Hearst Announces American Home and Farm Weekly
William R Hearst starts a new Chicago weekly titled Hearst s American Home and Farm aimed at business men farmers and housewives It debuts April 19 in color with cartoons editorials household and women s pages farm reports and exclusive news. Introductory offer pairs a year of Hearst s paper with this newspaper for 175.
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William R. Hearst
Chicago
Hearst
Tts
Buster Brown
Katzenjammer
Happy Hooligan
Lulu
Leander
Foxy Grandpa
Alphonse
Gaston
Maud
Outeault
Opper
Swinnerton
Dirks
Bunny
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
John A. Logan
Beatrice Fairfax
Winifred Black
Hugor Somerset
Farm and Agricultural Department
United States
American Home and Farm
Gravam Leaver
Perfect Protection Insurance Ad in Loving Texas
An insurance ad offers perfect protection against accidents and sickness for $1.00 per month with claims paid at sight. It seeks good agents and is signed by W. M. Paster, District Manager, Loving, Texas.
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W. M. Paster
Dist Mgr
Loving
Texas
Pardon Petition For Lasater And Lisle Sought
Judge Irving Arnold travels to Austin to present a pardon petition for Henry Lasater and Henry Lisle. Both pleaded guilty to burglary of Mrs. Aynesworth's house and taking a keg of whiskey. Prosecution and the jury support clemency after their punishment. leaders hope they reform. Bilious attack quickly cured ad promotes Chamberlain's tablets.
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K.irk
Arnold
Austin
Luis
Jo Heal Bo
Lanham
Henry Lasater
Henry Lisle
Aynesworth
Chamberlain
H. C. Batrey
the News
Chapin
S.C
New York Election Brings Hughes Victory By Wide Margin
The New York state election chose the Republican nominee Hughes by over 50,000 votes more than Hearst. Democrats and the Independence League conceded defeat. Roosevelt backed Hughes, hoping for a boss-free administration and a substantial change in New York government if Hughes keeps his word.
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New York
Hughes
Hearst
Democrats
Independence League
Roosevelt
Close Call Prevented By Bucklen's Arnica Salve
A. C. Stickel of Miletus West Virginia reports a dangerous surgical operation to remove a malignant hip ulcer was prevented by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He says persistent use cured it. Also claims healing for cuts burns and injuries. 25 cents at B S Doty Co druggist.
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Bucklen
A. C. Stickel
Miletus
W. Va
B.S. Doty & Co
Mayes and Baugh Nuptials at Baugh Residence
On October 31, at the bride’s home Mr Will Mayes and Miss Pearl Baugh exchanged vows in a ceremony conducted by Rev G W Black. The bride wore white silk, the groom black, with bridesmaid Miss Bessie Fisher in white silk and best man Mr Harry Kindley in black. They stood beneath chrysanthemums and evergreen, received many gifts, and guests enjoyed refreshments as well wishes flowed for the couple.
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Will Mayes
Pearl Baugh
Betty's Burglar Bets on a Night of Fire Escape Romance
Grenville returns early to his friend Bert Niblo’s flat finds a burglar in waiting. Betty Niblo, certain of danger, keeps him under guard while smoldering tension grows as Grenville and Betty exchange wary banter. The mistaken burglar becomes a romantic pivot as lunch ends with mutual attraction.
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Grenville
Bert
Bert Niblo
Mr. Niblo
Niblo
Fred Grenville
Miss Niblo
Time in Arid Regions Spurs Angry Reactions
A fragmentary article hints at a debate over water and supplies in a drought affected area. Officials and residents voice strong opinions about management, shortages, and priorities, signaling heightened tensions and potential policy changes.
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