Native land lottery registration opens with crowds in Mobridge
Minnesota residents J H Whitesell Bell Wright and J O Bum register at Mobridge South Dakota as Cheyenne and Standing Rock Indian lands open two million acres await settlers crowds form overnight in Mobridge and Pierre Aberdeen follows open 24 hour booths with extra trains to handle reservation traffic
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Mobridge
South Dakota
J. H. Whitesell
Minneapolis
Bell Wright
Long Prairie
J. O. Eg Bum
Duluth
Minnesota
Indiana
Cheyenne
Standing Rock
Fliat
Pierre
Verna Vessey
Governor Vessey
Florence Pitt
Aberdeen Ia
Aberdeen
Cheyenne River
Standing Rock Indian Reservation
G N Extension Plans Reach Brandon to Regina Spur
Winnipeg reports a Brandon to Regina feeder linked to G N system aims at a western Canada trunk line. Railway circles note J J Hill values feeders into the prairie wheat belt and plan to build south feeders before an east west main line, awaiting the Minot Regina link completion.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Brandon
Regina
Saskatchewan Wheat Country
Minot
N. D
J. J. Hill
Great Wheat Belt
Great Northern
Western Canada
Raymond Named President of Toledo University
Prof. Jerome H. Raymond, long associated with higher education, today assumed the presidency of Toledo University, a city owned and operated institution. Mrs. Raymond will establish a literature extension department here. An authority on sociology, he began at the University of Chicago in 1894 and later taught at Wisconsin and West Virginia before returning to Chicago in 1901.
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Toledo
Ohio
Jerome H. Raymond
Toledo University
City of
Raymond
Chicago
University of Chicago
Universitee of
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Tobacco Pool May End In Kentucky Vote
Winchester reports from Barley Tobacco society headquarters indicate the 1909 crop will reach about 200000 acres with slightly more than half of it pooled. The issue centers on whether the pool will be declared or submitted to a county by county vote.
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Winchester
Kentucky
Barley Tobacco Society
How To Cleanse Muslin Dresses In Brief Time
A 19th century note explains cleansing muslin dresses in 10 to 16 minutes without color loss. Melt soap in water, mix bran in another tub, soak and knead the dress, rinse in bran then clean water, wipe, hang dry, and starch lightly with unboiled water. Clear-starching follows to reduce stiffness.
Pepper Hash Recipe Sent In By Reader
A New York Sun reader shares a pepper hash recipe praising its merits. It lists green peppers and tomatoes with cabbage and celery, layered with salt, then vinegar seasoned with cinnamon cloves black pepper cayenne and sugar, boiled ten minutes to fill a three gallon crock, with alum to aid preservation.
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New York Sun
Berry Fluff Salted Almond Sandwiches
Heat olive oil and fry blanched almonds to pale brown. Drain, season with salt red pepper and paprika, bake until dry. Chop finely and sprinkle on buttered bread, cover with another slice, cut in shapes. Novel and delicious.
Apple and Nut Salad Preparation Guide
Peel sour apples and chop. Add equal portions chopped English walnuts and celery. Stir in half a teaspoon mustard and egg yolks beaten in one direction until cooked. Drip in olive oil and vinegar, then season with pepper and salt to taste.
Baked Mackerel Fillets With Lemon And Parsley Sauce
Two small mackerel fillets split and arranged in a buttered dish. Season with pepper and salt and add a little lemon juice. Cover with buttered paper and bake in a moderate oven for 15 minutes. Serve plain or with parsley sauce poured over.
Fried Potato Balls And Bean Pie From Simple Recipe
Simple recipe details two eggs sugar sour cream buttermilk soda baking powder salt and flour for fried balls. Potato balls are formed with a scoop from pared potatoes and fried in hot fat. Baked bean pie uses leftover beans pressed, beaten egg, sugar and milk baked with a crust.
Wrights Aeroplane Flight Over New York Harbor
Wilbur Wright piloted an aeroplane in New York harbor for 33 minutes and about 15 miles covering water and land. He flew into the wind from 9 56 over ferries and ships, then returned to Governor's Island, praising his machine and weather as crowd cheers echoed from warships and officers.
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New York, N. Y
Wilbur Wright
New York Harbor
North River
Wright
Grant
Argyll
Helm
Mr. Wright
Governor's Island
Hudson-Fulton Agia Hon
Fred Johnson May Run for Minnesota Governor
Fred W. Johnson of New Ulm brother of the late Governor John A. Johnson gave a non committal answer when asked if he would seek the Democratic nomination for governor. He said he was not a candidate at this time and noted Democrats would welcome a Johnson bid if he entered the race. Republicans were surprised by the rumor though Democrats did not express disbelief.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
Minn
Fred W. Johnson
New Ulm
John A. Johnson
Capitol
Johnson
Fred Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Taft Praises San Francisco After Earthquake Recovery
President Taft toured San Francisco and praised the citys recovery from the 1906 earthquake and fire. He marveled at the resilience and energy of its people, commending their pluck and progress since the disaster.
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Taft
San Francisco
Calif
Wheat and livestock prices from Minneapolis and Duluth markets
Market notes from Minneapolis and Duluth dated Oct 5 Nos 1 northern wheat 0 99 2 northern 0 97 Dec 0 97 May 1 14 durum 082 No 3 corn bekc Oats No 8 white 0 30 Barley 0 48 0 50 Rye No 2 67c Flax 1 28 Duluth quotes No 1 northern 1 00 life 0 97 May 1 02 St Paul Oct 6 cattle stock steer 4 25 34 cows 4 00 3 50 calves 3 7 hogs 7 75 7 95 sheep lambs 6 50 7 00 even 4 000 4 25
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Minneapolis
Northern
Duluth
Booth St. Paul
Chicago Live Stock Market Report October Prices
Chicago stock market notesOctober 5 steadiness with declines of 10 to 15 cents for cattle. Steers ranged from 5.60 to 8.50 dollars, cows and heifers 3.50 to 6.00, bulls 3.00 to 4.85, calves 3.00 to 9.00, stockers and feeders 2.75 to 5.50. Hoge steady with heavy offerings 8.30 to 8.40, mixed 7.75 to 8.10, light 8.10 to 8.20, heavy 7.90 to 8.20, sheep steady to 16 cents lower, lambs 4? to 7? per head, yearlings 4.00 to 5.50.
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Chicago
Makes Rich Wedding Cake From Generations Old Recipe
A family heirloom wedding cake recipe uses butter sugar flour eggs molasses soda cloves cassia nutmeg and citrus peel with raisins currants and citron. The method emphasizes creaming butter and sugar, folding fruit in flour, and baking two large loaves for several hours, with aging for moisture and richness.
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Aia
Home Style Recipes and Cookery Tips From the Era
A collection of practical kitchen guidance on stock clarification, milk bottle stoppers, and a variety of recipes. Includes methods for clearing cloudy soups, fried green corn, a dark spice cake, apple butter, and a hearty hotpot with lamb or beef. Recipes emphasize simple ingredients and long, slow cooking.
How to Open a Stubborn Can Cover Without Tools
A brief tip advises striking the cover lightly with the handle of an old knife if a screw top sticks. While turning the can, do so slowly and in a few moments the stubborn lid should open with a slight twist, using a simple, improvised method.
New Jersey scientist finds parasite worm to curb malaria mosquitos
Entomologist Dr. John D. Smith at Rutgers New Jersey agricultural experiment station reports discovery of a hairworm parasite, known as a roundworm of the mosquito, that infests larvae and adult mosquitoes. The worm shortens mosquito life and inhibits reproduction, offering a potential method to exterminate the pest. High infection rates observed in marsh mosquitoes near Barsegat Bay and along the Raritan Cape May region. Further study aims to determine life history and feasibility of artificial release to fight malaria vectors.
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United States
Yast
Chenier Au Tigre
Gulf
New Orleans
John DB. Smith
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Smith
Govrnment Helminthologist
Washington
Charles Wardell Stiles
Hoe
Anglesea
Dawn and the lessons of night in a foggy town
A witty meditation on dawn's arrival, contrasting moods of the sleepy, intoxicated, and late night revelers. The piece explores dawn as a joyous yet elusive event, noting the paradox of light after darkness and the absurdities of overanalyzing sunrise. It cites Russia as the largest landowner with 90 million acres.
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Dexar
Ofar
Russia
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