First Enterprise national voting test shows Ford leading in many states
In the first week 55,591 ballots were cast in fourteen states across the Enterprise test. Ford leads with 16,788 votes while Al Smith runs strong in New York with 14,436, many votes clustered outside his home state. Harding trails Ford and Smith gains strongest support in New York. nationwide results vary by region with Collier’s straw poll showing Ford ahead 54,257 to 32,924 Harding.
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Morrison No 2 Produces 62000 Barrels in Fourteen Months
Underwriters Producing & Refining Company reports Morrison No 2 has produced 62,000 barrels of petroleum since April 1922. Daily yield now 120 barrels, with field total at 601 barrels from eight wells. Notes on T. and P. wells, new pay prospects, and ongoing drilling at nearby sites.
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Government ownership by confiscation debated at Chicago conference
A committee of railroad presidents notes many speakers at Senator La Follette's conference favor Government ownership while Mr. Bryan balances on the fence. They argue for a lower railroad appraisal to cut freight rates, warning bankruptcy would follow if ownership becomes unavoidable. The Dallas News provides the summary.
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Grove's Tasteless Tonic Described as Vitalizing Blood Purifier
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as energizing and color restoring by purifying blood with iron and quinine. It claims to strengthen and invigorate, destroying germs and improving health, noting it is pleasant enough for children and sold for 60 cents.
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Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days by PAZO OINTMENT
Druggists recommend PAZO OINTMENT for itching and protruding piles. If it fails to relieve, you can seek other options. it promises relief and restful sleep after the first use, with a price of 60 cents.
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