Meat receipts at seven principal markets rise in April
The seven principal western markets Chicago Omaha St Louis Sioux City St Paul and Sioux City show higher April receipts for cattle hogs sheep and horses compared with April 1911 1912 and earlier years. Hog numbers reach 1 706 917 in April 1912 while sheep and calves also increase across markets. Exports of meat animals fall from April 1911 but total year totals rise amid larger four month totals.
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Chicago
Sas City
Omaha
St. Louis
Suepi
St. Paul
Sioux
Bureau of Statistics
of Commerce
Pobthermore
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Kai Ps City
Kan
S Louis
Prato
Lawrence Men and Women Endorse Kidney Pills
Residents of Lawrence, long afflicted by back pain and kidney distress, publicly endorse Doan's Kidney Pills after relief from the product. Testimonies come from local buyers like P. Argubright at 725 Rhode St who purchased from a Drug Store. Doan's is sold by Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, sole US agents.
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Dean
Lawrence
Argubright
Rhode
Kans
Prive
L-Foster-Milburn | Co
Buffalo
Doan
Farmer Brock kills wife with spade then fatally wounds himself
In Okemah Oklahoma near here a farmer named Brock beat his wife to death with a spade and then slit his own throat with a razor at his home. Police arrived after neighbors heard the five children crying. Brock, believed demented, had recently quit his job claiming others who did not work were more prosperous.
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Brock
Brocks
L Mmé
Forecasting the Weather Versus Air Navigation
London reporter details a series of lectures predicting meteorology will guide aviation and daily air routes. The speaker envisions high altitude observations, aviation tied to forecasting, and weather maps guiding two hundred U.S. weather stations with aviators and aircraft.
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London
I. Moore
Weather Bureau
Royal Institution
Aid
Willis
Ely Indebter
Soreropylalie Ag
Rolovist
Thie
Tal
Werthers
Garry
central _meteorological office
United
Chicago
Harvest prospects and labor needs for Kansas wheat
Kansas wheat outlook described by Charles Harris, director of employment, estimating 25,000 to 30,000 outside workers may be needed for the harvest, with potential increases beyond state lines. He outlines plans to map labor by county and station, while noting unusually severe weather affecting this season’s harvest.
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Topeka
Harles Harria
Yee Employment Bureau
iRansas
Ason
Ss. Crg
Hadi
Laden
Kansas
Harris
Corres
Hindenis
Ateady
Cressenlay
Lias
Llavius
Wheat Belt
Trouble
Teen Lu
Ly Egem
Wigdle
Aullera
Clark
Cimanche
Modern parcel post and country life appeal
The piece argues that national parcel post would boost rural population and merchant customers, reducing city crowding. It notes advantages for country life and commerce, then diverges to advertise potato bug remedies and arsenate of lead sold by Raymond's Drug Store.
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iRsymond’ 'S Drug
Extermination Drive Urges Citywide Fly Campaign
A civic drive outlines a four step anti fly plan in Pittsburgh. Education on the insect’s deadly nature precedes sanitation and removal efforts. Home health campaigns, school circulars, posters, and door to door outreach will promote cleanliness and use of fly traps. Residents urged to trap and kill flies outside to stop spread of disease.
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Elhins
Clul
Brit
Notice of Final Settlement in Estate of Jesse Vincent Deceased
Notice in the Douglas County Kansas probate records that A Marks administrator will apply at the next Probate Court session in June 1912 for final settlement and for administrator and attorney fees. He asks all interested parties to appear for review and closure of the estate.
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Pleasant Grove
AfcCine
Otfaiya
Elinyeh
Grover Ulrich
Tyrich
Wrton
Creek
Bertha
Boetile
Edna Wells
Levi Flory
Elmer
Flory
Mister
Gardner
Kansas
A. Ii. Boekle
Worden
Henry
Arthur
Boekle
Minnie Hibner
Hill City
Norma
al Sifiths
Mounds
Steuek
Howards Ab Titls
Noah Eberhart
Roy. Herr
The
Grove
Ira Rothrock
Columbia
Herschelgid
Lewis Chirebbiugh
Benjamie
Ulrich
Ubrich
Benjamin Elrich
California
Néllie
Culoras
A.el
Esther Flory
Jesse Vincent
Dee i
Ormillocs
Vrohate
Tonglas County
Sall
A. Marks
Fise Vincert
Fly pest drive in school health reader sparks debate
Fragmented OCR recounts a Tadisna state board of health child welfare message on flies as disease carriers. It warns about typhoid fever and cholera risks, urges fly control, cleanliness of stables and manure piles, and advocates action before flies reach breeding stages.
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Tadisna
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United States
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Jeri
George. W. Koons
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Shana
I. Barber & Son
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George Felton
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Graham
Ethel
Conrad
Stokes
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Timi
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Sprague
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MO_ WEBER & SONS
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Lawrekea
Raw
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Kerdale
CuIne
Spares
SMA
Williams
Aleys
Williams Mfg
Woodwards
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Lawrence WaterCo
AL_ELIOT
Dick Bros
Watkins National Bank
Lance Oy Mall
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Sampson
Lawrence Street Motor Car Company
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