Supreme Court Holds to Notie Work of Necessity
A Supreme Court decision, reported by the Columbia States, discusses whether Sunday work for sale of meat and delivery constitutes a crime under the Lord's Day observance laws. The ruling addresses multiple charges, consolidation, and the concept that a single act may form one offense. The court weighs necessity and public welfare in permitting limited Sunday commerce to facilitate contemplates.
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Supreme Court
Columbia States
James
Muninig
Nettea
Ortingry
Unclear OCR text on immigration and loss to city
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions regrowing and solicitor figures, with unclear references to a person coming to America. The readable content is too garbled to extract a coherent event, names, places, or dates. No concrete actions or outcomes are evident in the legible text.
Unclear text fragment from historical page
Fragmentary OCR reads like a clutter of names and phrases with MMA, places, and events but contains no coherent report or clear facts to summarize into a meaningful item
The Biggest Farm in Work in Mexico by Don Terrazas
The piece profiles Don Luis Terrazas and his vast Mexican cattle ranch near Sonora, detailing a herd of 1,000,000 cattle, 700,000 sheep, 190,000 horses, a 1.6 million dollar mansion, 100 outlying stations, and a large workforce. It highlights his governance, philanthropy, and the ranch’s integrated slaughterhouse, water wells, and staff.
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Boston Herald
Don Liles
Terranzans
Onihiatus
Mexico
Miensu
Er “Razans
Maen
Bon Luly
Don Gale
Caivatie
Aulet
Tie
Don Dulste
United States
Europe
Don Luis
Scotland
England
Toma Iry
Terrazas
Honona
Tarrazans
Hla
Peaieie
Teddy
Ives
Crowe
Bodo
Tia Pregtens
Don Lathe
Flood Damages Orphans At Riverside Cottage
Floods cut off the Thowell orphanage at Riverside cottage trapping 120 youths for days. Water surged to 20 feet at Riverside bluff while bread and water were scarce. Damaged buildings and machinery at the Hood river farm totaled about $4,200, hindering care as repairs and aid efforts begin.
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Cintau
Lairty
Thowell
Riverside Cottage
Dancan
Cinton
Brent
Hallet
Dome
Riverside
Hood
Orphaage
Hort Howe
Musgrove Mil
Thomas Well
Aly
Georgia
Aso
He Taiie
Dimentites
Ng Teweh
Ore Maul
Desert Trail Remedies and Odd Tails From Out West
A garbled early 20th century text extols Doat’s Ointment and desert lore healing, mentioning remedies like rattlesnake weed and pine resin. It threads a curious miscellany of pseudo cures, western travel scenes, and stray medical claims amid errant phrases and fragmented imagery.
Democratic canvasser letter from B D Smith
Sept 4 Coimbra Wil writes acceptance to John H Attwood for National Democratic campaIgn duty. He pledges to support Bryan and Kern and serve the party in any locality where his services are most beneficial. He expresses hearty accord with the Democratic platform and its candidates and extends best wishes for victory.
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Coimbra
B. D. Smith
John H. Attwood
Chicago
Ealeom
Bryan
Kern
Bunith
Westminster, Mon dy birthday dinners and visits noted
Mrs States Hunter celebrated her GOH birthday with a dinner for friends and ice cream served in the afternoon. Miss Minnie Vaughan of Oak Grove visited Miss Jiln Watson. Miss Sue Parking, teaching in the mountains, visited Nome. Mrs d A O Kelley and family of Newry visited recently. JL Hancox returned to Souths West, Georgia after several days here. Mancox engraves yellow pine shingles. Maud Ballenger returned home from Atlanta hospital improved. Cotton harvests opening.
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Weatminster Ro
States Hunter
Minnie Vaughan
Oak Grove
Jiln Watson
Sue Parking
Nome
D. A. O'Kelley
Newry
Walhalla
Amias Maud Ballenger
Atlanta Hospital
Cotton Tx
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promoted for Female Ailments
Advertisement-style piece touts Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound as a remedy for displacement inflammation irregularities backache and related female troubles. Claims Mrs Pinkham helped many women including Mrs Hilaworth and Mrs W P Boydot with improved energy and ability to work. Invites women to write for advice at Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkhan
Mra. Ililaworth
Mayville
N.Y
W. P. Boydot
Beaver Walls
Lane
B. Pinlevan
Dean
Lever
Lydia
Pinkham
Alaska Wheat Seed Promises Unmatched Yields Says Adams
A Minneapolis dispatch reports Abraham Adams of Idaho claims a new Alaska wheat variety can yield up to 100 bushels per acre under average conditions. Documented by Moscow experimental stations and threshing surveys, the seed reportedly grows as both winter and spring wheat with hard-wheat quality. Field tests show dramatic gains from sowing plots in Alaska and across the continental United States, including a record demonstration yielding large tonnage despite severe weather.
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Minneapolis
United States
Farmera
America
Abraham Adame
Duitaetta
Idaho
Alaska
Adama
Mostow
Maho
Adams
Idahosti Ton
Adam
Moscow
Chemica
Bomewoe
Shen
Jones
Miwnoueh
Aimee
Ada
Olor
Rome
Alabama
Beaverdam Association Delegates Assigned to Homes
Selegates of the Beaverdam Annexation association have been assigned to various homes. The September 1908 meeting lists delegates and homes including Andersonville, Bethivhor, Corinth, Double Springs, Madison, Mount Tabor, New Westminster, Pleasant Hill, Poplar Spring, Rocky Knoll, Shitoh, South Unions, West Union, and Wolf Stake among many.
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Beaverdam
Andersonville
Emott
Hothel
H. J. Marott
Bethivhor
J. D. Glenn
Chan
Cheawelts O
Morel Isbell
Clearmont
Me McClain
Corinth Vy
Callahan
Ree
Davis
Croaa Roada
Yi. Callahan
Hopalbah
Mopewell Tordantay Madison
Mount Tabor
L. A. Marett
New Hope
Durham Nowry
H. Glyph
New Westminster
L. Dales
Old
West Union
Willin Grubbs
Wolf Stake
Thomas Tabet
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advert and Local News Notes
An old notice warns against mercury containing remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from Toledo Ohio. The item also includes local news from Battle Creek with social notes about gatherings, visits, and a school term closure planned for September.
Hidden Wheat Deals Spark U S Experimental Bid
Fragmentary text describes Oregon experimental station offering a contrived price for wheat and a contract condition about state disposal. It notes Abraham Adams, a forthcoming report, and a rising prominence of a mysterious figure contrasted with a Swedish farmer’s achievements.
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Teuven
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Meaverdam Association
Lontus
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J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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