Special Seed Plots Urged At Wisconsin Meeting
Special seed plots for all small grains and corn were urged at a Wisconsin College of Agriculture demonstration at Janesville county asylum farm. Plots should be high quality, harvested at peak time, stored separately, and spread thin to avoid heating. Grain cannot germinate properly after heating to 150 degrees while bins often reach 170. Prof. Norgard warns fusarium and other diseases spoil grain heads. dry conditions are hard to maintain. Plant healthy seed and manage seed plots by mid day shocking and care.
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Janesville County Asylum
College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Norgard
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Landlord Worth Having Bequeaths Homes to Tenants
Philadelphia tale of William Hawkins a 98 year old manufact urer who died in 1910 and left his Germantown properties to the tenants each valued at 4000. He also left 39000 to the American Baptist Publication Society and ordered mortgage cancellation on the Nese Britain Baptist Church property. He sought anonymous aid to those in need.
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Philadelphia
William Hawkins
Germantown
Hawkins
American Baptist Publication Society
Britain
Parental admonitions on discipline and moral guidance
A 1940s style public advisory urges parents to control spending, supervise company, provide a latchkey warning, and demand accountability for leisure time. It stresses manners do not replace morality and teaches that help should not be paid as a right. The United Press quotes the guidance as a social instruction.
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United Pres
Zemo Soap Free Promises Clean Coats and Glossy Hair
An old advertisement touts Zemo soap free as a solution to dirty coats and dandruff. It claims quick pore absorption, scalp health, and glossy hair, with a $1 bottle sold by Rose Medicine Co. in St. Louis and a 25 cent trial bottle available at R. J. Strauss Drug Store with a money-back guarantee.
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Dandroff
Zemo
Rose Medicine Co
St. Louis
R. J. Strauss Dreg
Roosevelt Remembered Not to Lead Republicans into Wilson’s Trap
Lifelong Republicans resist following him out of the party and warn the country against a candidate chasing radical theories for votes. They cite alleged dishonest practices and ties to corporate funders, arguing such a figure could only help Wilson and risk a Democratic administration. They oppose a recall rule that would let one man stay in office for life, asserting Washington and Grant would never permit Roosevelt’s bid.
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Republican Party
Harvester and Steel Trust
Roosevelt
Wilson
Taft Roosevelt Lafollette
Bryan Wilson Harmon
Kansas is Republican in presidential outlook
In Topeka the press declares Theodore Roosevelt cannot win Kansas as the Roosevelts electors are not in the Republican column. The piece argues Taft sentiment remains strong, Roosevelt split weakens him, and Kansas stays solidly Republican despite Roosevelt's appeal.
Roosevelt sentiment waning in Nebraska reports
Reports from Nebraska indicate declining Roosevelt support with letters to Taft campaign officials noting the Third Term faction shrinking to a small core. James H. Clark of Hastings, a mortgage investments executive, says farmers see no benefit in Roosevelt and fear Democratic victory would ruin them. In Lincoln the Third Term party struggles to secure signatures for a county convention. The Progressive party is expected to collapse before the election.
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Topeka
Kan
Theodore Troosevelt
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Kanaas
Kansas
Nebraska
Mulvane
Western Bureau
James H. Clark
Haatlnge
Neb
Lincoln
Progressive Party
Bentiment
Canvass shows decline in Roosevelt sentiment across Indiana
A statewide canvass by a prominent Indianapolis businessman surveyed nonpolitical residents in Indiana counties. Except for one, responses show falling Roosevelt Progressive support and a shift toward Taft and administration sentiment as the campaign progresses. Counties including White, Lake, Montgomery, De Kalb, Miami, Tippecanoe, Aller, and La Grange report waning Bull Moose influence and growing administration or Taft votes.
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Indianapolis
Indy
Roosevelt
Bing
Indiana
White County
Breaden County
Lake County
Montgomery County
de Kalb
Taft
Miama County
Roosevelt movement in Nevada sparks talk of waning support
Nevada readers report the Roosevelt movement remains visible but weakening. The Avening Gazette notes growing dissatisfaction with Roosevelt, citing funds from George W. Perkins and backing by former politicians as criticisms. The Gazette claims Roosevelt’s influence in Nevada has reached a limit and is sliding back.
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Reno
Nev
Roosevelt
Nevada
Avening Gazette
the Gazette
George W. Perkins
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