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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1907

Page

3

Wheat Best Men to Hear Appeals

A Chicago conference of the Chicago Federation of Labor executive board and J A Everitt of the American Society of Equity plans closer union ties to cut middleman profits and raise farmer prices. The Burley district pledges 60 percent of the 1907 crop to hold a minimum price, with campaigns to organize 30 Kansas counties, 16 in Nebraska, nine in Oklahoma and expansion to Dakota, Minnesota, Illinois and Indiana. Everitt predicts $1 wheat for the 1907 crop nationwide.

Chicago Federation of Labor J. A. Everitt American Society of Equity Farmers’ Union Chicago Burley Tobacco Growers’ Department of the U. §. of E Kentucky H. B. Sherman Sherman Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma Dakota Minnesota Illinois Indiana Everitt Tobacco Trust

Beveridge Calls for Honest Primary Reform

Indiana figure Beveridge argues for a thorough and honest primary law that includes nominating all officers from governor to precinct committeemen. He contests limited reforms, defends country newspapers, questions city size thresholds, and urges equal party consideration, stating soon the legislature will enact this reform and place government in the hands of the people.

Uelson Thes Indiana Wisconsin Minnesota United States

Peruna Endorsed As Preventive For Colds And Lung Ailments

RS Addie Harding of Syracuse and Mrs Mary Meyer Winfield share long term Peruna use crediting it with stopping throat troubles and coughs. Dr Hartman promotes open air treatment for consumption and Peruna as a palliative. Frances Wilson of Clinton Mass. extols Peruna after illness.

Addie Harding Court Street Syracuse N. Y Hartman Peruna Frances Wilson Nelson Street Clinton Mass

Peruna touted as cure for cold to prevent consumption

An advertiser testifies that six bottles of Peruna restore health after a severe cold attacking bronchial tubes and lungs. He claims Peruna relieves colds quickly, removes chronic colds, and may prevent consumption, urging others with catarrh to try it. The account cites Wm Swain of Philadelphia praising a complete cure and recommends obtaining a bottle for a fair trial.

Wm. Swain Stiles Street Philadelphia

Labor efficiency compares Japan and American mills

Henry George Jr notes that 60 workers in Japan handle 100000 spindles while the southern U.S. system uses no more than 100 operatives for the same output, claiming six to one in favor of Japanese labor efficiency and six times the productivity in the south.

Japan America South Henry George. Jr Osaka Mills

Osaka cotton mills show harsh wages and child labor in Japan

In Obaka Japan, a visiting observer describes Osaka cotton mills with brick buildings and strong English machines. He notes low wages for women and girls, six cents daily for children, and 12 hour shifts. He observes many child workers and a high turnover among male workers, while schooling is limited.

Osaka

Dr Pierce's Medicines Proclaimed as Known Composition

A detailed promotional discourse asserts Dr Pierce's Family Medicines are fully disclosed on wrappers, alcohol free, and crafted from native American medicinal roots. It emphasizes glycerine extraction, claims cures for digestion, catarrh, coughs, and bronchial issues, and warns against substitutes from dealers seeking higher profit.

Dr. Pierce Nature American Pierce Sages

Turkey on Thanksgiving at American College in Constantinople

A note on Thanksgiving poultry describes Turkish name origins for turkey, mentioning the American College in Constantinople where girls reportedly ate turkey. The piece links the bird to Turkey, the country, and references the Turkish and French names for the bird.

American College Constantinople Turkey India

Free Perua Almanac 1907 Licenses Notice Indiana Ward 11

Notice to citizens and voters of Marion county Indiana Eleventh ward Center township that William Brandt Othmar Keller and others apply at the February term 1907 for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities than five gallons with on premises drinking privilege. Addresses include 5 half West Washington street 235 East Washington street and 202 East Tenth street Indianapolis. Also seek pool table and restaurant privileges. notices reference ward numbers and building descriptions in Marion county.

Center Township Board of Commissioners Marion County Indiana Washington Street Maennercher Hall Indianapolis Eest Washington Street William Brandt East Othmar Keller Nereby State of Tenth Street Clifford-place East Tenth Street Hamilton Avenue Val C. Wolf Seventh Ward Delaware Street Joseph Michaelis Board of County Commissioners West End West Tenth Street Rjsom Conrad Cline Tike Street Indianapolia Blake Street Nereby S Vermont Street Massachusetts Avenue Square 19 Massachusett Avenue Tatso William Lindley Oliver and River Averues River Avenue Tairy Board of Co Delawares Square City of Kno No Hareless Twelfth Ward Delaware St Nicholas Kretzer Kentucky Ave Henry Stock

Indianapolis liquor license notices from Ward 7 and 14

Multiple notices by William Lindley and Samuel J. M seek licenses to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in sub five gallon quantities with on premises consumption and pool table privileges. Properties listed include 401 Massachusetts Avenue and Delaware Street in Indianapolis Center Township Marion County Indiana.

Notice of liquor license and pool table bids in Indianapolis

In ward 12 and ward 10 centers of Marion county Indiana applicants Nicholas Kretzer Anton Schmidt and Henry Stock announce requests to the Board of Commissioners at the February 1907 term for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in premises under five gallons with on premises drinking privileges and for pool table or restaurant privileges in their respective front rooms.

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