Pleasant View Sects First Meeting Dec Fourth at School
Pleasant View Literary Society schedules its first gathering for Saturday evening December 4 at the schoolhouse with expected large attendance. The community reports threshing finished and money counting underway as residents attend to chores and local errands amid various notes on residents and land deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant View
Frank Portrey
John
Ed Quinn
Sidney
John Engel
C. C. Aylsworth
A. P. Siebenaler
Evan Stines
Pat Dalton
Clarence Wright
Farmers Union Meetings Stir Gurley Area News
Wheat is plentiful as roads improve. A Gurley schoolhouse No. 65 meeting on Nov 16 gathered Mr Osborn and state organizer with local farmers. Next union session planned for Gurley on Nov 23. A second meeting occurred west of Gurley in Birdwell District on Nov 17. Town activity includes Sunday preaching Nov Navy 21 at 3 pm and depot completion with agent due Nov 20. Corn yields run 30 to 40 bushels per acre. Ed Mayer visited Nov 16 for business. Lester Thompson is reported to be.
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Farmers’ Union
Osborn
Gurley
Birdwell
Navy
Ed Mayer
Lester Thompson
What Catarrh Is and How to Treat It With Emulsion
It claims catarrh signals general body weakness and that snuffs and vapors do little. To correct catarrh treat its cause by enriching the blood with Scott's Emulsion, an alcohol free medicinal food and building tonic. Scott & Bowne offer this in Bloomfield New Jersey.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfick, N. J
Live Stock Trade Slows at South Omaha Market
Livestock prices eased as runs of cattle hogs and sheep arrived. Cattle receipts about 6700 with weaker demand for corm and nonprime steers while prime grass beefs held steadier. Hogs about 3500 with 10 to 15 cent declines and lambs 12000 with Chicago declines pressuring local quotes.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Chicago
Stage In China Shows Actors Work Solo Across Companies
The article notes that actors and actresses in China never act together on stage but instead perform with separate companies. It highlights a structural division in the theater system where performers are tied to distinct ensembles rather than shared productions.
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China
Strange Fancy of a Woman in Atlanta Case
Julia C Crumley of Atlanta claimed the body of an unknown man as Dr Alleyne Hensley her fiancé in wedding column plots. The man was killed in a railroad accident and shipped to Atlanta where her family suspects illness and misidentification.
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Julia C. Crumley
Atlanta
Alleyne Hensley
Miss Crumley
Chicago
Hensley
Howard Lee Crumley
Army Posts To Stay In Face Of Expanded Army Plans
The War Department will not push to close existing posts and opposes fights with local interests seeking to maintain them. Fort Crook and other stations may gain importance as training sites for a potential continental army if Congress sanctions it. Secretary Garrison says no rearrangement is planned. existing posts will be used to supply needed men and material.
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War Department
Secretary of War Garrison
Fort Crook
Continental” Army
Congress
Garrison
Murphy Wins $25,815 at Panama-Pacific Harness Meet
Poughkeepsie horseman Tommy Murphy announced a total of $25,815 in prizes from ten days of harness racing at the Panama-Pacific exposition last week. The record winner was Peter Scott with prizes totaling $14,250.
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Tommy Murphy
Poughkeepsie
Panama-Pacific Exposition
Peter Scott
High School Player Dies of Injuries In Illinois
Paul Root eighteen full back for Eastern Illinois Normal school football died in Charleston Illinois hospital from injuries in a game against Bloomington Normal university. He suffered a fracture at the base of the brain.
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Paul Root
Eastern Illinois Normal School
Charleston
Ill
Normal University of Bloomington
First Snow Falls in Chicago and World News Gather
A spread of brief items notes Chicago sees its first snow of the season while obituaries, crimes, and political notes ripple across the country. Reports include Beadle's death in San Francisco, census of postal thefts, wartime talk, and labor disputes. The Liberty Bell returns toward Philadelphia as other events unfold.
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Chicago
William H Beadle
Madison
San Francisco
Liberty Bell
Philadelphia
Baldwin
Kaw
Charles R. Richardson
Cleveland
N. J. Carranza
Agua Prieta
Villista
Naco Ariz
United States Bureau of Mines
New York
Canada
Dominion
Nicholas Collento
Leavenworth
Kan
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
William Jarrasse
Post Office Department
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Sebring O
United States
New York Harbor
Europe
W. F Allen
South Orange
N. J
Williams
First National Bank of
Bristol
New Jersey Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teachers’ Association
Appeal to clubs and counties for 1915 product displays
An appeal seeks commerce clubs and county organizations along the Burlington to provide acceptable sample yields for display in the Chicago Exhibit Room. It promises good advertising for the locality and offers to arrange delivery to the Burlington Station for shipment ready packing.
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Burlington
Chicago
Folk-Song of Nebraska and the Central West
Nebraska Academy of Sciences publishes a 30 page study edited by Addison E. Sheldon built on ten years of Miss Louise Pound’s field work at the State University. It presents short sketches and one or two stanzas from songs remembered in Nebraska, many old in origin, with full texts for pioneer and western songs. It features the Cat Creek Glee Club song and the Kinkaiders Song, with Moses P. Kinkaid portraits and frontier scenes, aiming to seed a complete volume of Nebraska folk song and inviting readers to submit unseen lyrics.
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Nebraska
Central West
Nebraska Academy of Sciences
Addison E. Sheldon
Louise Pound
The
State University
Cat Creek Glee Club
Farmers’ Alliance
Miss Pound
Efforts to Poison War Horses Reported in Flight
Ten thousand war horses gathered at Pittsburgh last week from the middle west were sent to Elizabeth New Jersey to recuperate before shipment to Europe. Hostlers with the trains said poisoning attempts at stock yards in western cities prompted contractors to assemble the horses in Pittsburgh for safety.
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Pittsburgh
Middle West
Elizabeth
N. J
Europe
Shading Eyebrows in Yonkers State Journal
In a brief Yonkers Statesman excerpt Belle explains shading her eyes with her hand. Beulah clarifies she shaded only the eyebrows, indicating a minor detail about appearance.
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Belle
Beulah
Readers see cure claim for Catarrh Cure in paper
An old advertisement touts a $100 reward if Catarrh Cure fails to cure. It states the remedy treats catarrh as a constitutional disease taken internally and claims to build the patient’s constitution. It invites readers to mail for testimonials and lists Toledo, Ohio as the address and Cheney & Co. as proprietors.
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All
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Tie
Mall
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American Museum of Safety
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