Pierce Shateer Meeting Discusses Amendments and Abolition Talk
A detailed meeting in Oxford discusses amendments to initiate and referendum measures, including No 6 on Mothers and No 29 on inter-county wagon tolls. Pierce opposes capital punishment and supports a licensed saloon, while Crabb’s speech may sway Oxford voters. Also notes lectures, attendance at summer school, and local visits.
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Pierce
Spanker
Audichee
Viares
Satonn
Oxford
Crabbe
Unuks
Cataoohc High School To Reopen Next Tuesday Morning
Catholic high school announces reopening next Tuesday morning after vacation. Upgrades include a modern laboratory, improved commercial department equipment, and a special library for students. Enrollment looks strong with many new students already registered.
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Ic Catholic High
Spawa
Comimercal
Raw
A. Hibolthans
Serical Library
Slepaiaver Beettiken
Catlihate
August Days. We know them by the sky and fields
Poetic fragment describing August days with bright skies and golden sunshine. Images of clouds, smoke, gentian skies, and burnished rays, then shifting to valleys, hills, and plains. References to flowers, birds, and nature waking as grapes glow and children seek shade, all conveying a serene yet restless summer mood.
State board to hear fruit handling question in October meeting
The state board of agriculture sends C. J. Wait to Hamilton for early October to discuss high fruit costs and wariness in handling shipped fruits. A preliminary meeting is planned with farmers, horticulturists, dealers, and consumers, using the Chamber of Commerce hall Saturday Soph. 7th at 2 p.m. Admission is free and all are welcome.
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State Board of Agviculture
C. J
Hamilton
Chamber of Commared Hay
Rontachley Building
Mt. Tdi
General Delivery Rules Spark Debate At Post Office Window
Washington August 30 postal officials review new rules to curb abuses at general delivery. Clerks will ask age permanent residence and name authenticity questions. If answered truthfully mail may be delivered to homes by regular carrier, affecting those with permanent addresses who must justify use of general delivery.
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Washington
Sam
Sunrise prayer service at First Church of Cherish Sun
Sunrise service to be held at First Church of Cherish Sunday morning at six. Leaders include Congress president and others planning to discuss the theme Celting the Must from Drayer. A well attended meeting is anticipated as work opens.
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Eity Union
C. B
Iurry Sehiering
Wissulgeet
Drayer
Ag Tds
Republican News reports heated chamber debate on amendments
The chamber of commerce meeting featured strong advocacy for the five amendments and referendums. Hon Lazard supported them while Hyudr spoke against the amendments, and Mr Skaan’s remarks were depicted as misrepresented in the Republican News account.
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S- Republican News
Chamber of Commerce
Hon
Lazard
Republican News
Mr. Skaan
Fragmentary ad copy for a cure sold by a druggist
A damaged OCR fragment describes a "new cure" that supposedly harms neither actor nor weapon, promising no bleeding or poisoning. It mentions that the product is sold by druggists at 26 cents and also directly by B. Lawrence & Co in Chicago, with bold claims of safety and usefulness.
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B. Lawrence & Co
Endorsement Row Sparks Reader Backlash in Republican News
A clipped passage accuses Mr Kahn of endorsing a misleading lie to sway readers. The piece argues the Republican News failed to present accurate information, calling the coverage a sin and urging vigilance against deceptive reporting.
Norbert Crane Seeks Boy Scout Officers
Norbert Crane a 10 year old boy shows interest in the Boy Scout movement. He seeks a man to form a group of scouts and serve as officers. He attends the Christian Bei ence cluret and aims to recruit members. Kilnory McIntosh was arrested Thursday night by Mose Wellner for destruction of property. He allegedly came to the saloon, drank beer, and smashed a glass on the street sidewalk.
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Norbert Crane
Christian Beience Cluret
Kilnory McIntosh
Mose Wellner
McTntosh
Hot Springs Liver Buttons Publicity Claim
An advertisement touts Hot Springs Liver Buttons as dainty pills that unclog the liver and expel impurities. It cites visits to Hot Springs and claims widespread use for constipation, torpid liver, upset stomach, headaches, nervousness, and low energy, priced at 25 cents with free samples.
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Ah Hamilton
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