04 Mar 1912
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Newspaper
Modesto News
Location
Modesto, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1912
Page
1
Fragment of health ad describes stomach issues misattributed to nerves and anxiety. Mentions dyspepsia and nervine symptoms, touts a product called Hoalearn’s Bar Tablets as a remedy and lists various ingredients in a marketing style.
Prominent healer from San Francisco visits Modesto to treat catarrh eye ear nose throat and related conditions at Tynan Motel. He claims cures for polyps tumors tonsils voice loss and chronic ailments with quick painless testing and personal consultation.
A garbled note suggests guidance for hosting a family gathering in the evening. It references patrons, teaching, and assistance, but the text is fragmented and unclear about specific actions or participants.
In Modesto, Chief Ishant bis receives complaints about loud horn cutouts on vehicles. Drivers trim horns and cause noise pollution at night, prompting a proposed ordinance to curb the practice and restore peace in the city.
Mavel. d Peter Stadel Tinaun abandoned mining after years near Jerwand Arion and expanded dairy and silo operations. He faces city ordinances and state laws while seeking to manage alfalfa, stock, and taxes with support from Switz erland connections. He plans to pursue dairy control despite facing regulatory hurdles.
Misalia March 4. For the second trial a jury failed to agree and was discharged. Friday after night sessions, Attorney Lanqorst is preparing for a new trial, which is expected to be decisive in the case of Wadford and White charged with killing Harry Marker. The matter has been widely discussed locally.
An old home remedy for greying hair is revived by Wyeth Chemical Company with Sage and Sulphur mix. The ad claims rapid color restoration and relief from dandruff itching and thinning hair, offering a fifty cent bottle with money-back guarantee through druggists.
A garbled item references raw bud quantity and an aim to improve unspecified "bare Tat" through near term adjustments. The text is incomplete and lacks clear entities, dates, or actions to verify. Further readable context is needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
The text notes large shipments of Malaga grapes and related produce, with references to Kerman investments and early indications of a warm season. It mentions experiences with shipping quality, market reputation, and temporary remedies including Chamberlain'sLotion for certain conditions. The passage is fragmented and reads like a forecast of agricultural trade.
The overheated car skidded on a bend. Parker and Lacour were occupants. Parker was severely injured in the crash with a steer rest against him, while Lacour waded miles to fetch aid and survived with minor chest and arm injuries.
In Porterville on March 4, developers began planting newly acquired river district lands with lemon and orange trees. They expect to create one of Central California’s largest orchards near 100 acres after replacing vineyards. Sale prices included 900 for Kendall California and other Strathmore ranches.
Mrs Willis and Mrs Becker suffered contusions and a dislocated shoulder after a car overturned on a high grade near Selina California. The two women, in a wagon behind a large auto, were thrown from the vehicle as earth gave way on the edge of the road. Dr Avons of Visalia aided at the scene and the injured were taken to Selah.
Maren 4 The laying of the Big Creek railroad line on the Pollasky branch of the Southern Pacific to the Valeette Power and Night plant in the mountains northeast of the city is to be rusted according to an agreement from the offices of the Stowe & Webster Construction Company. The test and virol are on the ground and ready for action.
The report describes road work delays and priorities for utility lines. It notes the power company aims to place lines and press ahead with the grade from Pinnett to Big Greek after immediate trenching and infrastructure tasks are completed.
A proposed rapid railroad expansion connects Los Angeles with Portland east of the Sierras. The plan, involving Us Hartin system and several railroad companies across Utah Nevada California Oregon, includes broad gauge conversion and new routes between Keeler and Tonopah.
President Taft issues a proclamation warning American citizens in Mexico and the United States to avoid involvement with subversive movements or actions that could violate U.S. law. The tariff warns Americans to withdraw from dangerous localities in Mexico and to expect possible aid from consuls if needed. The directive directs Ambassador Wilson to inform Americans of the risks and urges prudent withdrawal where lawlessness threatens personal safety.
President Taft calls all citizens to abstain from actions violating laws amid Mexican unrest. He warns that violations will be prosecuted and offices charged with enforcing laws must prevent subversion. Offenders risk penalties under U.S. and international concerns.
The Moore case centers on the will contest involving the widow and Timothy Moore. A sensational history ties in Tamothy Moore and the late San Fremelaco capitalist shot fatally. testimony centers on self defense claims and alleged influence by Moore’s son, Tuffarson Moore, amid a postponed probate hearing and prior divorce actions.
Reno Nevada reports a state central committee meeting set for Saturday to fix the date of the state convention for delegates to the national convention on May 6. Rumors of resignations circulated as officials debated plans, while Roosevelt supporters pressed to keep the nomination open and Nixon pledged national support for Hoover. No presidential primary measures were enacted, and a resolution to express early preference was introduced but failed to gain momentum.
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