Old Grain Disposal Advised Before November
Washington, Oct 6 Foster urges those with stored grain to sell before November and hold new crops until next year. Forecasts warn of multiple disturbances this October with warm and cool waves, tropical storms, and potential cold spells. Prices may dip in November then rise in December. plan for cotton and corn weather.
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W.T. Foster
P.O Box XI
Washington, D.C
Washington, D. C
Continent
Pacific Coast
Rockies Country
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Rockies
Carribean Sea
Porto Rico
Haiti
Manitoba
Zemoval
A Notre Dame Lady's Appeal for Home Rheumatism Cure
An appeal invites sufferers of rheumatism to write for a free home treatment claimed to cure muscular and joint pain, sciatica, lumbago, backache, kidney pains, and neuralgia. It promises self-application, no climate change, and improvements in blood quality and vitality, directed to Mrs. M. Summers, Box R, Notre Dame Indiana.
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Notre Dame
Largest Wisconsin Illinois dairyman Fred J Karlin of Monroe
Fred J Karlin of Monroe Wisconsin, a frequent Freeport visitor and brother in law to jeweler Edward Bengston, claims to be the largest dairyman in Wisconsin and Illinois. He plans further expansion at his Blue Label Dairy Farms, with four divisions, cement barns, polished equipment, and modern water systems, as he oversees improvements and herd growth before moving on to Winslow.
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Winslow
Karlin
Minois
Haglehart Place
Fred J. Karlin
Monroe
Freeport
Edward Bengston
Wisconsin
Illinois
Journal
Primier Dairyman
Selentine
Mr. Kerlin
Kodol aids digestion with natural stomach acids
A compact health ad notes Kodol relieves stomach discomfort by combining natural digestants and vegetable acids matching the stomach’s own juices. It is described as pleasant to take and capable of digesting what you eat, sold by Wm. F. Jungkunz at 85 Stephenson street.
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Wm. F. Jungkunz
Stephenson Street
Forecasts of Week From Washington Figures
Special to the Journal reports a busy week for national leaders. President Roosevelt plans a Louisiana hunt while Vice President Fairbanks will lecture across the country. Secretary Root will spend a final week in Mexico and Taft will visit Japan. Michigan lawmakers convene Monday in extra session to address the primary issue and other matters. Rhode Island Republicans and Democrats nominate conventions occur, with the GOP near its gubernatorial pick.
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Journal
Washington
Roosevelt
Louisiana
Fairbanks
Root
Mexico
Taft
Japan
Michigan
Rhode Island
Governor Frederick H Jackson Heads Their Ticket
New York State day will be celebrated at the Jamestown Exposition with Governor Hughes as the principal speaker. The conventions during the week include the National Association of Railroad Commissioners in Washington and other major gatherings: Congregational churches in Cleveland, American Meat Packers in Chicago, Blacksmiths in Milwaukee, Street and Electric Railway Employes in New Orleans, Paint and Varnish in Cincinnati, Fire Engineers in Washington, and an international conference of cotton stewards and dealers in Atlanta.
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Frederick H. Jackson
New York State
Hughes
National Association of Railroad Commissioners
Washington, D. C
National Council of Congregational Churches
Cleveland
American Meat Packers’ Association
Chicago
International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths and Helpers
Milwaukee
Association of Street and Electric Railway
New Orleans
National Paint and Varnish Association
Cincinnati
International Association of Fire Engineers
Atlanta
Birth of Joseph B. Robinson Pioneer Miner and Kimberley Mayor
Joseph B. Robinson of South Africa celebrates his 62nd birthday. Born October 4, 1846, he built wealth in farming and wool buying then struck diamonds on a 20,000 acre Vaal River farm. A friend of Paul Kruger, he served Kimberley as mayor in 1880 and opposed the Jameson raid, opposing native labor import policies and running his own mines with native workers.
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Joseph B.robinson
Transvaal
South Africa
Vaal River
Tie
Paul Krueger
Kimberley
Patrons urged to notify paper delivery issues
Patrons not receiving their paper regularly will confer a favor by notifying this office of same.
National Corn Exposition in Chicago October 6 to 19
Chicago hosts the National Corn Exposition from October 6 through 19 featuring a major agricultural display and $100,000 in prizes. The event plans include $80,000 spent on decorating the Coliseum and annex, with the National Corn Congress meeting alongside delegates from leading states. Special prizes include farm land sections, implements, pianos, household goods and cash rewards, including $1,000 for the best fifty cars of corn. Tickets available via Chicago and North Western Railway.
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Chicago
Coliseum
National Corn Congress
Chicago & North Western Ry
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