Prolonged season hints and rail and liquor rulings
The Auburn Herald notes plans to hold announcements through July with uncertain certainty. B M railroad reports 87 579 5167 earnings despite suits, while postal rulings raise rural carrier salaries from nine to twenty four percent. The United States Supreme Court upholds state authority over liquor regulation and cross state bans, citing Horace Wilson of Iowa in historical context.
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Auburn Herald
Postal Department
Supreme Court of Te United Stats
Wilson
Iowa
Congres
Supreme Court
Thes D Reed s Daughter on Democracy and Self Government
In this 18th century meditation the author notes two great revolutions that established man s right to self government and foresees a 20th century silent revolution securing women s right to self government. He questions the idea of democracy as a republic when half the population does not vote.
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Reed
Bequest to National Suffrage Leaders Revealed
The estate of Mary Anthony leaves $1,000 in trust to Rev Anna H Shaw Catharine Waug tie Cullsch and Harriott Paytu for national suffrage work. Similar amounts are bequeathed to Rochester political clubs and the New York State Woman Suffrage Association. Miss Anthony was a Rochester teacher whose savings formed her modest fortune.
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National Woman Suffrage Association
Harriet Taylor Upton
Warran
Ohio
Mary & Anthony
Anna H. Shaw
Catharine Waugtie Cullsch
Harriott Paytu
Upton
Rochester
N. Y
New York State Woman Suffrage Association
Anthony
Correctors Mistakes Corrected and Odd Notices
A newspaper item reports corrections for the last issue including the Yeomen order open meeting date as Wednesday May 8 and Burlington excursions priced at 12.50. It also includes a string of miscellaneous ad style notes about Dean's Ointment and Dr Kings New Life Pills, plus a janitor quitting over slurs and a humorous board chalk fodder about common multiples.
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Yeomen
Burlington
See the New Im proved Flying Swede Two Row Disc Cultiv ator'at Davey's
Swede demonstrates improved flying disc cultivation at Davey’s farm as reporter notes job work and innovation behind the method. Local activity highlights agrarian ingenuity, with emphasis on practical outcomes and community interest.
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Davey’s
Swift's Bacon Advertising Prompt Delivers Meaty Allure
A fragmented ad touts Swift's Bacon with claims of a famous mini figure and universal appeal. It promises high quality meat inspected by the U S government under a specific act, highlighting trust and standards.
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Averybody
U. S
Death of James Parman in Kansas City
James L. Parman aged 65 died at his home in Kansas City on Monday April 29, 1907. Born in Atchison County in 1842, he married Mary Watts in 1862 and lived in St. Joseph before moving to Kansas City. He leaves four children and several siblings, noted as a true Christian. Funeral services were held at his home, with burial beside his wife and eight children at Olive Cemetery.
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James Parman
James L. Parman
Kansas City
Atchison Counts
Mary Watts
St. Joe
Parisian
Shade
Sylvester Parman
Minnie Homer
New Orleans
Bert Parman
Myrtle Shews Try
Mr. Olive Cemetery
Wiliams
Irave
Farragut Names E. E. Odell Principal of South Bend Schools
E. E. Odell has accepted a position as principal of the public schools of South Bend Nebraska at 65 per month. He will attend a nine week summer school at Jeru Nebraska starting May 28. Mr and Mrs John A Coleman visited Sidney Tuesday with County Auditor Coleman and family noting Mrs Coleman's first outing since a winter fall. Farragut's energy noted. a question about tapping Shenandoah electricity for Fremont county needs.
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E. E. Odell
South Bend
Nebraska
Jeru
John A. Coleman
Sidney
Coleman
Farragut
Fremont Country
Shenandoah
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Hamburg Resident
Hamburg Iowa resident G Vanderpool reports two years of kidney pain improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He says the remedy quickly cures backache and kidney trouble and urges others to try it at Bartlett Doyle's drug store. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY, is sole US agent. Remember the name Dean's.
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Bright
Dean
Hamburg
Ae G. Vanderpool
Argyle
Bartlett. & Doyle
Foster-Millburn’ Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean's
Notice of Will Hearing in Fremont County District Court
Notice is given that an instrument purporting to be the last will of Henry Wies, deceased, was produced and read. A hearing for proof is set for Monday May 6 1907. E H Harrison, Clerk District Court. Also advertisements for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and Dean's Regulets appear with druggist notices.
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Low
Fremont County
Henry Wies
E. H. Harrison
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