Nation and world digest of political and disaster items
A compact roundup notes political shifts in Iowa Nebraska and Texas, a fatal Marianna explosion entombing workers, South Dakota gold records, and diplomatic moves between the U S Japan and Turkey. It also covers storms in Iowa Illinois Missouri, land sales east of the Missouri, and judiciary and tariff discussions impacting national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnsy Tee
South Dakola
United States
Japan
BLP
Itj
Politi‘cians
White Pine
Eleanor Cowper
New York
Turkey
Austria
Balkan
Serena Payne
J. W. van Cleave
Ohio
Chas. P. Taft
John Gardner
Coolidge
Nicaragua
Iowa
Ilinois
Missouri
South Dakota Land Department
Faulk, Hyde
Potter
Cummins
Towa
W B. Allison
Layne
van Cleave
Western Republicans Meet President and Discuss Tariff
Personal representatives including W. Hayward Victor Rosewater and others from western republican headquarters called on the president. Cardinal Gibbons notes national divorce statistics as a commentary on social conditions. The Republican National Committee released recent campaign fund contributors. Speaker Cannon in Chicago advocates prompt tariff revision aligned with the republican platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hayward
Victor Rosewater
Cardinal Gibbons
Republican National Committee
Cannon
Chicago
Rural Delivery Reform Urged by Portmaster General in 80 Report
The Portmaster General’s 80 recommendation urges expanding rural free delivery to include merchandise. It proposes carriers may haul small packages for hire at fair rates, with revenues credited to postal receipts. De Graw notes 2.9 million rural homes served daily and emphasizes a uniform system suited to conditions to raise service dignity and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotte
de Graw
Crise
Ames Students Win Honors in Live Stock Judging Contest
Ames students representing the Iowa Agricultural College won the judging contest at the International Live-Stock show. Nebraska placed second and Texas A and M third. Iowa led with 4,372 points, Nebraska 4,153, and Texas 4,081, with Iowa strongest in cattle and Nebraska in swine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Chicago
Iowa Agricultural College
University of Nebraska
Texas _Agricultural’ college
Iowa
Nebraska
Texas
Quarantine Enforced in Northern Wyoming Flocks
Deputies sworn in by Dr W B Peck of the state Board of sheep commissioners lead a campaign against foot and mouth disease in Cheyenne and northern Wyoming. They will rigorously enforce the quarantine around exposed or diseased flocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wryal
Peck
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Magoon to Confer on Troop Withdrawal in Cuba
Governor Magoon sails from Cuba and will land in Tampa then Washington to meet Secretary Wright of the War Department. The talks aim to determine the best methods for withdrawing troops from Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magoon
Cuba
Washington
Tampa
Fla
Wright
War ‘Department
Cua
Four New Supreme Judges Named by Governor Sheldon
Governor Sheldon announced the appointment of four supreme judges: John J. Sullivan of Columbus, Jacob Fawcett of Omaha, W. B. Rose of Lincoln, and Jesse L. Root of Plattsmouth. Terms range one to three years with salaries of 34,500 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Jacob Fawcett
Omaha
Lincoln
John J. Sullivan
Columbus
W. B. Rose
Jesse L. Root
Plattsmouth
State House
Sullivan
Fawcett
Rose
Glassy Horses and Stock Highlight International Live Stock Exposition
Chicago stock yards hosts an International Live Stocks exposition with heavy objects like 2500 pound steers and 2400 pound bulls. Horses including five Shires, admired by English royalty, parade as exhibits peak this opening week. Crowds of farmers and spectators attend royalty attended event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward
Stock Yards
Iowa proposes tax commission and agriculture extension funding
Fragmented notes describe creating a state tax commission to advise on taxation matters and enlarging agricultural extension work to bolster Iowa industries. Also mentioned is improving sewage, fire and health safeguards in cities and a candidate for Swiss mission, S H M Byers of Des Moines, previously in U S consular service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
State’ Tax Commission
H. M
Byers
Des “Moines
United
Banner Potato County Grains Banner County Claims
The banner county of Town, Potato County, Greston Grundy, reports 350000 bushels of potatoes shipped last season. Farmers earned about 160000 from the crop at roughly 45 cents per bushel. Also noted is Orlando H. Baker’s transfer from Sydney to Sandakan, North Borneo, in the Consular Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner
Greston
Grundy County
Towa
Orlando H. Baker
Sydney
Fairfield farmers vow to prosecute hunters over fires
A group of detectives from Jefferson County farmers form a compact to prosecute any hunter found on their land seeks to curb disaster fires blamed on hunter carelessness. The action reflects rising tension between landowners and hunting activity in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Jefferson
Raisbargers Await Pardon Review By Board
The pardon board will delay decisions until January to reconsider Raisbargers and related cases. Rainbargers, once leaders of a horse theft gang, face parole after a wider inquiry and public sentiment checks. Governor and federal officials also weigh pleas for W A Richards, an eighteen year term former deputy marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moinese
Raisbargers
Pardon Board
George Weems
W. A. Richards
United States Marshal
McPherson
Dairy association urges state funding for dairying short courses
The Dairy association at Watersoo adopted resolutions urging the legislature to appropriate not less than $10,000 yearly to support short courses in dairying and statewide educational meetings. It also pressed for compensation to cattle owners whose animals are tuberculous and condemned, and for a law prohibiting price discrimination on oil, cream, and butter fat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Association
Watersoo
General Assembly
Rufus i
Eld
Town College
Gilimell
Renstein
Nebraska Asylum For
Lincoln
Logan Farm
Glénwood
Dounty
Dalton
Fremont
Mills
Morgan
Jacmaicas
Corn
Miss Morgen
William Countryman
Benton Elgin
Morrison
Sterling
Brownbridge
Collins
Harry Gill
Tama
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Pases
Iowa
Juan
To. McCabe
The
Logan Observer
Fui
Harrison
McCabe
Harrison County
Northwestern
J. D. Wolf
Parkersberg
Wolf
Mart Allerton
Mason
City
Henry
Liebbe
board of control of state _institutions
Henry W. _ Robers
Jews School For the Deaf
Council Blutts
Mikely
Miscellaneous Newstand Notes From All Parts of the State
A杂乱杂文汇集多条州内消息 讲述小镇事件 婚丧 案件 及官员活动。报道涉及抢劫越狱案 搜集捐赠建立体育场馆 以及本州机构与人员动态 其中包括马匹交易金额 融资捐赠条件 与铁路相关事件 文章语气如地方小报摘录 反映1900年代初期民生与治安焦点。
Fragmentary headline on unknown author and work
Fragmented OCR text mentions an author and a work in unclear phrasing. It provides no identifiable names, dates, places, or concrete facts to establish a complete news item.
Catarrh Cure Claimed by Patent Remedy Advert
An old advertisement fragment promotes a catarrh cure as a “seat of the dinemee” and claims easy relief with local application. It lists prices such as $5 and $100 and cites a “HD GEERS” or grindingfold man, with testimonials and mentions of medical companies and locations including Goshen and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaiby
Geers
Medical. Co
Demiste
Goshen
Indy
Castor Sa safe and sure remedy for infants and children
A compact ad style note touts Castor Sa as a safe and sure remedy for infants and children. It claims use for over 30 years and assures it is the kind you have always bought. The fragmentary text emphasizes mothers should use the product carefully and portably.
Substitution Oddities Highlighted In Early Print Patter
The fragmentary OCR text references a critic’s quip, a speaker’s head loss moment, and mentions Lewis Factory in Peoria Illinois. It hints at market notes and a peppery fictional Lot’s wife turned salt, all from a period newspaper snippet.
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Hot Springs
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Cable
Cate
James
Saint Debs
I Timothy
Biss Apparut
Stevenson
Dineen
Arnols
Manderson
Interior Department
House
Andrew Carnegie
Pennsylvania
Hela Aly
White House
Bonaparte
Supreme Court
Standard Oil
Landis
Madame Steinhell
Paris
Russia
Valetta
Malta
Castro
Venezuela
Bordeaux
Manila
Atlantic
House of Lords
Lord Roberts
Great Britain
Germany
Vienna
Sevarnik
Hlonal
Cleveland
Lewis
Lewis’ Factory
Peoria
Lot
Sophia
Peru
Sophia Kittlesen
Evanston
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