Labor and Employer Convention to Meet in Minneapolis
The first National convention of employer and employee will be held in Minneapolis September 22 to 26 with President Roosevelt attending one day. The event aims to broaden the eight hour movement and provide neutral ground for resolving labor disputes. Minnesota wheat harvest is projected at 85,002,000 bushels with North Dakota 55,000,000 and South Dakota 40,000,000. exports possible due to strong rail links and lower freight rates.
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Minneapolis
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Roosevelt
Northwest
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
New West
A. I-A
Vhen
Hill
Remembering Samuel Parker of LaSalle County
The piece honors Samuel Parker a LaSalle County laborer and pillar of the Methodist church. It recalls his 1856 visit with Abraham Lincoln, his long absence from LaSalle, and a portrait of a upright resident who left town before fading from memory.
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la Salle County
Samuel Parker
Streator
Streator Free Press
E. C. Webster
la Salle Daily Tribune
Parker
Sam
la Salle County Association
Sam” Parker
Aptais
LaSalle
Methodist Church
Deacon Bee
Deacon Lee
Alex B. Hitchcock
Sam ‘Cock
Abraham
la Salle
Hardy Louse
Hardy
Pon-Him
Alexander Campbell
Lincoln
Douglas
Sam Parker
Abe
Chicago
Old Age at the Fireside and the Value of Family Ties
Edited column discusses how society undervalues the aged and the imperative of caring for old parents. It extols family unity, religious influence, and selfless service to the elderly, citing James Bacham and Governor Mount on temperance, plus Emma Lamphere’s work with Retail Clerks’ Protective Association.
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Chicago Journal
Gous
James Bacham
Mies Emma Lamphere
Galesburg
Retail Clerke’ Protective Association
Retail Clerks’ Protective Association of America
Detroit
Bucktena Arnica Salve Claims Cures Severe Piles
A narrative claims Guiledge Verbena of Alabama paid doctors vast sums to cure a severe case of piles causing 24 tumors. After all failed, Buckten’a Arnica Salve allegedly cured him, reducing inflammation and pain. Sold for 95 cents at Dr Powell's City drug store.
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Guiledge Verbena
Ala
Dr Powell’s
City Drug Store
Illinois farming and industry push in 1900 era notes
The article notes Borden Condensed Milk will build a factory in Hebron Illinois and discusses the dairy and creamery economy in Nebraska and Illinois. It highlights butter fat payments, the Babcock test basis, and the importance of dairy income for farmers. It mentions oats trials at Michigan Agricultural College and a proposed agricultural school at St Charles with a model farm of 1000 acres for training city youth.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Michigan Agricultural College
Michigan
Jeffrey
Snet Spring
St Charles
The Dairy Cow as a Profitable Machine
H B Osgood argues dairy efficiency hinges on evaluating each cow's milking capacity rather than heredity, comparing cows to machines. He warns mixed stock lack reliable guides and stresses buying cows should mirror purchase of reliable equipment, focusing on milk output and profitability.
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H. B. Osgood
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