The Markets Outlook on Crop Prospects and Recovery
Nap Nock reports Henry Clews notes improving finance amid favorable crop prospects, easy money, and rising business confidence. Crop yields and farm wealth are rising, with corn, wheat, cotton, oats, and hay forecasts boosting prosperity. rail freight rate debates judge potential revenue impacts. Wall Street closes with gains on broad demand and higher stocks.
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Henry Clews
Hualness I
Aris
Department of Agriculture
Ana Xen
Wheat and market notes from Chicago and Minneapolis trading
Wheat prices eased at the opening with moderate demand in Chicago and the northwest. September futures showed minor declines and varied results across the market as receipts rose in Minneapolis and Chicago, while hogs and lard moved on related break signals. Trading was dull to steady with mixed weather influence and slight shifts in nearby contracts.
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Socahontas
Soaierss
H. ©. Toenitz
Boss & Welsmiller
Amc
Ioc
Boss & Weissmiller
Zentner & Mueller
Chicago
Commission
Eth
MGM Ec
Minneapolis
Duluth
Iyasee
Dale
Toko
Park
State Institutions See Population Rise Under Parole Law
Wisconsin reports a statewide rise in population across state institutions for the fiscal year ending June 30, led by the Northern Insane hospital at Winnebago and the new Wales tuberculosis sanatorium. The state prison at Waupun shows little change, attributed to parole operations. The Home for the Feeble Minded at Chippewa Falls holds the largest population, with talk of expanding cottages and a possible hospital for criminally insane. The Board of Control gathers data on insane, epileptic, feeble minded, and dependent populations to guide future legislative action and facility additions.
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Madison
Wis
Statg Board of Control
Waupun
Wisconsin
Northern Insane Hospital
Winnebago
Seuistorium
Wales
Mendota
School For Deaf
Delavan
School For Blind
Janesville
Waukesha
Sparta
Chippewa Faliseen
Green
Bay
Josis Sanatorium
Board of Control
United States
Massachusetts
Funeral for Mrs Louise Schaub Held at Home in Menasha
Menasha Wisconsin July 20 Funeral services for Mrs Louise Schaub were held at two o'clock this afternoon from her Broad Street home with Rev Kleinhans officiating. Large attendance noted. Delegation from Menasha Catholic Knights left for Appleton to attend state convention. Menasha beat Oshkosh Palace Oisting 1 to 0 at Badger grounds. Kerr and Ryana credited on Oshkosh defense. Gose and Tuchscherer starred for Menasha. Oscar Kunitz swam Lake Winnebago from Brighton Beach to High Cliff.
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Menasha
Wis
Louise Schaub
Broad Street
Kleinhans
Neenah
Menasha Cathole Knights
Appleton
Palace
Oshkvebt
Badger Grounds
Kerr
Ryana
Oshkosh
Gose
Tuchscherer
Oscar Kunitz
Lake Winnebago
Brighton Beach
High Clift
Amanda Hansen
Lillian Keefe
David Evans
Micnasha
Henry Sherrin
Jones
Chicago
Frances £. McGovern
Milwaukee
Louise Arno
F. E Saecker
John Glye
Kaukauna
Charles Dornbrook
Laura
Clintonville
Ballon Flights End In Short Distance Races
Balloons starting from St Paul to surpass world distance end landings. The Chicago owned by C A Coey of Chicago landed near Blooming Prairie about eighty five miles south. The America landed at Owatonna with seventy miles, second in distance. United States at West Concord sixty two miles, Ponmmern at Warroad sixty one miles, and King Edward at Hampton twenty one miles. Pilot J G Bennett denied the balloon snagged wires. Director A Leo Stevens noted insufficient lifting power and ballast for long flights. Captain P S Hudson of the America returned with Horace B Wild.
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St. Paul
Minn
Ballrday
Chicago
C. A. Coey
Chicreo
Blooming Prairie
America
Owatonna
United States
West Concord
War& Minn
Hampton Minn
J. G. Bennett
Hampton
A. Leo Stevens
Fas
Hudson
Chyatonna
Here
Horace B. Wild
Dr Provost Specializes in Eye Ear Nose and Throat Care
Dr Provost is listed as a specialist in eye ear nose and throat services with spectacles and eyeglasses noted. The office is at 443 Mate M and associated with Kromrich Kourad Co Jeweler, suggesting a nearby or partnering arrangement.
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Mate M
Kromrich-Kourad Co
How Fortunes Are Made in Advertising
A promotional profile praising advertising mastery highlights the rise of big earnings in copy departments led by Claude C. Hopkins. It argues that skilled copywriters drive profits, justify high salaries, and expand client accounts by crafting persuasive campaigns rather than soliciting directly.
Our Advisory Board Demonstrates Advertising Mastery
An advertising firm bills a sixteen man advisory board headed by Mr. Hopkins as the engine behind campaigns. They outline copy, mediums, and schemes in conferences, accepting standard commissions while risking tenfold in experimental efforts to prove results and expand accounts. They promise measurable success, urging readers to test six towns or general mediums, with profits proportional to expansion and the tribunal of traced results.
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Claude C. Hopkins
Hopkins
Mr. Hopkins
America
New York Publicity Pact At Lord & Thomas
In New York the Lord and Thomas advertising agency faces public relations questions as it shapes campaigns for several clients. The firm, known for high profile accounts, weighs strategies amid evolving industry standards and scrutiny from media and clients.
Miraculous Rescue After Ice Wagon Hit by Train in Neenah
William and John Barr escaped death when their ice wagon was crushed by a Wisconsin Central passenger train. Thrown onto two horses, they rode free as the horses dragged the wreck out of danger. John Barr suffered bruises, while William Barr was largely unhurt. Train crews halted briefly before continuing. Nearby incidents included a milk wagon near Oshkosh and a man named Felten who survived a close call after a wagon overturn. A bulldog killed an Angora cat valued at 65 dollars at Williams residence.
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Northwestern
Neenah
Wis
Wisconsin Central
William
John Barr
Washington Street
William Arnemann
Harm
John Burr
Bezge
William Barr
Recemen
Oshkosh
A. William Fenton
Felten
John Williams
Williams
Willams House
Nienie
J. C. Kimberly
Father J. A. Kimberly Dies Noted Seventieth Birthday Event
The article notes the abandonment Saturday and a supper and dance held at the Auditorium, a merry party for Father J. A. Kimberly who received many telegrams from friends congratulating him on his seventieth birthday.
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J. A. Kimberly
Kimberly
Y M C A Boys Run Fast Relay Message Route
Associated Press dispatch notes Y M C A relay runners delivering a message from New York to Chicago reached Toledo at 6 22 am from Fremont. Large crowd welcomed the Bellevue Tunnels as the Toledo team started toward Adrian Michigan, aiming to Coldwater with the silver tube.
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Associated Press
Toledo
New York
Chicago
Fremont
Sweat Boys
Adrian
Mich
Bellevue
Coldwater
New Anti Racing Law Halts New Orleans Tracks
New Orleans observers focus on the anti racing statute that takes effect today prohibiting betting on horse races. Louisiana Driving Club tracks suspended Saturday and owners consider brief winter meetings at both venues while awaiting law impact on the season.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Louisiana Driving Club
Planta
Day on Board Trains Law Enacted in Louisiana
New Orleans July 20 a new law took effect barring drinking intoxicating liquors on any railway passenger train or coach platform or car except in case of illness. The act renders possession or consumption aboard trains unlawful with penalties including fines or imprisonment. The measure passed after a contentious legislative fight and applies to stimulants taken with passengers aboard trains.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Tat
Louisiana
Death of Prof Dyer noted in Chicago tablegram
A private tablegram from Associated Press announced the death in England of Professor Dyer formerly a Greek professor at Oxford. He was the son of Charles V. Dyer a Chicago pioneer and was known in America as a lecturer and author.
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Associated Presa
Chicago
England
Dyer
Oxford
Charles V. Dyer
America
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Muscoda Dairy Board of Trade
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Miwaukee
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Elizebeth Stuart Phelps
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Beed & Son
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Clacksmith
John Bernhart
South Main
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Enone
Wansted
Cook & Brown
Rassmassen & Niller
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Krippene Hardware. Co
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Oxford Sheet
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