Local notices mix land sale and political hints in Boonville
Boonville reports E L Boyd of Ockport selling 96 acres in Luce township at Rockport auction on June 26. W E Stawell of Sikeston, Mo visits county. Sidwell from Luce township previously moved away twelve years. Editorials push Rockport as county seat but law blocks new vote. Cox faction and O Bannon discussed. Also notes on Terre Haute normal school enrollment, Tell City couple marriage, and a Switzerland trip by local clergy men.
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Boonville Standard
E. L. Boyd
Ockport
Our City
Sikeston
Rockport
Grandview Monitor
Charles Meuser
New Albany Ledger
Third Congressional District
Ferock’s Hall
J. L. O'Bannon
Corydon
William E. Cox
Jasper
Congress
New Albany
Bedford Democrat
Wesley Baltin
McCoy Bridge
Zover
Giane Creek
Wm. E. Cox
Rep. Cox
Congressman Cox
Spencer County
State Normal School
Terre Haute
Ernest Aldridge
Mt. Vernon
Ind
A. P. Fenn
Tell City
G. F. MecNaughton
Cyrthiana
Lincoln
Lincoln City
Ferginand Nuins
Joe Schuler
Huntingburg
Jona
Switzerland
New York
Holland
Boonie Enquirer
Boonville
Anry Water Works
Ig. E. Wesseler
Rock- Port
Cubain
C. W. Halburge Co
Uncle Sam Egg and Poultry Car to Visit Rockport
The Egg and Poultry Refrigerating and Demonstration Car sails from Chrisney June 17 and reaches Rockport June 18. Department specialists test grade chill and pack local eggs for shippers at 8 30 to 4 30, spending one day. Demonstrations cover dressing chilling and packing chickens and turkeys for distant markets to reduce waste and boost local profits.
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Uncle Sam
Chrisney
Rockport
Department of Agriculture
H. A. McAleer
Thevys
New York
Rains Tackle Chinch Bug In Southern Illinois
Reports by W P Flint assistant state entomologist in southern Illinois show rains and resultant mould kill chinch bugs. Mould, a white frostlike spore, clings to bugs, causing deaths and reducing the pest population. eggs show over 4 percent infection, though the pest is expected to be eliminated this season with continued wet weather.
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Illinois
W. P. Flint
Prayers and Covenant In Prayer Life And Messianic Expectation
A religious discussion on prayer versus worship, the privilege of praying for the consecrated, and the distinction between worldly and divine concerns. It cites Hebrews and John, notes misbeliefs about approaching God, and describes the priestly privilege of prayer, reproofs from brethren, and the Fruits of the Spirit. It foresees the faithful escaping trouble and Messiah's thousand-year reign.
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Bible Church
Jesus
David
Lts
Sheol
Rome
Satan
Red Sea
Mesigiah
Tariff Reform and Currency Bill hailed as era defining
The article credits the Payne Aldrich tariff revision and the currency bill as the Sixty third congresss first great achievements. It praises the tariffs honesty and notes broad support from Wall Street and the West. It highlights bipartisan cooperation and global approval as outcomes of reform.
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Congress
Wall Street
West
House
South
Prosperity Rise in Kansas City Banks Shocks Markets
Four months of deposits in Kansas City banks increased by over 28 million pounds, reaching record highs. The surge reflects wartime wheat profits and boosted business activity, signaling a solid regional prosperity and expectation of another large crop. Kansas City stands as the financial and commercial hub of the territory with expanding trade foreseen.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Territory
Wilson as Statesman and Politician in His Presidency
The piece argues that Woodrow Wilson’s statesmanlike qualities depend on his political skill. It credits his leadership of Congress as yielding the most constructive session in fifty years, attributing this to his consummate political ability.
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Wilson
Woodrow
Congress
Public virtue guides Congress says editor in praising honesty
The piece claims democracy depends on the moral qualities of the people and praises Congress for constructive legislation rooted in honesty and concern for the public good. It asserts the nation approves the plain virtues over fancy theories.
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Congress
McKinley tariff name signals likely 1917 presidency
A fragment notes that the Republican nominee’s identity will matter for the White House debut on March 4 1917 with the tariff as a key issue. It suggests the name will influence policy and public opinion, contrasting with generic party aims.
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McKinley
Repubictan
White House
New York Evening Mail
Realize His Worth as Senate Leader
Senator Underwood is praised for able leadership as Democrats in the Senate welcome his worth and potential guidance.
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Senator Underwood
Democrats
Senate
Congress Closes With Routine Session Evaluation
The recent congressional session is seen as routine, with Theodore Wilson's broader program stalling. The press notes a reaction against executive pressure after earlier concessions, while acknowledging routine matters remain essential.
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Congress
Wilson
Direct from ore Cowper Coles iron plates and tubes
New metallurgy claims direct electrolysis of ore can form iron plates and tubes at lower cost. Using an acid bath and dynamo current, tubes are built on a lead core and plates on a flat electrode, then heated to remove the core and finish the product. The method promises higher quality iron and potential use of waste ore without mining.
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Cowper- Coles
The Greek flag colors and Bavarian link described
An article notes the Greek flag design with nine blue and white stripes and a white cross on blue in the canton, and mentions blue and white as Bavarian colors adopted to honor the Bavarian prince. It also discusses inexpensive matchstick production using Indian grass sutra at Sholapur, cut, boiled, dipped, and dried.
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Biesonry
Bavaria
Greece
India
Sholapur
Parisian Sage Promises Soft Fluffy Hair Renewal
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage by T. C. Busye as a cheap tonic that nourishes hair roots, stops dandruff, prevents thinning, and cures itchy scalp. It claims rapid growth, removal of dandruff in one application, and restoration of brightness and vigor for oily dry or brittle hair.
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T. C. Busye
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T. C. Basye
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Toledo
Lintas County
J. J. Cheney & Co
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Frank J. Cheney
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A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney & CO
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Christ Jesus
Palm Beach
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San Diego
Athern Railway
Southern Railway
Wm. Humphreys
Evansville
Richmond
United Confederate Veteran Reunion
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Uncle Eben
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