Canadas rise to be the Western wheat granary foretold
The piece argues the United States may lose its wheat exporting lead to Canada within a generation as U S production stagnates and demand at home rises. It notes Canadian imports into Minnesota and Chicago and predicts a broader Canadian expansion driven by cheap prairie land and government marketing.
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Canada
United States
Western Hemisphere
Minnesola
Chicago
Canadian Northwest
Reward Offered for Catarrh Cure Not Working
Advertisement notes a one hundred dollar reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsers include wholesalers West TRUAX Walding Kinnan Marvin. Also promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure price 75 cents per bottle and a jab about a green county reporter.
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Hall
West & Truax
Toledo
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
New Train Service to Chicago and St Louis Exposition City
The Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad runs night and day service to the Exposition City. The line is praised as the highest type of railroad construction for World's Fair travel. Ask your local agent to route your ticket over this line for a smooth trip.
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Chicago
Louis
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad
Exposition City
Longest Fence in the World Separates Two Nations
A famed American cattle company has erected a 75 mile fence along the Mexican border to prevent cattle from crossing. The barrier keeps the two republics apart for its entire length and, though costly, is expected to save enough cattle in a year to cover the expense.
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North America
Spanking Debated as Cure for Urine Difhelties and Noted Paris Clash
A column argues spanking cannot cure urinary difficulties in children and promote constitutional rights. Mrs. M Summers offers home treatment from Notre Dame Box 420 and invites mothers to write. In Paris a musician named M Dujardin was stabbed after attempting to calm two fighting men who had just damaged his property.
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Roosevelt
Dakota
Little
Missouri
Harper's Weekly
Medora
Little Missouri Stock Association
Mr. Roosevelt
M. Summers
Box 420
Notre Dame
Bnd
Ooanesey
M. Dujardin
Paris
German plan to form colonial army in Southwest Africa
A newspaper item notes Germany intends to organize a colonial army as volunteers fall short. An unrelated letter mentions Piso's Cure for Consumption and a request from John W. Henry of Fostuvia, plus a Walham bench split in judgment and a pancake mix ad. The King of Saxony’s fortune is cited at 50 million dollars with 52 estates.
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Africa
Germany
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