Newark man credits Dr. King’s New Discovery for recovery
James B. Mershen of Newark NJ describes a long life threatening battle after lung hemorrhages and eight months of weakness. He began using Dr King s New Discovery three weeks ago and says it has done all claimed. He notes the product is available in 50c and 1.00 sizes with a free trial bottle.
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James B.mershen
Newark
N. J
Dr. King
Democratic Dodging on Pensions in the House
The St. Louis Globe charges the Democratic House with exploiting adjournment tricks to avoid pension legislation. It cites Monday’s brief session, GOP pension calls, and Democratic reactions by Speaker Champ Clark and Underwood, accusing the party of cowardly tactics and parlor tricks to stall reforms.
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Democratic House
House
Champ Clark
Underwood
Macon
Arkansas
Alabama
St. Louis Globe
Venus Seen In Daylight At Noon Before Peak Brightness
A historic note explains Venus can be seen in daylight and at noon if one knows where to look. It will remain visible until its greatest brilliance on August 10 and follows the sun about three hours and fifteen minutes, allowing naked eye viewing with precise timing and position.
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Venus
House Rejects Federal Control In Senate Election Bill
The House, by a near party line vote of 172 to 112 on Wednesday, refused to concur in the Bristow amendment to the direct senatorial elections bill. The amendment would give Congress the power to set time, place, and manner of elections rather than the states. Also notes advice on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough and its sale by all dealers.
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House
Congress
Chamberlain
Holbrook
Justice Court
Crosby
Phoenix
Dixon Fagerberg
Prescott
West County
Census Bureau update shows county population shifts
Preliminary press release shows Gila county dropping from 16 780 to 16 348, Graham rising from 23 547 to 23 999, Navajo climbing from 11 401 to 14 603, and Pima shrinking from 23 818 to 18 686 over the ten year census.
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Census Bureau
Gila County
Graham County
Navajo County
Pima County
Wheat roads to the mill test faiths in dispute
Two men argue over Baptist and Presbyterian church advantages. A passing neighbor recalls forty years hauling wheat and two routes to the mill. The miller asks only if the wheat is good, not the road chosen, implying sincerity over sect.
Dreadful Wound Treatment Ad And Local News Update
A bucklen arnica salve advertisement promotes quick healing for wounds burns and skin ailments while local visitors Mr and Mrs Victor Redewell of Phoenix report a pleasant trip via Globe Fort Apache and Whiteriver. Insurance writers target wool wagons causing extra costs, electric theatre schedules shows on Tue Thu Sat Sun, and the Board of Supervisors delay until July 5 affecting county ice cream and soda plans for Independence Day.
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Victor Redewell
Phoenix
Holbrook
Globe
Fort Apache
Whiteriver
Navajo County
Hotel Brunswick Change of Ownership in Holbrook
notice announces sale of hotel to H A Larson of Young Arizona. Mrs Larson to run the hotel and Mr Larson to engage in cattle nearby. Possession in early July. Gratitude expressed to patrons for past support and assurance of continued service. The piece also notes Holbrook street life with a humorous court report about a speeding incident and local visitors.
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H. A. Larson
Young
Arizona
Holbrook
John Conner
Hotel
Brunswick
Probate sale of J. H. Breed estate in Winslow Arizona
Navajo County Probate Court announces private sale of J. H. Breed estate interests in lot 12 block 1 Winslow Arizona. Terms require 25 percent cash bid with balance upon court confirmation, bid via sealed mail or delivery to Sidney Sapp, attorney for administrator Charles N. Bond. First published June 16, 1911.
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R. C. Smith
J. H. Breed
Navajo
Territory of
Arizona
United States
Sidney Sapp
Holbrook
Navajo and Territory
Winslow
United States of America
Navajo County
Arizona Territory
Charles N. Bond
Public Notice of Final Five Year Proof for Adams
George W. Adams of Show Low Arizona filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish his homestead claim No 0242 for the E half of E half section 18 township 10 north range 22 east G S and R Meridian. Before R C Smith Probate Judge Holbrook Arizona July 26 1911 witnesses Harry Ellsworth John A Hall Charles H Frost Edward F Adams all of Show Low. Frank H Parker Register. First publication June 16 1911.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
George W. Adams
Show Low
G&s R Meridan
R. C. Smith
Holbrook
Harry Ellsworth
John A. Hall
Charles H. Frost
Edward F. Adams
Showlow
Frank H. Parker
The Woman of Today Wins Admiration for Health
The feature notes a healthy well tempered woman with bright eyes and a lovely complexion as admired by the world. If digestion is faulty, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are suggested and for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
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