Republicans Repairing Fences. Three Seek Sheriff Nomination
Three active candidates emerge for sheriff as Republicans line up support. Bill Bradley, a West Salem businessman, is urged to run after a previous defeat. Harry Palmer mulls a return, possibly avoiding party bosses. Bill Duncan campaigns quietly with pledges, and George Hodge is seen as a serious if low‑profile challenger.
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Bill” Bradley
West Salem
Bill
Bradley
Bill Bradley
Harry Palmer
Palmer
Becker
Bill” Duncan
Duncan
George Hodge
Minne s o ta Bankers group backs policy reforms
The Minnesota Bankers Association group 1 adopts resolutions urging salary basis for bank examiners and depoliticizing appointments. They push for bills on bills of lading, a survivor payable certificate law, revised National bank lending on farm real estate, and educational reforms at the university. Members urge nonmembers to join and thank retiring officers.
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Minnesota Bankers’ Association
American Bankers’ Association
Minnesota
State Association
New Jersey
Bankers’ Club of
Simple home remedy promises relief from catarrh and rheumatism
An old home remedy claims to relieve head catarrh by snuffing a salt and borax solution, but suggests true cure requires a constitutional blood remedy. It advocates a kit containing buchu, balmwort, and sarsaparilla to cleanse kidneys bowels and skin, with doses after meals and at bedtime, claiming many cases improved.
Business Man on Infamy Pinnacle
Rev H M Loar says Judas would be a saint if modern business men were scrutinized like Judas, sparking church and business controversy in St. Louis He argues Judas repented while many modern businessmen have not and offered no restitution.
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ST. Louis
Judas
H. M. Loar
Loar
Universal Bread Mixer Demonstration At Tausche Hardware
Miss Effie Orr demonstrates a bread mixer at V Tausche hardware on Fourth Street producing bread in three minutes. She mixes flour yeast water and ingredients for oven ready loaves and gives away about five hundred samples to visitors while her assistant assists.
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Universal
V. Tausche Hardware
Fourth Street
Effie Orr
Miss Orr
Kings Honor Commerce Halt Amid Royal Visit in Reval
In Reval on June 9 traffic nearly stops as King Edward and Emperor Nicholas meet with retinues of dignitaries. The czar arrives by train from St Petersburg and is greeted aboard the Standart and Victoria Albert. The two-day visit features an exchange of courtesies drawing attention from England Russia and Germany.
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Reval
Gulf of Finland
Edward
Nicholas
England
Russia
Germany
St. Petersburg
Standart
Louisiana Rebels Bolting Taft Roosevelt Convention Clash
The report details a split Republican delegation in Louisiana with threats of a full bolt rather than a compromise. It covers the removal of Frank Hitchcock as Taft campaign manager from the committee, the temporary chair selection of Julius C. Burrows, and internal power plays between Taft and Roosevelt supporters over Beveridge vs Dolliver for a key post.
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Louisiana
Warmouth
Taft
Hitchcock
Frank H. Hitchcock
William H. Taft
Harry 8. New
Arthur E. Fisher
Ohio
Solomon Luna
New Mexico
Luna
Chicago
New
National Committee
Roosevelt
Beveridge
Washington
Dolliver
Tafters
White House
Chairman New
NEWSPAPER MEN DINE AT SCHOOL
A group of seven local newspaper publishers dined at the high school with seven seventh grade girls ages 10 to 14 serving. The meal featured well cooked potatoes peas veal and shortcake and was praised as a successful demonstration of domestic education in schools. The event ended with a press deadline and the cooks receiving applause for their effort.
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R. B. Gelatt
The
Chronicle
Mr. Cowles
Leader-Press
A. Candrian
Abend Stern
John Soukup
Vinstenec
G. Kuehn
Volksfreund
F. H. Burgess
A. M. Brayton
Tribune
Smith
Bird
Marvel Day at Pure Food Show Draws Big Crowd
Marvel Day marked the largest attendance at the Pure Food show with Listman Milling distributing Marvel flower packets to every visitor. Throngs queued at opening as supplies ran low and workers stocked Marvel for guests. Superintendent John P. Bird of La Crosse High School will speak on Domestic Science this evening, praising the program's school benefits. Trade Journal’s Mr. Donovan is slated to speak Thursday evening, with grocers attending. Tomorrow Montague Cracker and Candy Co takes over the show and Wallace Montague will give an address.
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Listman Milling Company
Heath
Marvel
John P. Bird
la Crosse High School
Donovan
Trade Journal
Montague Cracker and Candy Company
Wallace Montague
Grocers Plan Picnic At Evening Meeting
The Retail Grocers' Association will decide the date and location for July's annual picnic at a regular monthly session tonight. A short meeting precedes a group visit to the Pure Food show, with reports from Secretary Harry Taggert and Charles Wensole on the Boston national convention. Tomorrow a grocers' delegation will lunch at the high school, hosted by domestic science pupils.
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Retail Grocers’ Association
Harry Taggert
Charles Wensole
Boston
John P. Bird
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