Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Uterine Disorders
An 19th century advertisement promotes Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for uterine disease and related nervous symptoms. It claims to restore strength and calm nerves, aiding overworked women from teachers to nurses. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are said to aid digestion and liver function.
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Aaron
Dr. Pierce
St. Vitus
Open Field for Telephone Firms Faces Monopolist View
Telephony in the open field invites any company to obtain rights and capital. Many believe a single local telephone system serves best, avoiding cross-town silos and extra costs. Wisconsin Company expands by linking with smaller networks, now over 30 000 telephones connected through interline ties.
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Wisconsin
Hunting Outlook in Barnesville Area This Fall
Farmers report hunting near Barnesville Minnesota will be excellent by early September with abundant ducks and plentiful prairie chickens. Local dogs out on hunts indicate strong season prospects and observers expect hunting to be twice as good as last year.
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Barnesville
Minn
Piles Cured at Home by New Absorption Method
Offer claims a home cure for piles using a new absorption treatment. Suspect unsolicited mail. promises immediate relief and permanent care with free trial samples and local references upon request. Names Mrs M Summers Box Y Notre Dame are given as contact.
Crookston Alderman Seat Vacated Amid Resignation Dispute
Crookston Minnesota voters face a ward five seat vacancy after a 4 to 3 council vote declaring Alderman Ed Leahy's seat vacant. Leahy has been absent in Manitoba and had withdrawn his resignation leaving the legality of the action in question. City Attorney Martin O'Brien advised the council, while three members want Minnesota's attorney general to rule, the move threatens the city budget and major projects including a $65,000 package for city hall repairs bridge rebuilding and sewer work.
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Crookston
Minn
Ed Leahy
Manitoba
Martin O’brien
Minnesota
Ald. Leahy
Board of Equalization
Morris
Ald
Sampson's Addition
Fate Strikes Third Blow in Johnson Family Tragedy
Paul Johnson six died when head crushed by wheel of a binder hauled to a farm in East Grand Forks Minnesota. He died en route to hospital. The Johnson family has endured two prior fatalities with a son burned and another drowned while a daughter suffered severe facial injuries years earlier.
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East Grand Forke
Minn
Paul Johnson
J. R. Johnson
First National Bank
Johnson
Paul
Impure Food Prosecutions Move Across Minnesota
Pure Food Inspector Heiberg from St. Paul offices has pursued eight impure food cases this week. Candy cases surfaced in Red Lake Falls Crookston and Roseau. Additional prosecutions included impure vinegar in Roseau and two more candy cases at Badger, with a day spent in Warren.
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Crookston
Minn
Heiberg
St. Paul
Red Lake Falls
Roseau City
Badger
Roseau
Warren
Wolves Raid Farm Yards Near Mankato
In Nicollet county Minnesota wolves have intensified summer raids, invading pastures and barnyards to kill sheep and hogs. Hunters face difficulty in tracking the bold animals amid growing complaints from farmers along the Minnesota river up from Mankato.
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Mankato, Minn
Nicollet County
Minnesota River
City Attorney in Eveleth Suspended Pending Probe
The Eveleth city council voted to suspend City Attorney Ferry pending an investigation. It is understood charges will be filed and Ferry will have ten days to respond before the council can take final action.
Man 75 Takes Poison After Losses on Trip
Stuart Huntley of Decatur Illinois died by his own hand in Parsons Kansas while traveling from California to his home. He had recently been robbed of money and was divorced from his wife and estranged from other relatives.
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Parsons
Kan
Stuart Huntley
California
Decatur
Ill
Y M C A Plans High School Branches in Iowa
Des Moines Aug 15 State Student Secretary Paul Smith says the Y M C A will install branches in every Iowa high school this year aiming to replace fraternities. The plan is described as unique and could lead to school boards banning fraternal groups.
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Des Moines
Paul Smith
Iowa
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