Pike's corn crop in the making
Pike county faces a uncertain corn yield as late fall rains and heat have damaged early crop. Prices range 90 to 95 cents a bushel with some at a dollar. Hay is moldy from heavy rains. fall plowing rushes ahead and wheat acres will be sown. Clover seed is cut but short. Pastures revived by rain. many local notices on farming, births, illnesses, and community moves continue through Pittsfield and surrounding towns.
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Pittsfield
Pike County
J. Wade Seniff
Wade
Granite City
Hurley Cooper
Trenton
N. J
W. Hardin Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Lawrence
Mass
Cooper
Martinsburg Township
William Biddle
Biddle
Dick Frazier
West Adams Street
Chicago
Clara Grigsby
Sidney Hirsheimer
Evansville
Ind
Hirsheimer
Charles M. Hirsheimer
Ethel Cawthon
Worman
Clayton Caldwell
Long Commission
Newcomb
Quincy
Julia Caldwell
Roy Baumann
Bloomington
Fred Baumann
Arthur
Senate Deficiency Bill Clears Way for Revenue Bill
Washington Sept. 3 The Senate passed the general deficiency appropriation bill totaling about 15 million dollars the last big supply measure. It provides for a salary to Georgia Rublee FTC member for fifteen months before rejection and includes 3 million for Nicaragua canal treaty payments plus items for the army navy and 100000 for the farm loan board.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Georgia
Federal Trade
Nicaragua
Army
Navy
Farm Loan Board
Miss Minneapolis Wins First Heat in Gold Cup Race
Detroit September 3 Miss Minneapolis, regarded by many as the fastest hydroplane in the world, won the first heat of the gold cup power boat races. Her average speed over the 30 mile heat in six five mile laps was 46.55 mph with a 44:41 time. In the first heat she ran at 41.2 mph.
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Detroit
Minneapolis
Muscatine Forfeits 24 Games Under Veterans Rule
Des Moines reports Muscatine has forfeited 24 games for violating the five veteran rule. President M. E. Justice announced the order on Saturday, elevating Clinton, Iowa, to the pennant lead.
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Des Moines
Muscatine
M. E. Justice
Clinton
Gas coke touted as cleaner cheaper fuel for homes
A lively Quincy notes column lists numerous residents traveling visiting and attending picnics Labor Day events at Baldwin Park with free admission for families. gas coke marketed as the best affordable solid fuel, with comparisons to coal and mentions of local people and places across Pittsfield Quincy Lewistown and Blue Ribbon eateries.
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Lucila Cawthon
Pittsfield
J. C. Medaris
Chestnut Street
Medaris
Miss Cawthon
Lafayette Hutchinson
Marion County
Quincy
C. B. Day
Elvin
Lewistown
Gem City Business College
North Sixth Street
Stella Bockhold
Hilda Moorman
Robert Goerlick
Baldwin
J. W. Wininger
North Second Street
Henry Wininger
French Lick
Ind
Wininger
Claude
Bert Ifisey
Terre Haute
Raymond Folkreed
Cheyenne
Baldwin Park
Congress of Beauty
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Proof Letter from Anamosa Iowa
A historical notice praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women's health. It reproduces a testimonial from Mrs L J Hannan of Anamosa Iowa describing displacement relief, reduced headaches, and renewed strength after two bottles, noting prior sister illness and ineffective doctoring. The letter frames widespread recognition and trust in the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydie E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Anamosa
Iowa
Keokuk guest today with Mrs. William Eivison
Mies Annabel Evison of the Irwin-Overland branch in Keokuk is visiting today with her mother Mrs. William Eivison at 1301 Vine Street. The visit highlights family ties and local social routines.
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Mies
Annabel Evison
Irwin-Overland
Keokuk
William Eivison
Vine Street
Evers Disabled for Remainder of Season
Boston Braves captain and second baseman Johnny Evers is out for the season due to neuritis. Manager Stallings said his family doctor advised that returning this year is useless.
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Boston
Johnny Evers
Boston Briuves
Stallings
Many Football Candidates at Army Preseason Drill
WEST POINT N Y Sept 3 Two hundred fifty four men the largest number ever turned out for army football reported Saturday for preliminary gridiron work. McFwan the new army captain and half a dozen coaches worked for two hours with the men in a limbering up drill.
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West Point
N. Y
McFwan
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District Office
Illinois State Bank Bldg
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Evers
Alie Lapasny
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Hop Spousher
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