Vision of Wealth Changes to Woe in Tomato Tale
In a Des Moines district court filing, farmer Schlenker seeks 550 damages from local seed dealer after receiving yellow tomato plants instead of the expected big red variety. He spent months tending the crop and battling pests, imagining vast profits, only to face disappointing yields and financial loss.
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Dee Wolnes
George T. Stilei
Des Moines
Clare
Jupiter Pictive
Sehlenker
Schlenker
Schieuber
Becks
End of fierce battle as Bowling Green drys face wets
In Bowling Green Kentucky the dry and wet political camps close a heated campaign ahead of Democratic primaries. Twelve council seats are up for nomination with dry candidates in a unified slate and wet organizers urging opposition. Evangelistic services have featured in the dry drive, while wets push to defeat the dry ticket. The result hinges on local option sentiment and enforcement tests of the new policy phase.
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Bowling Green
Todiy
Pls
Mining Men Confer in Mineral Point Wisconsin
Mining men meet in Mineral Point on Sept 27 4 to discuss plans to advance the mine owners and stockholders interests. They question wages now paid to miners amid low ore prices and seek a policy to lower production costs while preserving adequate returns on capital.
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Mineral Point
Wis
Wisconsin
Farmers' Trust Alarms Merchants and Plans Life Insurance
Jackson Mississippi September report says the state Farmers Union is expanding from price boosting to a community trust. It aims to insure 65,000 members with life policies up to 1000 each, operate a central market, and supply members with flour meat and other goods via contracts, cutting retailer profits. The plan foresees cooperative stores across Mississippi, large warehouses, and widespread membership growth toward 100,000 by next year.
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Jackson
Miss
Missingipy Yi
Farmers’ Union
Callon
Farmers’ Trust
Sunta
Mississippi
Grove a Taste Less Chil War and Malaria
Fragmentary ad style snippet references nursing mothers and malaria cures, a claim of build up the system, and mentions Groves A Taste product. Also references lumber and hardware suppliers WD Syres & Sons offering well seasoned lumber and shingles at night.
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Boc
Syrves & Sons
Club May Translate German Booklet for San Antonio
Secretary Kighlie aims to publish a German edition of a San Antonio booklet to interest German farmers in opportunities around the city. The Galveston News notes the project as a finely illustrated folder by the Business Men's club, promoting Alamo City with bold views of business houses and streets. Yesterday John T. Knight donated two lemon grown tables, each fourteen inches to a yard and weighing one pound.
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Kighlie
Alamo City
San Antonio
John T. Knight
Olive Street
Resolutions of Respect From Bexar County Teachers
A seven member committee from the Bexar County Teachers Institute expresses condolences on the death of Miss Josie Wolcken. The group offers heartfelt sympathy to her mother Mrs Wolcken and to Miss Josie Wolcken herself, and votes to publish the resolutions and send copies to the survivors.
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Bexar
Deachera
Howard
Ruth Perro
Mary Nuckalla
Mesara
Ingrim
Fuller
Mee
Mary Woleken
Lareda
Wiedom
Josle Woleken
Atstate
Financial Seer Ingalls Predicts 4-5 Years More Prosperity
Atlantic City reports M. B. Ingalls of Merchants' National Bank in Cincinnati predicts a renewed economy within four to five years despite current market turmoil. He pins blame on extravagance and policy missteps, warns against overleveraging, and urges reform to align with law while preserving business.
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Atlantic City
Ingalls
Merchants’ National Pant
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tigalle
Guilroade
Publc
Wallstreet
Europe
Hhrough
Mr. Ingalls
Hearst Convention Near In Dependence League Event
Final arrangements were completed for Hearst's Independence League convention to be held tomorrow at Carnegie Hall at 2 o'clock. The oath indicates the party aims to unite independence factions at the event in New York City.
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New York
Weatate
Hearst
Independence Teague
Garnegle Hell
Independence Lesgue Inlands
Bresclar
Foils War Move by Galvador Envoy in Mexico City
Manuel Delgado, minister of the Republic of Galvador to Mexico, states that on his first visit he planned to buy a gunboat for his country but, following U S and Mexican intervention leading to peace, he now intends no war years.
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City
Mexico
Manuel Delgado
Republic of Galvador
Republic
Cauntry
Sts
Houston
Texas
Wanda Wally
Sight Years
S.S
S.S. 9
Cnres
SWIFT
Atlanta
Negro Defends Own Case in Local Trial
In Dilla on Sept 27 Mark Jackson, a Black man, faced a jury defending himself against a murder charge. The defense argued strongly on alleged licensure and the jury acquitted him. Local dispatches also report a boy preventing a freight train wreck near Weslaco, a woman recovering after a head injury, and other regional incidents including a gin boiler accident in Madisonville and a Fort Worth holdup.
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Negro
Dilla
mitRlity
Mark Jackson
Faukson
Madisonville
Tex
J. A. Kent
Crushed to Death on Freight Train at Station
At City of Mexico on September 27 Juan Lopez a brakeman was crushed to death when carts of a freight train were derailed at a station. Several cars felt the rolls and derailed but the other crew members were uninjured.
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City of Mexico
Cansht
Juan Lopez
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