New York's Horse Market Dominates City Trade
The article details New York's vast heavy horse industry, citing 100000 general purpose horses in use, firm demand for 200 to 300 horses per buyer, and major sales at the American Horse Exchange. It explains organized supply from the West and Canada, private sales, training farms, and high prices up to $500 per carriage horse, underscoring New York as a leading global horse market.
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Expres Compus
Greer City
Sheery
Metropolitan Traction Company
New York
Joseph Cerre
Union
Wrest
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Bufalo
Chicago
West
Canada
Where Cougars Are 2 Nuisance
A timberland party from Gate City reports cougars are plentiful twenty miles out, with woods full of them and frequent daytime sightings. The cougars kill deer and roar at night, frightening eight experienced woodsmen during their last trip as their lair, blood and struggle left the area littered with tracks and congealed blood. Deer numbers rise in the mountains as the cougar thrives in Oregonian territory.
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Timberland Desiers
Gate City
Nishi
Saved Her Future Husband By Courageous Rescue
John W. Diver and Edna Luella Breener received a marriage license after a heroic act by Miss Keener who helped stop a Panhandle train near Anoka Indiana last summer. Keener and another girl waved along the track to alert trainmen who then saved the bridge danger. Diver, a conductor on the train, fell in love and plans a Sunday wedding.
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John W. Diver
Edna Luella Breener
Miss Keener
Anoka
Ind
Diver
Cinacinnsti
Pribune
Official Roosevelt vignette to adorn future money
Engravers completed a Roosevelt vignette to serve as the official president image. After his death it may appear on money or securities but not in circulation. The vignette was based on what was judged the best photo from ten years of portraits. Japanese growers raise a rose that appears red in sun and white in shade. A parasite on decayed wood is described. Prixau Paperess Diss is advertised. Palme mineral finds spark talk of an industrial Holy Lord awakening.
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Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Roosevelt
Alien Foot Ease Powder Promises Foot Relief
An advertisement urges readers to ask their dealer for Alien's Foot-Ease powder claiming to rest the feet and cure corns bunions and swollen sore feet. It notes 25 cents price and asks to accept no substitutes with sample mailings and a return address in LeRoy New York. Also references artificial teeth usage and a medical claim for a lung cure and a note about lifeboats by a London coach builder.
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Allen Sr. Olsted
LeRoy, N
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