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Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1909

Page

2

Local notes from Emerson area on residents and events

Emerson residents install home heating plants and plan further upgrades while cattle and stock movements frame a busy week. A hail storm shatters windows in Deer Creek, women buy summer hats as temperatures plunge, and a Deer Creek wolf den yields a bounty. Local travelers visit Chicago and Pueblo for markets and funerals, with social events at Spins ters tea and Kensington. Tribune map promotion closes the item.

John R. Jones John Sandiland Henry Douglass Ernest Draheim Jr Chicago James Noonan No. 138 Creston Collins Noe Bros Emerson Deer Creek Noral F J Wallace Glenwood Horace Birdsal Gilbert Cheney John Haskell Pueblo Colo John Moreland Willis Patrick Ruth White W P Grifith Benton Griffith Elk City Okla Hom Tollinger South Sioux City

Prank on Train Ends With Doctor Search

An old man sleeping on a Sedalia Missouri train was pranked when a drummer dumped a quinine capsule on his tongue. He woke, began spitting, and asked if there was a doctor aboard. The conductor replied he did not know if he was sick, as the man lamented a strange taste like he had busted his gall.

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The Sugar Sham and the Sugar Trust Battle in Tariff Debate

A critical look at the Payne tariff bill reveals how the sugar and oil trusts profit from high duties. It cites legislative fights, court cases against the sugar trust for customs fraud, and analyzes how Cuba raw imports and a 20 percent "minimum and maximum" provision affect refined sugar prices and domestic refining costs. The piece argues the reform would not reduce protection for the sugar trust and highlights the broader issue of tariff plunder.

House of Representatives Standard Oil Payne Cannon Sugar Trust Oil Trust United States New York American Sugar Refining Company The Great Britain Cuba Germany Austrian Dingley

51st Iowa Reunion Held At Creston With 70 Attendees

The annual reunion of the 51st Iowa regiment brought together about 70 veterans in Creston last week. Attendees included Adj. Gen. Guy Logan Col. Lopez of Des Moines Lieut. Col. Miller of Bedford and Maj. John T. Hume of the soldiers home in West Virginia sent greetings. A roster and history committee was formed with Maj. Dan Turner elected commander J E Logan secretary treasurer and Dr Edwin M. Merritt surgeon general. Next year’s reunion will be in Red Oak.

Dist Iowa Creston Glennwood Mills County Phillipines Adj Guy Logan Lopez Des Moines Miller Bedford John T. Hume West Virginia Dan Turner Corning J. E. Logan Red Oak Edwin M. Merritt Emerson

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