Tests of Hickory at Purdue Timber Lab
A series of tests at Purdue University Lafayette aims to determine relative strength and suitability of different hickory species for vehicle and farm implement parts. Southern hickory samples are being evaluated against northern varieties, with data on growth, origin, and properties to guide planting and usage.
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Purdue University
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Forest Services
Purdue Timber Testing Laboratory
Forest Service
United States Forest Service
Washington
Remarkable Rescue From Fatal Tuberculosis Cure Told
In Fedora Tennessee C V Pepper reports he was bedridden with hemorrhages of the lungs and throat. Doctors failed to help until Dr King’s New Discovery brought instant relief. Coughing ceased and bleeding diminished within three weeks enabling work. Guaranteed for coughs and colds 50c and 1.00 at Wangler Bros drug store. Trial bottle free.
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Alaska Republicans Set May Nomination in Ketchikan
The Alaska Republican convention to nominate a congressional delegate will be held in Ketchikan on the second Tuesday in May. Harry Daugherty of Columbus may run for Foraker's senate seat if the bid becomes a primary contest. Florida GOP sets St Augustine date for state convention and pledges delegates aligned with Roosevelt policies.
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James Goodrich
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Florida State Republican Committee
St. Augustine
Republican Party
Florida
December 19 in History Highlights Through Time
This date marks Henry I crowned in England in 1562 and key events across centuries including Dreux’s defeat of Huguenots in 1562 and Lincoln’s 300000 volunteers call in 1864. It notes notable figures born or tied to December 19 and mentions Albert A. Michalson, Nobel physics laureate born in Germany who later led physics at Chicago.
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Germany
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Cleveland
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University of Chicago
Runmford
Royal Institute of Great Britain
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Royal Society
Remarkable Bright's disease recovery advertised in Auburn
Chronic Brights disease once deemed incurable now reportedly curable says M L Walley druggist in Auburn Daily Citizen. A prominent local lady swollen with dropsy improved after California treatment with over eighty bottles. The tale claims symptoms subsided and recovery became complete, sparking astonishment and an insurance note. Gregorys and Wangler Bros advertise Christmas goods and books with half price offers.
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Daily Citizen
Bright
M. L. Walley
California
Auburn
Gregory's
Wangler Bros
Judge rules fathers must care for crying babies at home
In Chicago Judge Tuthill in juvenile court declared parental duties include attending to infants at night. He lectured James McDonald for neglecting his 12-year-old son who was charged with stealing a Salvation Army blanket. The father promised better care and honesty going forward.
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Chicago
Tuthkili
Cain
Abel Ware
Tuthill
James McDonald
Salvation Army
McDonald
Prices of Hogs Fluctuate and Sheep Slump in Market
Chicago trade notes a weak pack week with over 3,000 cattle receipts, prices down about 60 cents across most cattle ranges, buyers cautious, and limited exports. Hog prices show wide swings with top around 5 dollars, while sheep and lambs fall as holiday demand wanes and feedings remain firm. Swanson & Gilmord report the market, noting decreased demand and uncertain outlook after holidays.
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Chicago
New York
Swanson & Gilmord
Cattle Killed by Hunters Spark Rural Alarm Near Mason City
In Pigeon City Iowa an association of more than twenty farmers formed to curb hunting on members land after two weeks of stock losses. F A Herrman lost two cattle and a colt, N Wendle one cow, BE Cimijotti three head, Cimijotti’s son was shot in the leg, and a house window was shot out. The group plans to prosecute hunters found on member property.
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Mason City
F. A. Herrman
N. Wendle
Cimijotti
Mr. Cimiottis
Waverly
Odd Fellows
Lpdge
Maxfield Insurance’ Co
Denver
Pirot Maxfield
Agbinet
United States
Hd. Knott
Senate
Hughes Boon Foreshadowed by Republican Meeting
New York report states the Republican county committee will back Gov. Hughes for president at its regular meeting Thursday night with Kings County and the New York committee following. A state convention in April is expected to endorse Hughes. Alfred R. Page and Martin Saxe, active in Manhattan districts, spearheaded the push for Hughes.
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Republican County Committee
Gov. Hughes
Kings County Republican Committee
Hughes
Alfred R. Page
Manhattan
Martin Saxe
Flies Kill Thousands in New York City Death Toll Reported
A government study reports New York City loses about 7 650 people yearly to typhoid and intestinal diseases linked to flies. The chief cause is contaminated water and food, with peak deaths between July and October and a return toward normal afterward.
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New York
New York City
Common House
Logal Markets Today Slow Dull Market for Horses and Hogs
Waterloo Iowa December market notes say horse trade remains slow with dealers reporting featureless days. Chicago prices show drafter drafts at 220 for eastern shipment, tops around 220, with limited arrivals. Hog receipts rise but prices hold firm near midweek quotes, while poultry arrivals are plentiful and prices advance slightly.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Chicago
Grain and market roundup at local warehouses and fairs
Week shows steady demand for grain and produce with strong domestic demand reported by dealers. Butter eggs and dairy goods remain firm as holiday shopping lifts purchases. Hides, pelts and corn prices feature in the local market, while shipping trade remains heavier than last week and multiple local notices close with plans for organizational events and appointments.
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