Western Canada as a wheat empire to the west
A leading agronomist argues Western Canada offers vast untapped farmland suited for grain and stock. He notes Manitoba and Saskatchewan belt adaptability, the role of irrigation from Rockies streams, high wheat yields, and strong stock quality observed in Winnipeg shows, urging settlers and cattle producers to consider western lands and government aid.
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Canada
Prairie
Manitoba
Asinibois
Saskatchewan
Assinibuia
Alberta
Peace River
Rockies
Territories
Winnipeg
Ontario
Manitobe
Asther
Tiee
Secure & Farm
Western Canada
F. Pedle
Tj. Broughton
Monadaces
Chicago
Crawfurd
Nioth
Eacsss City
E. T. Bolmes
Moom & Big Four Bidg
Indianapolis
Ina
Cansollas Govvernment
Missouri Republican Editors unite to guide party in Missouri
The Missouri State Republican Editorial association formed in St Joseph pledges a united front to restore constitutional government. It aims to expose violations of the state constitution, analyze school funds and taxation, and push reform against municipal machines. T. J. Akins urged aggressive campaigns as E. C. Brokmeier summarized the statehouse ring. Permanent officers include C. M. Harrison as president and H. H. Mitchell as secretary-treasurer.
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Missouri
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Republican Party
Organization of
Missouri Republican Editors
Supreme Court
Statehouse
State Republican
Republican
Roosevelt
T. J. Akins
Republicantate Central Committee
Knights of the Quill
E. C. Brokmeier
South Carolina
Alabama
Kentucky
Louisiana
C. M. Harrison
North Missourian
Gallatin
H .H. Mitchell
Henry County
Clinton
J. W. 5. Dillon
A. T. Boothe
J. S. Swanger
James McCoy
Wedding Presents Still Hard To Find For St Blanche
Busy shoppers report difficulty locating new wedding gifts for St Blanche as many guests search for practical, timely items. Retailers note limited stock and high demand, reflecting evolving tastes and lingering postwar constraints.
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Ting
St. Blanche
Ceces and Chocolate at Pan-American Expo
A scrambled note notes Walter Baker & Co of Dorchester Massachusetts receiving high honors at the Pan-American Exposition. The entry highlights chocolate varieties and mentions the firm's thirty seventh place as a notable achievement among exhibits.
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Walter Baker & Co
Mass
Dorchester
Excel
Fractured Dry Ribbons of a Philadelphia Widow’s Tale
A garbled Philadelphia clipping records a widow speaking of a forgotten memory and a husband’s possible claim. The fragment hints at strained relations, a missing key, and a cold, unsettled mood surrounding an unresolved personal matter.
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Philadelphia
Death of Samuel Bratten noted American mathematician
Samuel Bratten one of the United States best known mathematicians and arithmetic authors died at his home in Laredo Texas. He was Harvard educated and the valedictorian of his class. In Hopkinsville Kentucky a woman, Jennie Campbell, was shot and fatally wounded by miner Coach Jealousy.
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Samuel Bratten
United States
Laredo
Tex
Harvard
Hopkinsville
Jennie Campbell
Dr Jefe wen Caweed dies in Knoxville at 71
Dr Jefferson C Caweed a well known figure in Tennessee collapsed and died in Knoxville at age 71. He served two terms as grand master of the Masonic grand lodge of Tennessee.
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Jefferson C. Caweed
Tennessee
Knoxville, Tenn
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Tennester
Lead Vein Reported Near Friendsville Tennessee
A remarkable lead ore vein is reported near Friendsville Tennessee with claims of a 22 foot thick vein and unknown depth. Local observers say the field could be extensive and spark interest in mining circles.
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Friendsville
Tenn
Killed in Timber Fall at Alexandria
James Harding known as Little Jack, 30, died instantly when a heavy timber fell at Alexandria. Separately Louis Baer, a Port Allen resident, shot Lion Dubroca to death in Port Gibson Mississippi in an accidental killing. Also, Artesia Miss city marshal Dismukes was killed by a resisting suspect. In Middlesboro Kentucky a card game dispute led to Joseph Lane fatally shooting Joe Smith. In McLean County Ey. a church fight left James Wiggins fatally stabbed Thomas Duke. A major fire at Coalgate I T caused about $17000 loss at Singer Vogel factory with partial insurance.
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Little Jack
Alexandria
Louis Baer
Lion Dubroca
Port Gibson
Miss
Port Allen
Dismukes
Artesia
Negro
Middlesboro
Joseph Lane
Joe Smith
Green Briar Church
McLean County
James Wiggins
Thomas Duke
Wiggins
Coalgate
S. F
I. T
Fie
Singer & Vogel
Grifith
Squire Robbinson
Camden
George Grayson
Rockville
Johnson County
Missouri
Union
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St. Louis
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L. B. Murray
Huntingdale
Henry County
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Col. Patton
Opera
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Estis
Harvey Williams
Bertha Slaughter
Adolphus Nevins
Williams
Martin B. Robnet
5. A. Hickok
Boonville
C. E. Hickok
Boone County
Brookfield High School
Washington
Continental
Joplin
Ed Gordon
Doc Malone
Ward
Stoddard County
Davis
Wabash Woad
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Dockery
Willard P. Hall
Jasper Privitt
John W. Wolf
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Philadelphia
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St. Joseph
Carnegie
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Seymour McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Lexington
Kirk Workeuff
George Workeuff
Newport News
Marion
United States
Cockrell
Akin Smith
Kirksville
Park College
Parkville
Cleland B. McAfee
Chicago
Abraham Ellwood
England
Silver Wedding Celebrated At Marshall
Oliver Houx and wife marked their golden wedding at Marshall on Wednesday. A handkerchief made by Mrs Boorgevelt sold for 36.50 at a Maryville church bazaar. The Mexico foundry and wagon factory owned by J J McCully burned, losses about 5000. Fire at Platte City destroyed Stern Wells and William Davis stores, losses under 9000.
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Oliver Houx
Marshall
Mra Boorgevelt
Maryville
Bezar
Mexico
J. J. McCully
Platte City
Stern & Wells
William Davis
Eliza Robinson
Kansas City
Keeping the Secret in a Stray Stories Style
An old bachelor, Uncle Charlie, is teased by Chie Ok Te about wealth. He jokes that riches are needed to be petted, a secret he refuses to reveal. The piece nods to playful, homespun storytelling in stray notes.
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Charlie
Dead-horse bolted cabman in Streatham tale
Pope of Streatham recounts a dramatic incident where a cab driver he knew, Bowman, was killed when a horse bolted while driving. The speaker credits St Jacobs Oil with curing years of rheumatism and sciatica, claiming immediate relief after using a half-bottle and purchasing a full second bottle. He praises the remedy and its lasting effects.
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Pope
Ferrar Road
Streatham
St. Jacobs
Bowman
Dog collar request noted by distracted salesperson
A customer asks for a dog collar while a absent minded salesman, newly promoted to set’e, responds in a Philadelphia Press style. The exchange hints at an odd, humorous shopping moment and local color from the era.
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Philadelphia Press
Court bars Gorey imitation Cascarets in injunctive ruling
Hon. Judge Wing of the Federal Court of Cleveland issues a permanent injunction with costs and damages prohibiting Gorey from manufacturing or selling an imitation of Cascarets. The ruling warns readers against substitutes and urges reporting to Sterling Medicine Company. The notice also mentions Nickel Plate Road fares and travel services with emphasis on low rates and reliable dining and Pullman services.
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Judge Wing
Federal Court of Cleveland
Gorey
Sterling Mecy Company
New York
Chicago
Metropolis Defined by Streetcar Fare in 1920s Quote
A Chicago Record-Herald line defines metropolis as a city where streetcar fare costs about 25 cents to reach areas where clover can be picked, illustrating a humorous view of urban reach and cost.
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Jimmy
Chicago Record-Herald
Cascarets Candy Boost Bowel Health Promise
Headline advert describes Cascarets as a cure for all ailments from headache to cancer by correcting bowels. Claims natural, painless relief with easy movements. Promotes 10 cent starting price and warns against imitations. Mentions metal boxes and CC stamp on tablets.
Putnam Faces Faceless Dyes in Local Tale
Local notes recount tarnished reputations and disputes over money and social rivalries dating back to February 17, 1900. Residents discuss business and community gossip as names blur in a fog of accusations, with no clear resolution in sight.
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Putnam
Federe
Incomplete Note on Cheap Dining Plans and Meals
Fragmentary excerpt discusses ordering meals at low cost with a plan promising economical options. Mentions 35 cents as a minimum cost and references to Deakins of sopeene and fastidious diners, but lacks clear event or full context.
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Deakins
A Shrewd Man Gooph Old Gettit a Smooth Customer
The piece recounts a boastful figure described as a smooth operator, with sly remarks about past subsidies and ventures. It references travel deals on Norfolk and Western Railway offering reduced round trip tickets from Cincinnati and Columbus to Virginia and Carolina destinations. Contact for rates given as Allen Hull in Cincinnati.
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Norfolk & Western Rr
Cincinnati
Columbus
Virginias
Carolinas
Hull
E. 4Th St
Cincin
Norway's coastline and Viking grave unearthed in Shetlands
A Norwegian coastline of 1700 miles straight, over 12000 miles around fjords, and 15000 charted islands frame a report. In Haroldswick Shetlands a well preserved whalebone Viking drinking horn is found with human horse and dog bones in a grave likely a sea king from Harold Harfagt’s era. The Vatican vineyard yielded well last year but wine spoiled by lax storage and sold cheaply. this year a hailstorm damaged the crop, likely barren vines next year.
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Norway
Haroldswick
Shetlands
Harold Harfagt
Vatican
A Clergyman's Discovery of Kidney Cure
Fredericksburg Indiana reports Rev E P Stevens claims he found a universal kidney remedy. He says Dodd's Kidney Pills cured his long standing urinary issues and claims success in Lame Back Rheumatism Bright's Disease Diabetes and other kidney diseases. He asserts no other remedy has done so.
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Fredericksburg
Ind
E. P. Stevens
Dodd
Bright
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