Woodmen of America to Spend 1 Million on Colorado Springs Sanitarium
E. E. Murphy of Rock Island a Woodmen director says nearly 1,000,000 will fund new buildings and improvements at the national sanatorium north of Colorado Springs. Capacity will rise from 200 to 500 in three years with a 150,000 admin building planned. Next head camp may meet in Colorado Springs in 1914 if the city can host about 20,000. Buffalo delegates numbered 30,090.
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Colorado Springs
E. E. Murphy
Rock Island
Modern Woodmen of America
National Sanatorium
Murphy
Buffalo
Pike’s Peak
Edward Collins Granted Bail After Two-Year Stay
Dallas Texas Edward Collins, held on murder charges, is admitted to bail after two years in jail awaiting trial. Local district court approved bail citing progress in case and readiness for further proceedings.
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Dallas
Tex
Edward Collins
Escaped With His Life After Severe Cough Trial
A Port Harrelson reader recalls a 21 year struggle with consumption and a dreadful cough. After failing with Georgetown doctors, Dr King s New Discovery cured him completely. Guaranteed for coughs colds and bronchial illnesses 50c and 1.00 trial bottle free at Potts druggist.
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H. B. Martin
Port Harrelson
Georgetown
S. C
117 and Ardent Fisherman: Nebraska's oldest man
Lincoln Nebraska a canvass identifies Thomas Morris 117 Westerville Custer County as the state's oldest man Morris born in Wales 1794 came to America at 78 worked as a cobbler over a century spent last years fishing when weather allowed He never married reads and writes never wore glasses until recently uses tobacco and liquor moderately and eats heartily Acquaintances predict several more years of life.
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Lincoln
Neb
Thomas Morris
Westerville
Custer County
Nebraska
Morris
Wales
America
Hampton
Harrison County
Farmhand George Tappan Killed in Wagon Fall at Nelson
Nelson Nebraska. George Tappan a farmhand was instantly killed when he fell from the side board of his wagon. The accident occurred in Nelson and authorities listed no immediate survivors or details.
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Nelson
Neb
George Tappan
Honest Medicines Versus Fakes in Taft Memo
President Taft's message on Pure Food and Drugs law amendments mentions prepared medicines but Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and Foley Kidney Pills are cited as true medicines with recognized medicinal qualities. Foley's products have long been standard remedies for coughs, colds, throat and chest ailments and kidney issues. they remain preeminent. Sold by all druggists.
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Taft
Foley
Judge Declares Household Rule In Marsh Separation
In Springfield Judge Charles L. Long set forth a hard rule for spousal finances in Edith Marsh versus Henry D. Marsh. The husband is absolute master of the household exchequer and may choose meals, with the wife’s view subordinate. The ruling drew mixed reactions as Mrs. Marsh dissented.
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Springfield
Mass
Charles L. Long
Edith Marsh
Henry D. Marsh
Five-Cent Savings Bank
Long
Bethany Woman Garnet Tuttle 89 Led Long Choir Service
Upon the death of Garnet Tuttle in Bethany Connecticut the state mourns a likely oldest choir member. At 89 she served Sey mour church choir for about 75 years and never missed a Sunday during her long tenure.
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Bethany
Conn
Garnet Tuttle
Seymour
Electric Bitters Promised Against Disease Germs
A historical advertisement extols Electric Bitters as protection against disease germs in air water dust and food. It claims the tonic cleanses the system to cure chills fever ague and many blood diseases and offers a money back guarantee at Potts druggist for 50 cents.
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Potts
Masons in Northwest Consider Guiding Boys Toward Right
Spokane report outlines Jeremiah Neterer proposal to involve 175 lodges and 16 500 members in mentoring boys. Grand master urges quiet talks with men to shape boys' character and steer them to constructive paths.
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Spokane
Wash
Northwest
Jeremiah Neterer
Bellingham
Grand Lodge of Washington
Neterer
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Boost for County Fair
E M Steward of 1084 Wolfram St Chicago reports great relief from hay fever and summer colds using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. The ad claims many sufferers will benefit and notes the product is for sale by all druggists.
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Foley
E. M. Steward
Wolfram St
Chicago
Steward
L-M
Montana Girls In Wild 53 Mile Woman’s Courier Race
In Billings a record endurance event unfolded with girls riding at fierce pace. Eunice Scott 16 won the 53 mile race in under four hours, followed by Marguerite Enochs 15 and Amanda Jones 14. Horses collapsed and several riders walked in. a 200 mile event won by Mack Crandall on Muggins in about 12 hours. Goldbug narrowly beat Daily for second.
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Eunice Scott
Marguerite Enochs
Amanda Jones
Teddy
Cheyenne
Lavina
Muggins
Mack Crandall
Goldbug
John McLeod
Hardin
Daily
Miles City
Standard Oil to pay five hundred in Kansas case
Standard Oil company in Manhattan district court confessed judgment in the case brought by Attorney General Dawson for violation of Kansas anti trust laws. The company will pay a fine of 500 dollars. Similar suits are pending in 30 other Kansas counties.
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Manhattan, Kans
Standard Oil Company
Dawson
Kansas
Muzzling Decree Delayed As Dog Numbers Exceed Supply
In Topeka Kansas the statewide muzzle order for dogs, set to begin July 1, has been postponed due to a shortage of muzzles. Excess dogs and limited manufacturing capacity make enforcement impractical, though owners are urged to confine pets to reduce rabies risk.
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Topeka
Kan
Muz
United States
State Board of Health
Beer Sales Rise as Prohibition Impacts Trade
New York reports show U S beer sales total at least 63 million barrels in the year ending June 31, up 6.21 percent from the prior year. The United States Brewers Association notes prosperity despite prohibition spread and records whisky revenue at about 146.97 million dollars, up nearly 8 million dollars or 5.6 percent.
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New York
United States
United States Brewers’ Association
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Billings
Standard Oil
State
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Moe Rae Daedoe
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