Guarantee Label Phrases Fail to Ensure Food Purity
Dr. Carl L. Alsberg chief of the bureau of chemistry warned in Mobile that the words guaranteed under the food and drugs act on labels mean little and do not assure product contents are pure. He urged closer federal state cooperation and uniform laws to reduce misbranding and improve the food and drug supply.
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Carl L. Alsberg
Bureau of Chemistry
Alsberg
Mobile
Ala
Pr. Alsberg
Department of Agriculture
Department policy urges broader food and drug law enforcement
Dr Alsberg states the department’s policy of cooperative action with all agencies to secure larger supplies of better and purer foods and drugs. He adds that enforcement will be more vigorous, with many changes and precedents setting actions against violators.
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Alsberg
Hay harvest shortages strain Beaverhead County labor market
Unskilled labor is scarce in Beaverhead County as ranchers raise wages to secure full hay crews. The heavy crop and limited harvest window, plus weather, threaten timely cutting, curing, and stacking. Shortage impacts local builders and other town operations reliant on unskilled labor.
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Beaverhead
Community Duty and Mutual Aid in Town Life
The speaker argues that citizens must act for the town and for themselves, noting that paying school taxes educates others while others educate their children. He stresses that communal effort relies on reciprocal help and that hesitation from others harms everyone. The message urges personal responsibility to strengthen the community and guarantee mutual support.
Dayton opens first year high school for younger pupils
Dayton Ohio establishes a high school for first year pupils to bridge grammar and high school education. The plan aims to develop appreciation for a complete education and is noted as the first such school. educators will watch the experiment with interest.
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Dayton, O
Bryan Lectures and Social Turmoil Spark Senate Debate
The senate wrestles with Bryan's vacation lecturing policy after a week of bitter dispute. The column accuses critics of social unrest and warns against drastic measures like Seattle's headquarters destruction. A Montana hotel robber targets upmarket venues while Beaverhead county reports record hay and crop yields with one ranch doubling its 500 ton figure.
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Bryan
Teddy
Senate
Platte
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead Valley
Cabinet leadership questioned by reporter on government control
The passage argues Wilson and Bryan dominate the government while other cabinet members, aside from Secretary Daniels, have not yet made their stand. It notes Daniels holds fixed views on proper respect for the national flag.
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Wilson
Bryan
Secretary Daniels
Navy Department
Daniels
Hail Insurance Demand in Glendive After Recent Storm
Glendive sees rising interest in hail insurance following last week’s damaging storm. Local coverage notes occasional hail events and suggests future demand. The Chateau Montanan, a new paper started at Choteau, Teton county, by C. E. Prescott and son, offers six pages of local and general news.
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Glendive
Chateau Montanan
Choteau
Teton County
C. E. Prescott
Broadway Length Compared to College Route Slated
A report notes Broadway in New York is about half a mile longer than the route from the Normal College to Point of Rocks, a stretch totaling seventeen miles.
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Broadway
New York
Normal College
Point of Rocks
Portrait swap on postal cards sparks federal debate
A Canton protest challenges a plan to replace McKinley with Jefferson on postal cards. Supporters argue a broader party agenda in government while critics warn of changes for other leaders such as Cleveland. The debate traces political strategy and public sentiment in post offices.
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Burleson
William McKinley
Thomas Jefferson
McKinley
Canton
Washington
Jefferson
Grover Cleveland
James Buchanan
Woodrow Wilson
Butte
Sons of St George Enjoy Dillon Picnic Ambition
Members of the Sons of St George praised their Dillon annual picnic and said several would return next year to Dillon.
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Sons of
William J. Lecturing Draws Publicity for Sugar Debate
The cartoonists mock William J. as he lectures on sugar policy. They claim free sugar boosts foreign sugar, fueling trusts and higher prices, while the public bears the cost.
Better Babies Campaign Draws County Interest
The better babies campaign of the State Fair association is awakening considerable interest and sparking much discussion among the county's residents.
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The
State Fair Association
Kchh
County
Cattle Owner Sees Prospects of Profit When Selling
The owner of cattle holds a favorable outlook for profits whenever he decides to market his herd.
Glase currency bill deemed too fragile for hard knocks
Report suggests the Glase currency bill may fail under repeated impacts, raising concerns about durability and practical use. Authorities assess material strength and possible design improvements to ensure longevity in circulation.
Clipping quotes on lobbyists and a summer land law
The notes discuss President Wilson's view that a lobbyist is not a lobbyist when aiding desired legislation. A Montpelier column praises a state law requiring landowners to destroy noxious weeds between July 15 and August 15, calling it a good model for other states.
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Wilson
Montpelier
Ida
Helena
A Better Scheme About Drafty House Windows
A tenant complains the house is horribly drafty and hair blows about when seated. The house agent replies it would be easier and cheaper to get a haircut instead of fixing the windows. Philadelphia Inquirer reporter captures this humorous exchange.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised as Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co of Toledo. It asserts internal dosing from 10 drops to a teaspoonful and offers $100 if the cure fails, with doctor endorsements and price listed as 73 cents.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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