Uncle Sam's 1907 Crops Back Prosperity Crest
The Tribune urges readers to study farm prosperity figures from the Department of Agriculture via Farm Machinery, arguing 1907 crops reflect strong wealth and that farmers will drive trade gains. It cautions Goldfield mining owners use of the open shop, troops, and forced wage practices to suppress unions, suggesting federal action as a weapon in labor struggles.
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Coeur d’Alenes
Rossland
Butte
Anaconda
Yosemite
Nevada
Washington
Optimism Prefaces a Strong 1908 for Agriculture Profits
The article extols Department of Agriculture figures as absolute and reliable, prepared by top statisticians under national direction. It asserts a coming year of triumph for industry and ample supply, contrasting with Wall Street speculative harms and predicting vigorous economic profit.
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Department of Agriculture
Substituter Tries To Sell Inferior Goods On Reputation
The public trusts advertised articles while a substitutor seeks to profit by pushing lower quality alternatives. Protect yourself by refusing substitutes and sticking to trusted brands and official ads.
Mutual Life Reconsiders State Exit Over Obnoxious Laws
The Mutual Life may rethink plans to leave the state citing objectionable insurance laws. A shorter entity is discarded as another bobtail is removed from the mix.
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Mutual Life
Beers Taxed to Build Waterways Questioned
A pithy remark wonders if humor or wisdom spawned the notion of taxing beer to fund waterways. The speaker mocks prioritizing beer affordability over infrastructure.
Spaniards Good Canal Dig G RS
Spanish laborers are described as the most efficient workers on the Panama Canal as many are imported for the task. Spain faces emigration pressure and uses rumors of Spanish labor mistreatment to justify resisting further recruitment by canal agents.
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Panama Canal
Spain
Spotlight on Louis James Shakespearian Comedy
A review praising Louis James for combining Shakespearian comedy with natural talent and a long run of strong roles. It notes his preference for Falstaff and previews two major productions The Yankee Regent at La Crosse and Bijou bill with Lou Cox Harris Fairchild Grose the Millards and Russell. The piece highlights production value, scenic splendor, and a strong supporting cast plus new vaudeville acts and moving pictures.
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la Crosse
Toby Lyons
Schuberg
Bijou
Lou Cox
Fairchild
Grose
Mr. Grose
Three Millards
Mr. Millard
Willie Green
Chas. J. Harris
Geraldine Russell
M. Harris
Miss Russell
la Vallie
La Follette Trusted as Roosevelts Ideals Survive
The Roseau Times suggests Fiorella La Follette stands as a trusted successor to the Roosevelt standard, with Robert Root noted as an ideal president but La Follette seen as the most likely Republican nominee. The piece argues La Follette commands mass confidence and could defeat Bryan.
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LA Follette
Roseau
Minn
Roosevelt
Root
Bryan
Davie Quip Reflects on Self-Made Men and Shame
A self-made man admits shame in his work, seen as a fair specimen of Davie’s view that all men share such flaws. The remark ties personal effort to a broader critique of labor and character in the era.
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Davie
Ah h h h There is no more lovely sensation in life
A fragmented column from a Kansas writer shares wry musings on life, love, drink, and societal quirks. It notes jokes from Kansas City youths, a Denver police approach to discouraging drunkenness, and general aphorisms about bachelorhood and risk. It reflects a period-accurate humorous tone with scattered quotations and street-level anecdotes.
Fashion Hints House Jacket 5844
The plain house jacket is essential this season and can be made from flannel cashmere or albatross. It features a left front closing or center closing, with silk trim and button loops. Material quantities for sizes 34 to 44 inch bust and pattern 5:44 details are provided, mailed on ten cents plus postage. Right you are Alonzo, the fountain plays because the water works.
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Fashion Department
The Giant's Strength Ends with a Quiet Resolve
Trafford contemplates abandoning ruthless business in favor of mercy and personal sacrifice. He plans a long journey across the United States to help others, inviting Paula and Winship to supporting him before stepping into a new, penitent path.
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United Power Company
Jay Berryman
Smithson
Trafford
Marshall
Paula
Winship
Papa
Darling
United States
New York
Paul Trafford
Charles V
Wall Street
Quips and Cranks and Wanton Wiles Proved
A French physician claims Americans resemble each other as proof seen in many faces across the nation. The speaker compares Charles Evans Hughes, Willie Hearst, Chauncey Depew, Taft, and Bivia to various public figures, noting likenesses among men and women from Carrie Nation to Nordica, Maude Adams, and others.
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