Doan's Kidney Pills Cited by Oklahoma Woman
A Mrs Borin of Cherokee Sit McAlester Oklahoma credits Doan's Kidney Pills with ending a sudden kidney ailment. She describes intense back pain loss of kidney control and rapid health decline then notes full recovery after using the product. She urges others to remember the Doan's name with a 50 cent box price.
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Aisehae Borin
Dean
Wilcox
McAlester
Doan
Gale
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Stray Stories Tone Brightens Evening Banter
A playful exchange opens with a remark about feeling unlike oneself and suggests turning the night to a pleasant mood. The dialogue hints at a domestic, humorous vignette reflecting lighthearted editorial tone.
Submarines’ Toll of Lives
In the last five years about fifty Rves have been lost in France in sub marine boat disasters.
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France
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promoted
An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for numerous female ailments. It claims widespread cures, offers testimonials, and notes availability from the Pinkham laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Sian
Ohio
Lydia Eara
Knugnison
Rockville
Lydia B
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Maas
Erie
Modern barn for Fred Pabst farm at Oconomowoc Wis described
The cowstable on Fred Pabst’s farm at Oconomowoc Wisconsin is 38 feet by 144 feet, housing 54 cows plus two large box stalls. The design features a 14 foot feeding alley, 10 foot manure alley, 35 windows, a full ventilation system, a wash room, and convenient feed room and silos opening to the alley. It is described as a modern, high quality Western model.
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Fred ‘Pabst
Oconomowoc
Wis
Fred Pabst
Homestead
Causes Of Horse Colic From Feeding And Watering Habits
A historical note warns against feeding green pasture to hard working horses and stresses hard feed during busy seasons. It links grass to loose bowels and colic, and advises gradual introduction to new hay or oats, plus ample cool water during work to prevent illness.
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Nature
The Best Rations for Hogs at Missouri Station
Missouri experiments tested 65 hogs in twelve rations to compare corn alone with corn plus protein feeds. Results show corn plus linseed meal or tankage produced the best gains, while corn alone led to fat, weak bones and poorer development.
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Missouri Station
Clover Proves Superior Fattening Feed for Horses
At the Illinois experiment station clover hay fattening horses proved worth twice as much as timothy per pound. The station expects greater value when corn is included in the grain ration and notes clover's high protein content makes it especially good for feeding young horses.
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Illinois Experiment Station
Eveners and Single-Trees in Team Driving
Read about two methods of hitching draft horses with eveners and single-trees. One farmer trains horses to respond to calls without lines or whip, while another uses six abreast with lines on outside horses. The sketch illustrates from one to six horses abreast, designed to reveal slackers and ensure attention.
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I. G. Bayley
Popular Mechanics
Syears
Watering the Horse in Hot Weather
A farming article warns that working horses need large amounts of water, especially in heat. Without adequate water they absorb from body tissues, causing shrinkage and decline in condition. Insufficient water is a frequent cause of horses getting poor during the working season. Feed times and evening rest are noted.
Fires Burn 7000 Acres in Gallatin District Losses Estimated
Federal Supervisors report preliminary survey of the burned area in Gallatin forest district shows fires swept about 7000 acres of government land. Timber destroyed could have been worth around 97000 at current values. Additional losses to state private and railroad holdings may push total to near 200000.
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T. Conkling
Gallatin Forest
Bozeman
St Paul Woman Sues NP for 30000 Over Train Stop
Mrs. Nina Sanden of St. Paul filed a 30000 personal injury suit in district court against the Northern Pacific. She and her husband were put off a train at Durant Junction in Montana after a day’s stop in Butte, the conductor claiming ticket irregularities. The suit alleges the incident caused her illness and hysterical reaction while she was in a delicate condition.
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Butte
Northern Pacific
Nina Sanden
St. Paul
Billings Porter's Death in Officer Confrontation
Benjamin Franklin a colored chair car porter for the Burlington was shot dead while resisting arrest. Deputy Sheriff Pound was wounded in the lung as Franklin fired during the confrontation. Franklin claimed he hunted the robber he trusted. Two officers returned fire wounding Franklin.
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Billings
Benjamin Franklin
Burlington
Pound
Franklin
Taxable lands in Montana added to tax list
Washington reports that 20,036 acres of land within the primary limits of the Northern Pacific Railway Company grant in Montana were brought into the taxable area by interior department clearance. The eligible lands lie in Helena Lewiston and Miles City land districts.
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Washington
Montana
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Department of the Interior
Helena
Lewiston
Miles City
Mont
Train Crash Kills Two Men Near Moose Lake
A work train collapsed into a pushcar in a deep cut two miles west of Moose Lake on the Northern Pacific. John Holm and Joe Langlois were instantly killed. George Anderson Olaf Johnson and Charles Murphy were injured. Langlois was the son of J H Langlois Marengo Wis. postmaster. Holm’s body was torn in two.
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Moose Lake
Northern Pacific
John Holm
Joe Langlois
George Anderson
Olaf Johnson
Charles Murphy
Langlois
J. H. Langlois
Marengo
Wis
Holm
Hoofs to hogs case sparks arrests near Butte
Health officers reveal a organized traffic in dead horses fed to hog ranch dealers near Butte. Two arrests followed the discovery of a herd of swine feeding on partially destroyed horse carcasses as investigators probe the scandal.
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Butte
Five Residences Burn in Bonner Missoula Fire Suspected
Fire believed incendiary destroys five residences at Bonner near Missoula. Flames started at Ole Ranstrom's home and spread rapidly to neighboring houses. Estimated damage about $10,000.
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Missoula
Bonner
Ole Ranstrom
Walsh of Helena for Senateendorsement at Billings
Yellowstone county Democratic convention at Billings endorses T. J. Walsh of Helena for U S Senate to succeed Thomas H. Carter. Walsh had previously been nominated for Congress two years ago.
Dentongets ten years for manslaughter in Huse killing
Billings September 21 William Denton convicted of manslaughter in the killing of J Ward Huse a prominent eastern Montana merchant was sentenced to ten years imprisonment.
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Billings
William Denton
J. Ward Huse
Montana
Forest Fire Starter Jailed for October Reserve Flame
Henry Clay of San Diego was sentenced by Judge Wellborn in federal court to four months in jail for setting fire to part of a national forest reserve last October.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Henry Clay
San Diego
Wellborn
Taft Withdraws 10888 Acres of Land in West
President Taft withdraws from entry 10 888 acres of land in California and Colorado under the act of June 25 1910. The action aims to protect public domain and regulate settlement on the specified parcels.
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Taft
Washington
California
Colorado
Congress
Deaths In Public Institutions Noted In England
A strong definite purpose is magnetic and draws what is kindred. Nearly one fifth of all deaths in England occur in public institutions, according to the account Deaths In Public Institutions by Munger.
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Munger
England
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Tan
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Pabst Cow Stable
News of Montana
N. P
Negro
Sitte Assoh
Rve
Rass Veer
Continental Oil. Company (Incorporated
Northern Shoe CO
Duluth, Minn
Chawtauquay Lectur
Howard Bros
Buffalo, N.Y
J. H
Rindlaub
Fargo, N. D
Catalogia
N. W. Hide & Fur Co
Minneapolis
Woman
W. L. Douglas
America
W.L. Douglas
Eye Douglas
Brockton
Mazen
W. N. Uy Fargo
Pierce
Kal
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