Self governing class proves popular at MacKenzie school
Special to The Law from Macok Me April 2. Prof J Green MacKenzie principal of a rural school demonstrates a self governing department for eighth and ninth graders. Pupils ban desks for tables, use a phonograph as teacher, elect officers, and handle discipline. First quarter shows lower work and stronger effort, with improved grades and enthusiasm spreading to other pupils.
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Cure by the Cuticura Remedies Triumph in Skin Disease
Lissie E from Selma Alabama reports a four year battle with a widespread skin eruption causing severe itching and distress. After ineffective treatments a New York advertisement led to Cuticura Resolvent, Soap, and Ointment use. symptoms cleared and skin stayed soft and clear. She hails Cuticura as the best blood medicine the world has known.
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Treatment of Livestock in Spring Dairies Warns of Infestations
Special to The Sum Lafayette Ind April A Craig veterinarian at Purdue University urges farmers to prepare for spring by treating cattle with simple remedies to prevent parasitic infestation. He warns winter care reduces harm and recommends 1 2 percent tardin disinfectant or mercurial and sulfur ointments, applied to skin, horns, ears, and coat, with dips avoided in cold weather.
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Birthday Prognostication for Beek wort on April 1908
A dated forecast for Tuesday April 1908 offers birthday counsel and family fortunes. It predicts growing business and wealth if wishes are granted and notes a child born in 1906 will be fortunate, clever, and rise quickly, with emphasis on care and quickness.
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Hecla Company Dispute Seeks Receiver in Montana Mine Case
Francis A Autenheimer and others sue in superior court for a receiver of Hecla Consolidated Mining company. They accuse President Henry Knippenberg and officers of mismanagement and seek an accounting of funds and property. The Montana mining property is long worked and highly valuable. capital stock stands at 1,500,060.
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Travel to Southwest Inaugurates New Round Trip Fare
Beginning May 1 the 3.1¢ & T. will inaugurate a rate of $2 for the round trip from St. Louis to points on the line in Texas. E4 Courtney, Indianapolis city Svvent of the Katy, says travel to the southwest is very heavy.
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CG. Z. Coffin
Columbia National Bank
Muck Raker on Roosevelt Speech by Phillips
David Graham Phillips, writer, responds to Roosevelt's Muck Rake speech. He notes moral truths lose force in Washington and calls attention to the capital's hunger for novelty in ethics. He likens Roosevelt's praise of truth to a Pilgrim's Progress and questions the weapons of truth.
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Southern States Manufacture More Cotton Than New England
Washington April 21 Senator Frasier of Tennessee said within a year official figures should show the south now spins more cotton than New England. He cited 1904 figures showing northern mills used 2,046,000 bales while southern mills used 1,889,000. recent spindle additions in the south bolster the shift.</s>
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Tennessee
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Georgia
Electric railway propulsion nears climax in industry shift
A historical survey traces the rise of electric traction from streetcars to interurban lines, noting major railroads adopting electric locomotives, expanding main lines with electric power, and projecting cheaper operation, cleaner engines, and more frequent service as about 30 million dollars in new investment targets electrical machinery.
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Boy Mayor's Motto Is Simply Honesty
Speech argues public welfare should serve American elites, condemning political lineups and party loyalties. He laments widespread corruption and claims citizens have lost faith, urging leaders to prioritize honesty over party power in municipal governance.
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Milwaukee Reform Victory by Young Becker for Mayor
Milwaukee voters elected kid reformer Sherburn M. Becker over four-time Mayor Pavill Rose, in a campaign focused on honesty in office. Becker, a Yale law graduate and banker, won despite opposition from old Republican factions and the Socialist vote, signaling a new wave of municipal reform nationwide.
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Notices to sell alcohol and pool table permissions in Marion county
Multiple notices from residents of Center township wardes in Marion county Indiana announce their plans to apply at the May term to the Board of Commissioners for licenses to sell intoxicating vinous malt and spirituous liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking privileges. Each notice gives business locations on Shelby street Hart street McCarty street and Prospect streets, describing front room sizes and building details and requests pool table permits or game room privileges.
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Jaley
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Allowme
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Jou Nash
McKernan and Pierce
Indiananotis
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Bausa
MrCatty
Missound Streets
Gyard
Henry
Tanehip
Ladiana
Fletcher
Caris Roepef, JR
Gopy
Honest finder returns $1.79 million in checks
Ernest Chapman found checks totaling 1 790 00 and returned them to Wolf Brothers Co. He received a 10 reward but would have preferred a thanks. The incident occurred near Wall and New Street with a messenger from the National Bank bank involved.
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Mystery Child Found Refuses Home Named Bessie
Colorado Springs April 2. The mystery of the young tramp who refused any home but Bessie when taken from a box car here has been cleared. Advices say the morning’s reports identify the girl as Miss Beaule Avastin of 5 West Fifth Avenue South East Lake City. Bessie continues to refuse to reveal who she is, while descriptions align with Miss Austin of Balt Lake. A wire indicates Mrs. Austin suspects the girl may be tied to her family.
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Shere Misa Beaule
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Changes in Station Office Location
The Assistant General Passenger and Freight Agent F D Norviel will move from the current room opening into the Terminal station waiting room to commodious quarters beside the Market Street entrance. The relocation should be completed by mid work period.
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Knights to Assist Hidden Sun San Francisco Sufferers
Champion led Knights of Pythias in Columbus announces a circular urging lodges nationwide to contribute 60 cents toward San Francisco sufferers. If the relief fund reaches over 1 million dollars, a large aid effort will be launched.
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Brory Wins in Indianapolis A Haulage Tale
B A Brory general manager of Lakeshore Lehigh Valley freight lines wins in Indianapolis on a bid for a hotel deal. Abbationic, formerly Boston shortstop, receives Latrobe hotel from his father and leaves baseball to run the hotel venture. The Lehigh Valley Despatch casts admire the result.
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Philadelphia Casualty Company Statement of Assets and Liabilities
The Philadelphia Casualty Company charter details its capital 1000000 paid in capital and assets including cash on hand 150008.36 stocks and bonds 408088.74 and real estate mortgages value double mortgaged. Liabilities list losses adjusted and unadjusted legal reserve and other claims. Indiana Auditor Warren Bigler certifies the December 1 statement as filed in his office.
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State of
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