Gopher State Food Law Crackdown Shakes La Crosse Dealers
La Crosse wholesalers say strict enforcement of Minnesota dairy and food laws will not affect their trade. Bulletin No 26 shows 82 samples from Hitchcock Hill Co shipped products with 80 percent short weight. One agent fined 50 dollars plus 86.24 costs. many products flagged as adulterated or underweight including coffee, cinnamon, cloves, white pepper and rice. Violations carry fines up to 50 dollars or sixty days in jail.
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Hitchcock, Hill & Co
Chicago
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H. B. Strait
St. Paul
North Berwick Official Refuses New Name
A stranger seeking golf at North Berwick names an authority figure The Neufeldt. The official dismisses the name in a Scottish tone saying they will start at ten fifteen to the name of Fairgusson.
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North Berwick
Christmas Special Tool Chest Sparks Skeptical Shopper
Mrs. Schoppen debates a dealer's "Christmas special" tool chest claiming the items are flimsy. The dealer insists they are strong enough to break easily and deter misuse, as reported by The Catholic Standard and Times.
Palace Boarding Stable Horses Wanted For Boarding
Wanted horses to board at the Palace Boarding Stable located at 816 Cass Street. Good references welcome if required. No livery. Describes the stable as best equipped in the city.
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Palace
Cass Street
Richardson Will None of Darrow
Denver August 2. Western Federation of Miners loses E F Richardson, counsel with Clarence Darrow for Haywood in Boise trial. Richardson confirms withdrawal and declares he will not work with Darrow under any condition. Federation officers deny knowledge of any rift and say Richardson remains chief counsel for Pettibone and Moyer.
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Western Federation of Miners
E. F. Richardson
Clarence Darrow
Haywood
Boise
Richardson
Pettibone
Moyer
Darrow
Richardson, However, Is Emphatic. He Said: “I Will Not Work With Mr. Darrow
Jacob Lusk attacks railroads and cites election views
In a July 29 letter from Auburndale Wisconsin Jacob Lusk denounces newspapers aiding Barnes and criticizes railroads influence on rate cases. He argues the legislature overstepped limits and predicts the next Democratic candidate for governor. He asserts Wisconsin voters will demand a square deal and absolution at the next election.
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Rate Commission
Great Commission
Wisconsin
Davidson
Connor
Jacob Lusk
Auburndale
Wis
Old Birds Nests and Perennial Homes Across Species
A bird fancier explains that many birds reuse nests for years such as wrens swallows bluebirds and great crested flycatchers. Some raise in the same nest for a decade or more while others renew or abandon nests depending on species and disturbance.
Dresden Park Picnic Tops City Officials Outing
City officials and aldermen joined a long day of games and feasting at Dresden Park, where the aldermen beat officials 18 to 12 in an indoor baseball match. A ham theft case against Assessor Scheffler was heard, with a jury trial granted, ending in a humorous tangle after the trial. The Tribune and Leader-Press baseball match followed, with Tribune winning 6 to 3, amid sprint races and postgame quips from local dignitaries.
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Frisch
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Hoffman
France pressures action in Africa over Casablanca killings
Paris reports an extraordinary cabinet meeting as Foreign Minister Pichon urged immediate punishment of the Casablanca murderers and proposed landing French and Spanish troops with Spain. In Tangier the state bank advanced 100000 dollars to War Minister Gabbas to fund troop dispatch to Casablanca as Rasuli fights on, burning villages after casualties.
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Pichon
Casablanca
Spain
Rasuli
Tangier
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Maclean
Thursday Off, Not Saturday, For School Health
A Louisville Courier-Journal excerpt notes a board member suggesting Thursday should be a school holiday instead of Saturday. The exchange contrasts French practice with American norms, arguing two midweek holidays break the week better and prevent five consecutive hard-working days.
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France
America
Louisville Courier-Journal
Is it ten minutes' walk to the station question
Ed Iyman asks if it is really a ten minutes’ walk to the station. Subbubs retorts that in Swamphurst no one walks to the station and adds it would take about eight and a half minutes by run, per the Philadelphia Press.
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Subbubs
Lovely
Swamphurst
Philadelphia Press
Umpire Sparks Tempers as Baseball Banter Flows
Exuberant quotes from the Birmingham Age-Herald capture lively baseball chatter. Fans urge aggressive base running and hitting while a visiting guest reportedly fails to solve Smiths para bolas. Roaring praise rings out for a scintillating performance, contrasted with harsh criticism of the umpire.
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Smith
Socrates
Birmingham Age-Herald
The Demijohn’s Fate in a Wild Tale
In a rustic exchange, the Colonel asks about a demijohn thrown from a window on New Year’s morning. The old servant recalls the bottle’s cork failing and whiskey splashing everywhere, narrowly sparing him from drowning, calling it a providential near miss.
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John
Kuniel
Atlanta Constitution
My Yesterdays reveals Glasgow gallery chorus tale
Miss Rose Stahl shares a humorous anecdote from her book My Yesterdays about visiting Glasgow. A Scotch dresser recalls that the gallery audience kept quiet and no chorus was present this week. She notes the chorus would face bottles from above if displeased, a risky but uninviting vocation for the performers.
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Rose Stahl
Miss Stahl
Economical Canadian and New England Vacation Tickets On Sale
Round trip fares to numerous Canadian and New England resorts will exceed one way fares modestly and go on sale on various dates after June 1 1907. For full details on sale dates limits stop overs and literature write Geo W Vaux A G P T A Grand Trunk Railway System 135 Adams St Chicago.
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New England
Geo. W. Vaux
Grand Trunk Railway System
Adams St
Chicago
Catholic Knights May Buy Milwaukee School Site
Milwaukee Wis Aug 2 The Milwaukee normal school site and buildings have been offered to the Milwaukee school board and to the Knights of Columbus for 55000 The Knights of Columbus are considering the proposition and plan to use the building for a Catholic purpose
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Milwaukee Normal School
Millwaukee School Board
Knights of Columbus
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