Members pay schedules for fifty weeks summarized
The notice outlines weekly member dues starting points and changes over fifty weeks. It lists several schemes: 4 cents initial with five cent weekly increments to a final, 2.50 initial with five cent weekly decreases, 1.00 initial with two cent weekly decreases, 1 cent initial with one cent weekly increases, 65 cents initial with one cent weekly decreases, 2 cents weekly fixed for fifty weeks, and 50 cents weekly equaling 25.00 total. It presents totals like 63.75 and 25.50 and 12.75 alongside the fixed 50.00 and 25.00 figures.
Miss Fora Magers Visit and Local Happenings in Malta
Malta notes report Miss Fora Magers and G M Magers visiting John Welsh and family Sunday. Leela visits Will McConnell. John Welsh's sister visits near Dudenville. Zion neighborhood society meets with Mrs Earl. Tom Bell's granary burned. loss includes wheat, wagon, gasoline tank, and other items. Dewey School notes list enrollment, absentees, guests, and book purchases aiding a library.
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John Welsh
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Will McConnell
Sloan's Liniment Advertises Pain Relief
An early 20th century note touts Sloan's Liniment as a universal pain killer. Customer Mervin H. Leister of Berkeley credits its topical use with easing neck stiffness after exposure and walking in the Panama Exposition. The ad emphasizes convenience with no rubbing required.
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Sloan
HLF. Pitts
The World’s Largest Butter Producing Holstein Cow
A Minneapolis owned Helstein Friesian cow named Duchess Skylark Ormsby 12a514 set a 365 day butter test record at Minnesota Agriculture College. She produced 27 761.07 pounds of milk valued for butter at about 500 dollars, with 1205 pounds of fat and 4327 pounds of butter counted toward the year’s yield. Her prior records were surpassed, and the article notes the breed’s appeal to dairy enthusiasts and profits from butter and calf value.
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Minnesota Agriculture College
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Automobile Bill Of United States
The article notes that on June 1 this year the U S motor car fleet reached 2,000,000. It estimates four people per car and tallies yearly running costs including gas, lubricants, tires, accessories, garage charges, repairs, and total expenses around 1,180 million dollars for 1915, plus 450 million for 600,000 new cars purchased, totaling about 1.18 billion dollars in a year spent on motoring.
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United States
Scientific American
Coughs and Colds Warned by Local Group
A local notice urges awareness of coughs and colds as dangerous, noting that one third of lung ailments follow neglect. It warns serious lung diseases may result and promotes Dr Kings New Discovery as a tested aid, available at H. F. Pitte with four years of use claimed.
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