Arbor Day observance and forestry meeting notes
Readable portions describe an Arbor Day event and talks on forestry policy. It notes plans for tree planting and public interest in conservation, plus references to meetings and speakers discussing national forestry questions.
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Fuller
Emiese
Aybar
Ster RO Verhors
Mara Biol
Beveru
Alvan
Kentucky
Marv
Anil
Attehig
Cuharade
Growth and crops dominate 1807 price outlook and harvest gains
The article discusses agricultural prospects including wheat, corn, hay, and cotton, with price ranges for 1807 and expectations of yield increases and market impacts. It notes harvest outcomes, farm prosperity, and broad economic effects on food prices and farm income amid evolving farming conditions.
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Vie
Rome
Herat
Pilex Hetow
Martha Cartier
Waret
Mies
Neo
India
Minnesota Primary Pivots Johnson Bryan Clash in Tilt
In Minnesota a high stakes political clash emerges between supporters of Governor Johnson and the Bryan faction. The piece traces campaign maneuvers, state loyalty, and the battle for the Democratic nomination, noting Johnson’s home-state backing and the evolving influence of Bryan’s wing amid public sentiment and party dynamics.
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Minnesota
Selers Fen
Yue Courtiey
Tryan Iken
Efurt
Iran
Jahnson
Hoover
Bryan
Wies
Tate
Snedey
Ankeib
Cdarse
Johnson
Candle
Johnsen
Wilson
Otter
Punishing Inciters of Violence Prompts Political Debate
A Paterson judge urges indictment against La Questione Sociale editor amid calls for harsher punishment of inciters. The report cites bombs, arson, and political agitation tied to anarchist sentiment, with references to Taft, Portugal, and U.S. policy debates. Also noted are fashion trends, Thaw, and ongoing theater and publishing developments.
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Linturn
Torapea
Letire
Etreel Carrera
Udsteriat
Piterson
Varied Notes on Inventions and Chess Domination
The article surveys diverse topics from capping machines in coin production to Paris paper church plans and medical views on hauntings. It notes a barefoot brigade in Paris and Jews as chess champions Steinitz and Lasker, attributing chess dominance to self defense based rules.
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Marengo
France
Great Britain
Paris
Tt 3G
Steinitz
Lasker
Dri Lasker
Senate passes Gallinger bill to regulate child labor in DC
The senate passes the Gallinger bill aimed at regulating child labor in the District of Columbia. The entry also notes House Republicans caucus support for commercial paper as emergency currency and reports various political and local incidents including a drowning at the Central Y and a crank arrested in a house gallery incident.
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Pittsburgh
House of Representatives
Washington
Manuel
Parliament House
B. MH. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
New York
Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promoted Claims
An 19th century style advertisement touts Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier and tonic for stomach and liver ailments. It lists ingredients like Golden Seal and Stone root, claims 40 years of experience, and mentions a non alcoholic composition with glycerine extraction. It offers a free booklet and All-Healing Salve with postage and promotes other pills and tonics.
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Doctor Perre
R. V. Pleres
Buffalo
N. Y
Bartholow
Ring
Scudder
Coe
Ellingwood
Dr. Pierce
Wisconsin News Briefs Report Local Crimes and Events
Edward S. Christensen of Kenosha died smothered during an epileptic fit. Donations total 14060 for Sacred Heart hospital addition. A finger amputation occurred from blood poisoning in Eau Claire. Robberies and legal cases are noted across several towns including Madison, Fox Lake, and Janesville. Smallpox illness spreads in Daleman. several thefts and accidents are mentioned.
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Edward S. Christensen
Kenosha
Edward
James Bradley
Milwaukee
Sacred Heart Hospital
Komalawk
C. —. Roseth
Eau Claire
Colfax
Chippewa Ahs
Janesville
John Timmons
de Mott Church
State Bank
Fox Lake
Fred Trattner
Marinette
Warry A. Ehrhardt
Sheboygan
Theodore Karll
Germany
Slate Street
la Crosse
Manitowoc
Green Bay
State Railroad Commission
Watertown
Department of
Stout School
Menomonie
Daleman
Chippewa Tails
Pioneer Furniture Company
Frances C. Newell
Harriet M. Bain
First Congregational Church
Zena Brown
James Lahey
Hassock
Dentist and linguist jokes in London Tit-Bits
A humorous exchange about word origins with a husband and wife. The husband quips about dentists pulling teeth from dent and a linguist from lingua while the wife questions tongue etymology. The dialogue showcases playful wordplay and social wit.
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Hhusband
Fes
London
Opinion Snippets Reflect Political and Farm News Across Papers
A collage of brief quotes shows judgments on presidential race status and vice presidency, labor costs in paper mills, farmer mobility, local social notes, a diary suggestion about weather, and farming outlook. Mentions include Judge Gray, Wausau Record-Herald, Milwaukee Journal, Mundison Journal, Superior Telegram, Oshkosh Northwestern, Menasha Record, Green Bay Gazette, Recine, Ex Mayor Becker, Madison Democrat, and Stevens Point Journal.
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Milwaukee Journal
Dean Russell
John M. True
George Nekerrow
J. Q. Emery
Oshkosh Northwestern
Menasha
Gireen Bay
Recine Journal
Becker
Milwaukee
Oshkosh Battery
Banderob
W. D. Connor
Oshkosh
Madison Democrat
GC. A. Spencer
Waupaca
Wau Peca
Stevens Point
Shall Women Smoke Newport Colony Confronts Cigaret Trend
Newport Rhode Island May 7 The women of the cottage colony vow to curb cigaret smoking among guests amid a rising trend last summer when women guests openly smoked at dinner parties. A noted entertainer hosted a cigar et appearance after dinner and in the music room drawing mixed reactions. Blobbs Youngman quips about a baby and a nurse as chatty humor closes the item.
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Newport
R. I
Cottage Colony
Fashionable Lady and Heard Tales in a Town Note
Notes by the FCNNY Wen present a collage of quips and vignettes. A fashionably minded woman discusses hats with her daughter while townsfolk share jokes about a design errand and a sheriff’s humor.
Enormous Waste of Coal Shocks Washington Officials
Washington officials with the United States Geological Survey report that about 200 million tons of coal are wasted annually in the United States due to improper mining. They cite half the total supply left underground and prefer lower beds mined first, urging improved methods to reduce waste and improve utilization.
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Washington, D. C
United States Geological Survey
United States
J. A. Holmes
Vancouver
British ,Columbia
Technologie Branch
Geological Survey
United States Fuel Testing Plant
St. Lowe
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Portugal
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Grand Opera House
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