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Newspaper
Fargo Forum And Daily Republican
Location
Fargo, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1908
Page
6
An advertising notice claims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets aid digestion and stomach comfort by combining fruit and vegetable essences. It promises a free trial package by mail and urges readers to request one or ask a local druggist about purchase details. The address given is F. A. Stuart Co. 150 Stuart Ride, Marshall, Michigan.
Fargo lodge number 260 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks held its annual memorial for departed brothers. A list of members who died from 1887 to 1908 was read, with ritual ceremonies, prayers, and musical numbers. Alfred G. Arnold delivered the memorial address, Hon. B S Talcott offered eulogy, and Rev Herbert G. Leonard led prayers as Mrs. Hector G. Barnes provided vocal interludes.
A fragment notes H. H. Cunsctman as a figure tied to a forty year run of cures, highlighting a enduring medical or health-related achievement within the local press context.
Handy, a rural mail carrier on No. 2, narrowly escaped death Saturday morning near Oakes North Dakota. While crossing the main road after the Soo engine had been to the water tank, the outgoing engine struck his rig. The horse was fatally injured and killed. Handy could not explain how the accident occurred.
Notice of annual meeting of stockholders of Sioux Falls Metal Cul vert Co to be held at its Fargo North Dakota office on January 11 at 10 o clock in the forenoon. ALEX BRUCE Secretary. December 7, 1948.
Prof BF Ladd, North Dakota state pure food commissioner, warns against mislabeling storage eggs as fresh. Inspectors test eggs statewide while Secretary Wilson emphasizes truthful labeling under penalty of fine or imprisonment. Recent seizures in Detroit highlight ongoing enforcement to prevent deception in egg sales.
Brown head of seed laboratory and Bolley of Agricultural College discuss seed testing work and pushing a state law to govern seed purity and quality. Brown tours the west visiting colleges and stations and calls a national meeting of seed testers in Washington for late month.
Taft and Cannon are shaping a tariff program with expected informal understanding. Cannon allies expect a fair, party loyal revision while avoiding immediate upheaval, as Taft aims to redeem campaign pledges and secure coordinated policy with Roosevelt’s successor. A meeting in Washington is anticipated after Taft’s New York visit, with hopes for a united approach and potential rules reform in the House to reduce unilateral power.
James F. Henry of Buffalo representing Washburn-Cromby Milling Co appeared before the House Ways and Means Committee to urge a tariff change. He asked that millers be allowed to keep part of imported wheat in the U.S. and receive a drawback on flour and high-grade by-products exported. Under current law millers must export the entire product. Henry noted no market exists for low grade grain.
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