Spring Wheat Crops Power Canada’s Northwest Growth
A U S hardware leader’s Cannadan visit highlights Western Canada spring wheat as the pivot of regional and U S markets. The article notes strong winter wheat in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta, with spring wheat shaping fortunes across the prairie provinces and drawing North American farmers toward cheap land opportunities, despite July August weather challenges and a 200 million bushel potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Hardware Reporter
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Noua
Northwest
Cony Solng
Guairie
Musician Wanted in Welsh Parish Meeting
A parish in Wales holds a general meeting to decide on installing a chandelier in the schoolroom. The discussion shows local humor and language barriers as questions arise about the chandelier and the musician needed to play it.
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Wales
Davis
Baby Healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment Says Woman
Mrs Noble Tybran of Dodson MyJan 28 1911 describes a baby plagued with widespread sores itching and hair loss. After trying many remedies a friend urged Cuticura Soap and Ointment, which led to noticeable improvement in weeks and complete cure in six weeks. She notes prior failures and praises Cuticura as highly effective, with advertisement details for purchase and free booklet.
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Noble Tybraan
Dodson
pMyJan
Attheust
Gach
Election Returns Prompt Skeptical Student Exchange
A student questions the pain of Tantalus while Colonel Scttkart compares the feeling to listening to election returns, revealing a tense exchange about hardship and perception.
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Tantalus
Hissles
Colonel Scttkart
State Meet At Kenosha Opened With Delegates
The fifteenth annual Wisconsin Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution convention opened at Park Avenue Methodist Church in Kenosha with 160 delegates from 26 chapters. The session featured organ music, a singing of America, invocations, and reports from officers including the regent Mrs. Van Ostrand and secretary Miss Currie I. Smith.
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Wisconsin Society of the Daughters’of the
Park Avenue
Kenosha
Edwin van Ostrand
Antgo
FP. M. Cleveland
America
Fred Ferkins
B. F. Barr
Antigo
Corn Sutherland Skinkle
A. A. Jackson
Janesville
van Ostrand
Currie I. Smith
Fort
Drew Named as State Aid In Case Against Rail Line
Gov McGovern appoints Walter Drew of Madison as special counsel in the Northern Pacific railroad appeal challenging a Minnesota railroad commission order. The commission mandated rebuilding the Grantsburg station and improving passenger service with a daily train each way except Sundays, arguing it serves local needs while the company contends it affects interstate commerce.
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Northern Pacific
Grantzburg
Gervier
Grenesburs
Minnegota State
State Civil Service Announces Multiple Appointments
The state civil service commission lists new appointments including Dairy and Food Inspector and second assistant actuary at the state insurance department. Names tied to various posts include Stew art WB Cook Cumberland John Bocticher Janesville William Wind er Stothbridge Henry L Hornbeiner Yort Atkinson George Werner Marathon B O Beecher Madison and Stanley Allyn Maddegon Alexander Berger Wales Eliza Smith Jonesville Braggs Milwaukee and others. Also listed are patents recently granted to Wisconsin inventors such as Chisdan A Anderson Appleton for malting packing pads and Julius T Kalwelt Milwaukee for a theostat for electric motors.
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State Civil Service Commission
Stewart WB. Cook
Cumberland
John &. Bocticher
Janesville
Wiliam Wineder
Stothbridge
Henry L. Hornbeiner
Yort Atkinson
George Werrner
Marathon
B. O. Beecher
Madison
State Insurance Department
Stanley Allyn
Maddegon
State Tax Commission
Br. Alexander Berger
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Laventorm
Chisdan A. Anderson
Appleton
Dunst
Hacine
Jack
Frenklin D. Glesler
Milwaukee
Anthing
Waukesia
Max Jackson
Fond Uu Jac
Garment
Julius T. Kalwelt
W. H. Glaulke
Wisconsin Rockford College Association Elects Leaders
About thirty members attended its eighth annual meeting in Milwaukee. President Julia Gulliver of Rockford College spoke on a new dormitory and optimistic outlook. Last year officers were re-elected: President Mrs. E. T. Holbrook, Vice President Miss May Herdogen, Secretary and Treasurer Mrs. A. T. Van Scoy. Gulliver left for Chicago to attend a Taft club event with Ella Flagg Young, one of the only women on the platform.
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Wisconsin Women's Christian Teu Perance Union
Milwaukee
Guats E. Strong
Madicon
Mra
WA. Lawson
Anna Warren
Stoughton
B. B. Ingalls
Martha M. Alien
L. W. Clark
Stella B. Irvine
M. D. Fry
Helen M. Bullacts
Wisconsin Rockford College Association
Billwaukee
Julia Gulliver
Rockford College
Sue
E. T. Holbrook
May Herdogen
A. T. van Scoy
Gulliver
Chicago
Taft
Hamilton Club
Ella Flagg Young
Wisconsin Agricultural Economics Fellowship Awarded
Prof H C Taylor head of the department of agricultural economics at the University of Wisconsin grants a $400 fellowship to C. E. Beker. He conducts special research on the theory of agricultural production, continuing work begun about five years ago.
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H.C. Taylor
College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
C. BE Beker
Equity Society Opens Meet in Fond du Lac
The Wisconsin branch of the American Society of Equity opened its meeting in Fond du Lac. Agriculturists gathered to discuss varied interests and the women’s auxiliary held its session in connection with the conference. Secretary M. W. Tubba of Madison drew up the program. The meeting is expected to be the largest in the organization’s history.
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Wisconsin
American Society of Equity
Pond du Lac
Women’s Auxiliary
M. W. Tubba
Madison
State Happenings From Portage to Racine in Brief
A series of local incidents spans Portage, Madison and Racine. Three-year-old Bertha Kasten fatally scalded after falling into water. Portage reporter and police investigate infantile paralysis in Green County. Portage conductor Austin Denaro shot accidentally and killed near Endeavor. Electrician Frederick Broecker survives near electrocution. Wisconsin architects file incorporation led by Schnenardt and Cox. Albert Morgan reappears at daughter Kimball’s home after being considered dead for years. Beaver Dam man Edward Voight killed when his team hits a passing train. Mineral Point worker Bechtel injured by a concrete mixer. Milwaukee women claim Taft banquet tips were stolen. Waukesha theater gear found. several towns disband football after successive player injuries. Rhinelander tragedy personifies a child’s death in a hotel fire. Kenosha to crack down on book agents without licenses. Somers girl Anon Salenslee dies in a sugar beet wagon accident. diphtheria cases prompt school closure debate in Racine.
Train 15 Held Up by Five Robbers Near Memphis
Three suspects held in St Francis county jail as five train robbers derail the Rock Island express near Hurlburt eleven miles from Memphis. They blow the safe in the express car, seize registered mail worth unknown, and escape after diverting the engine. Names given: Walter Orr of Montana Everett Ma lee of Willowhill Ben Hell of Edmondson Ark. The engine crew and passengers subdued as robbers seized sacks of mail and fled toward the Mississippi bottoms.
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Foreat City
Ark
St Francis County
Mississippi Bottoma
Lere
Memphis
Rock Island
Walter Orr
Montana
Everett Malee
Willowhill
Ben Hell
Breas
Cera
Mall
Guard Woman in Hospital in Chicago Mystery
Chicago police seize Mrs. Louisen Vermilyn, known as the hearth nurse, after she is found at her home suffering from possible poison effects. She is hospitalized as detectives await chemical tests on the organs of Policeman Arthur Bisonette, who died under mysterious circumstances. Coroner Hoffman notes nine associates died suddenly in similar fashion, tying them to Vermilyn.
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Chicago
Louisen Vermilya
Sas
East Twenty-ninth Street
Hahnemann Hospital
Arthur Bisonette
Vermilyn
Sonette
Hoffman
Bisonette
Loyal Legion bars Sickles from joining in New York
Gen Daniel Sickles of Gettysburg fame is blackballed by the Loyal Legion in a second bid for membership. Years earlier his application was withdrawn before a vote. Opponents say it stems from disapproval of his New York state monument program while others cite jealousy of his Civil War renown.
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New York
Daniel E. Sickles
Gettysburg
Loyal Legion
Sickles
Shiprite Order
Leyal Legion
New York State Committee
Battlefelds
Mexican President Escapes Train Wreck Near Gomez Palacio
President Madero narrowly escaped serious harm when a special Mexican Central train carrying him from Chihuahua to Mexico City collided head on with a freight near Gomez Palacio. All in the presidential party escaped unharmed though one engineer was injured.
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Torreon
Mex
Leet Madero
Mexico
Mexican Central Railroad
Chibuthue
Mexico City
Gomez Palacio
Immediately
Albert Sanchez
The Secret of Success in Kidney Remedy Promotion
An article argues many advertised products fade unless proven. It cites Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, praised by a druggist for rapid effects on kidney liver and bladder issues. It claims the remedy neutralizes uric acid and offers a free trial bottle by mail from Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
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Total
Baye
Dr. Kilmer
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Mentisa
Ak Druggiste
Fdc
Young Doctor Curem and Autohypnosis Sparks Debate
A young physician Curem is noted for using autohypnosis in his practice. Colleagues discuss his specialization in motor nerves and the implications for patient care.
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Curem
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Paul L. Roth
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West Division High School
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Epiphany
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Kansas
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Ohio
Emile Seidel
Madleon
Senaor Pometelle
Drew
Equity Society
Portage
Little Bertha Helen Kasten
B R. Kasten
Fountain Prairie
Charles H. Sutherland
State Board of Health
Brodhead
Green County
Frederick Broecker
Abasclaract
American Institute of Architects
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A. D. Cox
A. C. Eschweiler
Kenosta
Albert Morgan
Grand Haven
Mich
Margaret Ebulen E Kimball
Kimball
Beaver Dem
Edward Voight
Artier
Voight
God Steps
Kodatz
8. A. Bechtel
Waukeska
Sherif Elmer Dent
Marshield
Wausau
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Rhinelander
Archie Heas
Cavour
Misetorani
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Board of Health
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Wiha Law School
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