What Shall the Harvest Be About Typhoid Prevention
A state health bulletin warns of typhoid risk in 1911. It urges residents and officials to act, detailing 1909 and 1910 case and death totals and stressing physicians and boards of health must identify infection sources and educate households to prevent spread.
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Dillon
State Board of Health
County Boards of Health
Boards of Health
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Standard
Northwest
Butte
Brazil Seeks Prominent Panama California Exposition Exhibit
Dr. Eugenio Dahne the Brazilian special commissioner writes Acting Director General Sefton promising a leading role for Brazil at the Panama California Exposition. He requests priority in space size claiming Brazil was among the first foreign nations on the ground and pledges ample funding for an imposing display.
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Brazil
Eugenio Dahne
Sefton
New Sheep Barns Ready for Stock at South Omaha
Drovers Journal reports two new large modern sheep barns at South Omaha, adding about 215 pens and cutting chutes. The West Extension and the central east barn double the yard capacity, with 800000 square feet of floor space and room to handle up to 100000 head, improving movement with three new scalehouses and an overhead driveway to Cudahy’s plant.
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South Omaha
Cudahy
Drovers Journal
Youth and age in August Woman's Home Companion
An extract by Margaret KE Sangater discusses aging by choice and staying engaged with life. It argues women should pursue personal interests after childrearing, resist family dictates, and avoid being confined by others expectations as they age.
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August Woman's Home Companion
Margaret KE. Sangater
Mother
Ellen
Nora
Melissa
Restlessness of girlhood and care for the old
The speaker muses on routine visits from Katherine Maria Gertrude and kin and warns against overbearing concern. They urge tact, noting experience as an asset and youth aging, suggesting the young imagine themselves in the old's place and advocate wholesome neglect to balance care.
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Katherine
Maria
Gertrude
Mary
Aunt Sophia
A Monthly Magazine Devoted to the Use of English
The item lists Josephine Turch Baker as editor of a monthly magazine focused on English usage and language guidance. It presents the publication's scope and leadership in a concise catalog-style entry.
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Avaconda, Montana
Omaha
Woman’s Home Companion
Milwaukee
Schlitz
Taylor & Williams
Rich Hill Whiskey
L. A. Burrows & Co
Josephine Turch Baker
Evanston, Ill
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