University issues valuable bulletin on adulterated foods
The University of Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station reports a drop in adulterated stock foods sold in the state and credits inspectors for driving out harmful products. Wisconsin, with a pure feed law passed in 1901, licenses 42 manufacturers and dealers for 61 brands, while 645 feed stores across 191 towns have been visited to sample licensed feeds.
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Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station
Connecticut
Michigan
West
Middle West
Milwaukee
Waukesha
Wisconsin feed inspections reveal chemical gaps in protein fat tests
State inspectors and dealers submitted 290 samples in 1905 for chemical analysis to check feeding stuffs quality. Gluten and hominy feeds show merit while many samples fail guarantees, rice hulls warned as dangerous and removed from Wisconsin markets.
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Wisconsin
Manfacturer
3 T
Twenty-Four Arrested in $40 Murder Case
In Sioux Falls South Dakota twenty four men and four women were arrested over the disappearance and suspected murder of farmer Christopher Sven. Police believe Sven was killed in a saloon for his forty dollars and his body hidden. Suspects include saloon workers and resort intimates, with Chicago detectives aiding the case.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Christopher Sven
Sven
Growth shown in Calvert report on La Crosse affairs
The last annual industrial report by Secretary Calvert of the board of trade highlights 1905 gains for La Crosse with nearly two and a half million dollars left as the city balance in commercial and financial activity. It notes 8,860 workers and 3,609,970 dollars in wages while total product value reached 14,785,151 dollars, up over two million from 1904. The report also records several deaths among board members since the last publication.
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Calvert
Board of Trade
la Crosse
B. L. Strouse
S. Gantert
N. R. Nelson
D. A. McDonald
Geo. McMillan
Homer C. Hart
Secretary Reflects on Board Members Duty and Succession
The letter expresses gratitude for current board members as valuable and patriotic, and hopes successors will worthy to wear their mantles. R CALVERT signs as secretary in a respectful closing.
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R. Calvert
La Crosse Couple Wed In Winona Justice
Judge D E Vance of Winona joined in the marriage of Walter Flynn and Kate Beyer both of La Crosse yesterday.
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D. E. Vance
Winona
Walter Flynn
Kate Beyer
la Crosse
Arnold Sanitarium Treats Rheumatic and Noncontagious Ailments
La Crosse clinic offers dry hot air, light baths, electricity, vibration, and drugs for rheumatism arthritis deformans myalgia neuralgia varicose ulcers Brights disease cancer and related conditions. X Ray work and chemical diagnosis available. consultation hours 10–12 and 8–5 with Dr E A Guyton in charge.
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No. Fifth St. la Crosse
Bright
E.a.guyton
Lincoln Vote Sought On Municipal Street Railway
Lincoln Nebraska March 7 a Commercial club committee backed municipal ownership of the street railway system recommending a public vote on acquiring the plant If the vote favors ownership and a fair price cannot be reached the city should build a new plant The move follows years of dispute over service and tax liens against the company
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Lincoln
Neb
Lincoln Street
Commercial Club
Citizens’ Mass
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York State
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