Notes and Comments on Wages Crime and Unity in News Briefs
Wages in New England mills fall ten percent due to cotton price rises with no protests. England reports hardships for mill operatives. Challenger the champion steer sold for twenty six cents a pound to Joseph Stephens of Buffalo. Thanksgiving union service in Detroit unites diverse faiths. A child labor law and stricter compulsory education are urged by several groups. Sleeping sickness spreads in Central Africa with no remedy found. State Game Warden supports a three year legal open season for prairie chickens to prevent extinction. Wisconsin notes rise in prairie chicken numbers after closed season. open season ends December 1 and resumes September 1, 1904.
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It Does Not Take as Long to Tell About Round Oak Ranges
It does not take long to tell how Round Oak Steel Ranges perform. If you want a range that cooks well, saves fuel, and gives lasting satisfaction, we have it and will gladly show you. Stop in at McCulloch & Bean to see one.
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Osteopathy offered by Dr J M Hester at Lawton Hotel
Osteopath Dr J M Hester conducts sessions at the Lawton Hotel on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoons. He claims no difference in trouble prevents consultation and urges people to seek his care.
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Lawton Hotel
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