Kidney Trouble Relief in Three Months Promised
Letters from readers in Sterling Kentucky and Grant Ontario praise Persina and Peruna for kidney troubles. One man reports ten years of pain ended after three months, another woman says two bottles of Peruna and Manalin restored her health. The note emphasizes kidneys filtering toxins and needing help at times.
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R.C. B. Fizdr
Geo
Simser
Grant
Ontario
Dan
Bean
Manalin
Verna
One of Them Laxman Cow and Markley Refuse Worries
A dialogue fragment shows Laxman dismissing creditor concerns while Markley worries about debtors. Tim is noted as worrying about his own debts, reflecting tense financial anxieties.
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Laxman
Markley
Tim
Fifteen Years of Eczema Healed by Cuticura Trio
Edward Wovell of Fort Crook Nebraska describes long battle with eczema on hands arms and legs severe in winter with constant itching and sleep loss. After six days using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent the itching ceased and sores disappeared, leaving him feeling better than ever.
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Edward Wovell
U. Ss. Infantry
Fort Crook
Nebraska
Over the Teacups Vain Gibe Sparks Quiet Banter
A playful exchange unfolds with teasing lines about vanity and heaven. Maria teases back, noting even angels would doubt her wings if she visited, while her partner laments his inability to reach heaven to confirm.
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Maria
Railroads threaten court challenge after rate cut in South Dakota
Sioux Falls dispatch reports the state railroad board lowered maximum passenger rates on standard gauge lines from 8 to 2 1/2 cents per mile. Rail officials question legality, arguing the three cent base already strains profits and fear state action amounts to confiscation if reduced further. The roads plan to seek judicial review to overturn the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
South Dakota
Railroad Commission
Railroad Commissioners
Two More Storm Victims Reported in Midwest Death Toll
Two more deaths were reported from the week long storm across Minnesota and Wisconsin. Emil Messer, son of a farmer near Bertha, Minn., and William Gist, a Fernin settler, Wis., bring the storm fatalities to three. Damage includes additional barn losses and disruptions to telephone service, with total losses expected to exceed forty thousand dollars.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
St. Paul
Emil Messer
Bertha Village
Minn
William Gist
Fernin
Wis
Stack
Broken heart believed cause of Mrs Fall’s death
Rapid City South Dakota September reports Mrs Lillie E Fall widow and former county superintendent of schools and deputy register of deeds died two days after her son Walter aged local resident passed away after brief illness The mother had served fourteens years in public office and died just before her son’s funeral
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Rapid City
S. D
Lillie E. Fall
Walter
Two plead not guilty in first degree murder cases
Bemidji Minn Sept 22 Peter Mathieson pleaded not guilty to a February 24 1907 Gull lake fatal shooting of Johan Johanson. M S Munn also pleaded not guilty to the Spooner June 14 1907 murder charge.
La Crosse Gas and Electric Faces New Rate Ruling
La Crosse Wis Sept 2 state railway commission declares electric lighting rates charged by La Crosse Gas and Electric too low and unremunerative. Company ordered to raise rates. First such decision in the state. Under new law public service corporations and customers may appeal for relief, and La Crosse corporation has done so.
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la Crosse
Dietz Triumphs In Bitter Fight For Company
Dietz wins a hard fought battle to secure leadership of the company amid tense competition and high stakes. Stakeholders confirm Dietz as victor after a contentious struggle across the boardroom and shareholder meetings.
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Dietz
Dietz Dam dispute settled on secret terms in Wisconsin
The Dietz dam dispute on the Thornapple River near Winter Wisconsin ends after long clashes. W F Moses of Weyerhaeuser and William Dietz of Cameron dam fame reached an undisclosed agreement with initial payments made. Dietz’s fence and logs have been guarded for years amid armed incursions and bloodshed, but settlement now moves logs and logging activity forward.
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Winter
Wis
Dietz Dam
Cameron Dam
Thornapple River
W. F. Moses
Weyerhaeuser
William Dietz
Dietz
Thornapple
Metz
One Death in Storm Hits Minnesota and Wisconsin
Reports indicate a severe electrical storm caused at least one fatality near Buffalo Minnesota where Mrs John Hayes died after her house was struck by lightning. Total losses estimated around thirty thousand dollars, chiefly to livestock and buildings across Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Wisconsn
John Hayes
Buffalo
Minn
Taxpayers lose suit over Anoka asylum limits
In Anoka Minnesota on September 20 the judge ruled that the asylum grounds are legally inside Anoka city limits and the 1905 law absorbing the grounds is constitutional. The decision could be appealed by taxpayers, whose attorneys indicated plans to seek review of the ruling.
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Anoka
Minn
Gliddings
W. L. Douglas
Douglas
Brockton Mt
Douglan
W.L. Tiouglay
Barley Sales Break Record in Minneapolis Trade
Farmers rush barley into Minneapolis sales exceeding 1,248,200 bushels in four days, with over $1,000,000 total value. Railroads Soo Milwaukee Great Northern bring most loads from Dakota regions as barley commands 85 to 90 cents daily with no price drop.
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Minneapolis
Soo
Milwaukee
Great Northern
North
South Dakota
Storm Devastates Owatonna Farm and Stock Losses
A powerful storm in Owatonna Minnesota caused extensive damage. A lightning strike destroyed a large bar on Brush farm killing all its convents and thoroughbred horses valued at 1400 dollars. A Polled Angus bull worth 500 dollars also died. Seventy five tons of hay home machinery and several smaller buildings were damaged.
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Owatonna
Minn
George Brush
Prefers Sewer to Jail. Fugitive Steinhagen Captured
Waterloo Iowa September 21 Arthur Steinhagen formerly of St Paul preferred a sewer to the city jail after a quarrel in which he struck John Bladorf and nearly severed his nose. Police recovered him twenty five feet back in the sewer he had entered from the river. Authorities freed him from the sewer and jailed him. the incident is noted as a unique fugitive escape.
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Arthur Steinhagen
Waterloo
Iowa
St. Paul
Steinhagen
John Bladorf
Bisdorf
Ube
Balloonist crushed at Clay County Fair in front of crowd
Four thousand spectators watched Billy O. Whalen of Siouxny suffer a probable fatal injury during a balloon ascent at the Clay county fair in Vermillion. With the gas balloon underfilled, Whalen ordered the ropes severed the balloon crossed the track and struck the Iron trapeze, the parachute failing to deploy. He sustained a broken leg and arm and internal injuries likely to prove fatal.
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Vermillion
S. 1
Billy O "Whalen
Siouxny
Clay County Fair
Whalen
Interurban Line Promoted From Murdo to Midland
Residents of western Lyman County discuss a proposed electric interurban line from Murdo on the Milwaukee road to Midland on the North Western line. The plan aims to connect the two systems at a point between the Missouri River and the Black Hills.
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Murdo
S. D
Midland
Pierre
Lyman County
Milwaukee Road
North Western
Missouri River
Black Hills
Ex spouse is slugged near divorcee’s home in Winona
In Winona Minnesota on September 20 John Brang the ex husband of a recently divorced woman was beaten near his former wife home last night. He was found unconscious in the street with a broken jaw. Police could not determine who committed the assault.
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Winona
Minn
John Brang
Brang
Odd Fellows Convention Closes With High Praise
St Paul Sept 22 After a crowded week of sessions drills and pleasure the eighty third annual convention of the sovereign grand lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows closed last night. The convention has been the most successful harmonious and satisfactory ever held with visitors and locals expressing complete satisfaction.
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St. Paul
Grand Lodge of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
G N Train Wrecked Oriental Limited Rears Flames and Injuries
Wenatchee Wash Sept 21 The Oriental Limited on the Great Northern railroad was ditched twenty miles east of here two cars burned one passenger a woman named Ushtown and Wit Walters injured track torn up 750 feet repairs will take twenty four hours before service resumes property losses estimated in thousands of dollars
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Oriental Limited
Wenatchee
Wash
Great Northern Railroad
Here
Ushtown
Walters
Creific
Jose
Threshing Engine In Wreck Near Brandon Bridge
Garretson South Dakota Sept 20 A threshing engine went through a bridge near Brandon yesterday evening. The engineer was caught but escaped unharmed. The engine suffered heavy damage.
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Garretson
Brandon
Tumors Conquered by Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
Overwhelming proof comes from testimonials claiming Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cures tumors and eases female ailments. Notes from Mrs May Fry and others describe relief from cysts fibroids and related symptoms after using the remedy and Blood Purifier, urging women to seek guidance from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
May Fry
W. Colfax Ave
South Bend
Ind
Lydia
E. Finkham
Lydia J. Pinkham
M. M. Inck
Vandergrill
Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Laur
Lydia Pinkham
Patents issued last week to Northwestern inventors
Reported by Lothrop and Johnson patent lawyers at 11 Pioneer Press building St Paul Minnesota names Carl G Castson Braham and others with patents for automobile parts bag holder feeder drawbridge belt shifter and more listing inventors from Crookston Kindred Waseca Duluth and Butler. A quip notes that when a woman has a truln of thought it is apt to be an unlimited express.
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Northwestern
Lothrop & Johnsnny
Pioneer Press
St. Pink
Minne
Charles
Bach
Bywoks
Min
Carl G. Castson
Braham
Minn
Carl Christiensen
Crookston
Band Citer
Feeder
Evan Hyslin
Kindred
N. D
August Soliieh
Waseca
George A. Wieland
Duluth
Robert Bentsch
Butler
S. D
Capel City Commercial Colleges In St Paul Debated
A shambolic note on business education in St Paul references Leith shorthand and telegraphing style. The fragment implies critique of information gained from pumping a man, underlining a lesson about efficiency and value.
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Leith
St Paul
Watch for small opportunities in odd ads and warnings
Fragmented ad line reads like a jittery sample of a 19th century classified page with sales pitches for guns traps decoys and child medicine. Names like Wilte fn fred rainlig and Mra Winslow’s Spotling Syrup appear amid stray phrases about prices and warnings to beware tempting offers.
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Wilte
Fred Rainlig
W. Sllde & Fur Co
Minneapolis
Min
Bank Robbery in Medina Wins Narrow Loot
Yeggmen blown open the Fret State bank safe in Medina after three attempts with nitroglycerin. The blast alerted the town but the robbers secured only $50 in a strong box while $3,000 remained unopened.
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Valles City
N. 1
Medina
Explosion Fatal to Eleven in Toluck Factory
Eleven people were killed and twelve injured when a boiler exploded at the Ferrer factory in Asorridero near Toluck Mexico. Local authorities reported the blast occurred yesterday at the Asorridero facility in Michcan state.
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Toluck
Mexico
Asorridero
State of Michcan
Head Cut Off in Billings Railroad Accident
Carl Kul was riding a box car used to throw a switch when a light from the box illuminated his location, he was struck by a locomotive and his head was severed from his trunk in the incident at Billings Montana on September 21.
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Billings
Mont
Allghtins
Carl Kul
Burglary Hit M. R. O'Neill Hardware Store
Burglars struck the M. R. O'Neill hardware store on September 21 and stole about $100 worth of revolvers and pocket knives from the showcases. No other articles were disturbed.
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Farce
N. D
M. R. O'Neill Hardware
Knew What Was Coming Mrs Roofer Meditaively
A fragmentary line from a humorous or satirical prose piece features Mrs Roofer in a reflective mood and Mr Boofer bracing himself, as the exchange turns on relationships and gender roles. Maria appears as a prompt, the scene hints at tension between men and women.
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C.b.fizer
Georgii
Jamestown
Ethe
Llpill, Smai
News of the Northwest
Cameron
ODD Fellows
G. N
Lydia BP
Lydia B. Winkham
Perry Byers
Mt. Pleasant, Lowa
Timor
Todd
Mra
Winslow
Tor Children Texte Buliene Tive
Ernie, Leannon
Hon Alley Pancunjen
Dodds Gee
Western Canada
Saal War
Alberta
Canada
United States
Tie Fayhey
Menther
Sen Danghier
Malmaverie
Ale
Markrix
Industrie
Mac Lacelan
Watertown
South Thikets
U —No
Ifm
WOODWARD @ CO
Grain Commission
Duleth
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