Senator Jones Returns to Republican Fold in Nevada
In Reno an interview quoted Senator Jo Jones of Nevada says he has not changed his core convictions and would rejoin the Republican Party if conditions match past times. He argues the party is the best path for progress and signals support for a strong nominee for the Senate, should one arise.
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Permanent situation in the Philippine islands noted in press
The report says the Aguinaldo led insurrection is dead and order has been restored in civilized areas. A permanent band of rapine remains in the islands, blending with rebels and forming a dangerous, hard to stamp out threat. Efforts to pacify continue, with emphasis on patience and persistent campaign.
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Non Minonespolis Tribune
Philippine Islands
Aguinaldo
MsnUs
Barbar
Pune
Readable fragment on US sugar consumption and production
The text notes U S sugar consumption last year and an estimated average per capita use. It cites 1 003 000 tons in rounds from American sources and mentions production facilities in the United States and Puerto Rico with costs and storage details.
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Suz
United States
Beice
Porto Rico
Government Sugar Duty Shifts Dollars to Public Benefit
The text argues that 56 million dollars more paid by citizens funds 49 million for government revenue. If Cuban sugar duties are lifted, 85 million in benefits accrues to the people.
The Cow and the Creamery Boost South Dakota Farms
A De Smet News report highlights eight years of rural progress north of Iroquois. It notes new buildings, fenced land with barb wire, and widespread cattle in ample pastures. Farmers are paying mortgages. prosperity seen across western Esbury County with a slogan The cow did it.
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Iroquois
Esbury County
Electric Bitters Endorsement Raves From Belleville Industry Lead
Abraham Rare, a Belleville druggist, claims Electric Bitters are the best selling bitters he has handled in 20 years. He says they cure disorders of the stomach liver kidneys bowels blood and nerves by toning organs and strengthening the whole system. The tonic supposedly builds vigor and life, aiding weak rundown men and women. Priced 50 cents, sold by S H Seallin.
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Abraham Rare
Belleville
S H Seallin Druggist
Reliable and Gentle Pills For Gentle Bowel Aid
An OCR fragment touts DeVire's Little Early Risers as purely vegetable pills. It claims they ease bowels without force, invigorate, and prevent serious cold-related issues. The ad references various ailments and uses misleading product branding typical of 19th century remedies.
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Musta
DeVire
Free Mail Delivery Expanded in Mitchell as Population Grows
Mitchell announces expanded free mail delivery to cover more homes. Postmaster Clark recommended another carrier as demands rose since initial six month trial. John Cough and Thomas Baillon oversee routes, with evening window hours set to 7 and a 5:50 PM end time to serve residents along the Omaha road.
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John Cough
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Main
Omaha Rosd
I Carcier Foler
Care for a Cold and Cough Remedies
An old note suggests home remedies to ease coughs and speed healing. It mentions honey and other simple cures to loosen phlegm and reduce coughing without causing strain, framed as quick relief tips.
Turner Brothers Add Riverside Creamery as Skimming Station
J E Turner and Son have bought the Riverside creamery near Mitchell and will operate it as a skimming station linked to the Mitchell creamery. Established by S T Greene two years ago, the Riverside plant adds a second skimming point beside Prosper township, with butter sold at 15 cents a pound this September.
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Mitchell Institution
Turner Creamery
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Prosper Township
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Remarkable Discovery From Coopersville Mich
A letter from Mrs. S. Himelburger praises Dr. King’s New Discovery for coughs and consumption urging its use for a good night’s rest. It claims three generations have used it and promises rapid relief for lung diseases with a guarantee on bottles priced 50 cents to a dollar. Burdock Blood Bitters is also advertised to regulate stomach and bowels.
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Coopersril! Mich
Fea
Voice Restored by Foley's Honey and Tar Says Ingerson
Bert Ingerson of Hutton Ind reports months of whispering due to hoarseness. A bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar restored his voice, and he urges readers to get Foley's. S. H. Seailin.
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Bert. Ingerson
Hutton Ind
Foley
S. H. Seailin
Aberdeen News No Premium Bid On Tax Judgment Sale
Tax judgment sale under the local scavenger law attracts interest next week with bids limited to the full judgment amount. State’s Attorney Perry notes some bids may reach low fractions, but transfers must sell for only the full amount, or be rejected, making underbidding a costly risk for property owners.
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Aberdeen News
Perry H
Boi Cured Headache Remedy Sold By S
A brief notice promotes a remedy for headaches as a “new life” treatment. It claims purifying blood and health benefits and advertises a small price of 23 cema. The seller signs as S and offers the product directly to readers.
Recommendation to Traimmen by Engineer L
A brief note shows engineer L recommends it to Traimmen. The fragment hints at a professional endorsement and decision context within a technical setting.
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Traimmen
Fragmented OCR text with unclear names and events
The readable fragments imply a political or social note with names like Dilan party and Bestdeme MitcheD 5 Dd Emstress Adpresss. The text is garbled and lacks coherent details or a clear event, making it difficult to identify a concrete subject or outcome.
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Psine
Dilan Party
Portrait of Cocker and a Rare Arithmetick Copy
A private collector revealed an early edition of Gecker's Arithmetick printed by T. Passenger. One of two or three perfect copies exists. the British Museum holds none with a portrait. The shown copy bears a title page note and a disputed portrait of Cocker, who died in 1675.
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Cocker
Edward Cocker
Charles.ii
Gecker
London Bridge
British Museum
Morocco
George Washington's Father Irate Over 1733 Pig Iron Venture
Augustine Washington in 1733 angered while mining pig iron at Accokeek Furnace in Stafford County Us about ten miles from Fredericksburg when his son George Washington was born. The furnace was built by the Princi mpany of English capital as early as 1726 on Augustine Washington land of about 1640 acres holding iron ore. Washington owned one sixth of the furnace property after transferring land to the company.
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Staffoni Country
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Fredericksburg
Princimpany
Washington
Fragmented quotation on heroism and virtue
A reflective quotation argues that the killer is a villain while the rescuer is the true hero, praising sacrifice for others. It also notes two remedies for fortune: time and silence, underscoring a cautious view of fortune's gains.
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