelphia
Patterson
Douglas
Massachusetts
What the Farmers Have Done This Year
In a recent talk with a leading figure of the Farm ers' Mill Elevator association this place details the results and progress achieved by farmers through the year’s work. The discussion highlights outcomes and practical effects of the association’s efforts on local farming activities.
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Farmers’ Mill Elevator Association
Con
Farmers' Elevator Cuts Costs for Grain Growers
The Farmers' Elevator association replaces plans for both mill and elevator with an elevator purchase and grain buying. The elevator has paid farmers’ prices and saved roughly five cents per bushel this year, totaling about $5,000 for 100,000 bushels, with broader savings possibly near $15,000 across local elevators. The competition is cited as the primary driver of the gains.
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Duluth
Farmers’ Mill and Elevator Association
Student killed after tying to railroad track incident at Kenyon
A Kenyon College student died when bound to a railroad track during a hazing ritual as companions waited for a scheduled train to pass. In Annapolis a student died in a prize fight, sparking editorial debate on college conduct. Ohio editors critique long articles and discuss insurance and political figures amid state affairs.
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Kenyon College
Hio
Annapolis
School of Journalism
The
A. C
Thanksgiving notices delay as turkeys seek aid
Officials issue laments and await further intelligence on turkeys requesting intervention from animal protection society. Rights groups consider next steps as Thanksgiving approaches and the community awaits guidance.
Echoes of Roosevelts Steam and Odessa Frictions
The column riffes on witless authority quotes and fading figures. It notes Roosevelt’s energetic image during a southern voyage and stoking habits aboard the West Virginia. It mocks New York snubbing Edgar Allan Poe and cites Odessa riots as a test of national judgment.
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West Virginia
Roosevelt
Grand Forks Removes Old Board Sidewalks Model After Devils Lake
Grand Forks follows Devils Lake in discarding older board sidewalks. The metropolitan trend appears contagious as cities shift to new paving standards and improve street surfaces.
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Grand Forks
Devils Lake
Metropolitan
Witte Demands Respect for Minds Over Bloodline
In a community wary of change, Sergius Witte embodies the idea that royal brains outpace royal blood, illustrating the tough path for one ahead of his time and the resistance faced by new thinkers.
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Sergius Witte
The Designers December issue features Christmas themed works
The magazine highlights include Deutsch Spielwaaren for Christmas by Julia Darrow Cowles, Holiday Sweetness by Frances Peek, and The Rise and Fall of the Christmas Tree in pictures. Other pieces cover Gran'ma Vosburg's Christmas, The Admission Ticket, Dollies of an Unusual Kind, and A Search for Santa Claus with dramatic and musical tasks. Bertha Hasbrook on Bread Winning and a Talk with the Amateur Stage Manager by David Belasco accompany Our American Daughter by Bertha Gaus and Persian Housekeeping by Laura B. Starr.
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Julia Darrow Cowles
Germany
Frances Peek
Western Homeseeker magazine opens in Missoula Montana
Saki Sueaki notes Jiu Jitsu for women and a debate on teaching Santa Claus to children. Four Indian reservations will open for settlement, prompting the new Western Homeseeker magazine to cover Westward knowledge and opportunities. Subscription is $1.50 per year, via newsdealers or direct from the Home Seeker Publishing Co. in Missoula Montana.
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Saki Sueaki
Santa Claus
Western Homeseeker
Misoula
Montana
Homeeeker
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