Cooperation and labor strife in early American industry
Fragmented reflections on cooperation in America, workers, and factory stores. The author cites Vermont and Colorado examples where owner stores and forced employment practices shaped labor relations. He notes failed attempts to adopt Equitable Pioneer methods, blaming wholesale dealers and regional resistance for missteps, while contrasting English options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lagland
Amenes
Charles Edward
United States
Ermout Manufacturing
Colorado
Vermont
England
Cianachi
Anite
Rheumatium Liniment Adverts and Education Debate
Rheumatium liniment claims to ease sciatic pains by nerve and bone penetration and purports widespread healing. The page also questions high school selection bias favoring abstract academics over practical pursuits, urging broader vocational training and showing local educational and agricultural education notes. The Missouri Agricultural College plans winter courses for farmers in judging, dairying and horticulture, plus a brief note on Lillian Worthington’s City visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Agricultural Colege
Collumbia
Mayview Notes and Local Gossip Patch
Mayview notes from Lexington and Higginsville area recount social visits shippings and sickness. Names include Lon Zelley Miss Lelis Gordon Ed F W Allen Misa Hader JoBo Hackley Lydia Belle Butt Tracy Allen Syle Turver and many others with touches of weather cold wave and upcoming holidays. Local railman Tom Moore promoted to telegraphy Missouri Pacific and Thanksgiving and school events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Zelley
Lexington
Lelis Gordon
G. B. Green
F. W. Allen
O Fesgs
Eld
Bond
Misa Hader
Higgineville
Waggner
Jobo Hackley
Kansas City
Till
Lena Smuth
Higginsville
Cosrlea Parnell
Waline Chapel
D. H. Bradley
Mra
H. W. DeBolt
Kangsa City
Chal, Young
Prarie
Ois
Emiles
Pack Beamer
Near Town
Tom Moore
Missouri Pacific
New York Racket Stock Acquired and Home Move Planned
The text notes Odevar Peder of Menon Indiana has purchased New York Racket stock and intends to relocate to Odvesa, planning to establish a large racket stock and a bre store, with plans to close out the ohoe stats. It also advertises Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar for coughs, Best for croup remedies, Crénahan & Young sales, and a birth: Nov 18 1908 to Mrs. Joseph Muber a girl born near Maythew, Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odevar Peder
Menon
Indiana
New York
Odvesa
Kennedy
Crénahan & Young
Maythew, Mo
Joseph Muber
Mindours Corn Show Opens at Columbia in January 1906
The Annual State Corn Show of the Mindours Corn Growers Association will be held at Columbia January 9 and 10, 1906. The event aims to promote better practices and higher yields with a statewide display expected to attract wide interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mindours Corn Growers’ Association
Columbia
Ballard's Liniment Endorsed by City Official in Wisconsin
Henry D Baldwin superintendent of City Water Works Slouilsburg Wisconsin testifies after trying many liniments Ballard's shows best relief for rheumatism and pains. Odessa Democrat notes wedding of John W Mayberry and Bossie McBurney at bride's home November 22 1965 with future Kansas City move. Also short advertisement for a thoroughbred horse and contact Jackson Bradley Lexington Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Baldwin
City Water Works
Slouilsburg
Wis
Ballard
Crenshaw& Young
Odessa
John W. Mayberry
Misa Bossie McBurney
Meg
P. Cayton
J. W McBurney
Kansas City
Torture of a Preacher and University Enrollment
The article recounts the torture of Rev. O. Moore of Harpersville New York from a persistent cough and claims relief from Dr Kings New Discovery. It also notes a university enrollment figure with Missouri and a number of 1,894 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Baptist Church of
Harpersville
N. Y
Sousampron
Creaghan & Young Druggist
Ghatan
Hemi
Thing
Missouri Uniersity
Feventh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Builsrd
Crenshaw & Young
U. Bulletin
Gov. W. Ra
Harper, Wash
Shaw & Young
Zink
Lillian Worthington
City
Mayview Notes
Fred Bates
Schmutz & Dryer
Lydia Belle Butt
Misa Tracy Allen
Migvouri City
T. B. Benning
Syle Turver
William
Jobo Walker
Page City
Thoraday
Renna Moore
Kansas
Monrod
Mra Bl
Davis
Minnie Wilson
A. Wy Metsuia
Dennlog
Hue
Higgiesville
Francia Moore
Judge Butt Tia
W. Bond
Jim Sorrency
Noble
Tie
Baptit Sanday School
Nolteball Inet
Lopsy
Uncle Sam
Cowboys
Vougho
Naomi Chinn
Rev
Henry
Supt
Nolte
Mesdames Smith
McElroy and Higgins
Sue Wooldidge
Tarlt Belles
N. K. Henry
Life
Mra. BR. A. Edwards
Main Street
Missouri
Hix Bros
East Franklin Avenue
Leroy Farmer
Drugs and Medicines
Lexington, Mo
Saam
Jackson Bradley
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