Tobacco Growers Plan Aid for 1907 Crop Control
A plea to tobacco growers to prevent overproduction and defend fair prices. S. E. Hampton argues against expanding acreage beyond demand, urges unity to form a manufacturing company if needed, and cites potential profits and risks to the industry and cooperative effort. The letter urges all local unions to discuss the issue and pledge full production control for 1907 and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebeac
U. S
Nce
Tobacco Trust
United States
Butler Disagrees With President On Japanese Question
Corbin university president Nicholas Murray Gutter returns from California and notes Dr. Butler disagrees with President Roosevelt on Japanese immigration. Butler argues San Francisco may exclude Japanese from schools while most Californians favor national rather than local solutions. He cites differing San Francisco views and fears among some groups. He praises rebuilding San Francisco after the fire, with northern and southern sections largely rebuilt and business districts rising again.
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Nicholas Murray Gutter
Corbin University
San Francisco
California
New York Tribune
Butler
Roosevelt
Eart
United States
China
Japan
Lenal
Bauer
San Fran
Caught Cold While Hunting a Burglar in Ontario
Mr. Wm. Thos. Lanorgan, provincial Tonstable at Chapleau, Ontario, reports a severe cold after hunting a burglar in a forest swamp. He credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with rapid relief, stating it loosens phlegm and shortens the cold. Sold by reliable dealers in the Blue Grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Thos. Lanorgan
Chapleau
Ontario
Chamberlain
Egleton
Maple Landing
Iowa
Have Thrilling Experience Lebanon Enterprise report
While returning from Springfield on Monday afternoon the horse driven by Mrs Anthony Walston and her daughter Miss Nannie Walston became unmanageable and ran away. The horse jumped a fence dragging the buggy but neither occupants were thrown or hurt. The buggy was only slightly damaged and the animals were unharmed in a remarkable escape on a steep hill.
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Lebanon
Springfield
Anthony Walston
Nannie Walston
Out of Sight
A brief note extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve for wounds burns piles and chilblains, claiming the remedy makes pain and visible symptoms disappear and is a trusted daily aid for skin afflictions.
Marion County Notes Mixed with Local Incidents
Marion County report details the death of 20 year old Joseph M Mattingly shed of consumption at his home, the illness and stroke affecting local residents, a nighttime fire near Boone Colehber's saloon with minor property damage, and Henietta Spalding's growing Evergreen Bend Poultry Farm highlighting her White Plymouth Rock stock and new business wagon.
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Falcon
Joseph M. Mattingly
W. E. Mattingly
Henrietta Spalding
Kate Spalding
Springfield Pike
Evergreen Bend
Mias Spalding
Hard Times In Kansas Cough Cure Report
Cadell resident Earl Shamburg recalls past drouth hardships and credits King's New Discovery with curing his cough. Describes relief after trying the remedy at Guaran bertson's drug store with an offer of 50 cents to a dollar and a trial bottle free.
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Kansas
Cadell
Earl Shamburg
King
Ead Guaranbertson’s
Trisl
House of Too Much Trouble and a lonely boy
A lonely boy in the House of Too Much Trouble longs for a playmate and order, while finally finding quiet by keeping each room neat and in its place. A winter scene closes with a testimonial about Chamberlain remedies curing grip.
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Lily
A Daily Thought on Merit and Opportunity
A Daily Thought quotes W Bourke Cockran: there is one straight road to success through merit and usefulness. Capacity never lacks opportunity, for it is sought by many who wish to utilize capable people on earth. The idea suggests that a capable man is highly valued and eagerly pursued.
Bargains in Real Estate Near Springfield and Beyond
B. D. Lakes offers numerous farms and properties within seven to nine miles of Springfield and beyond. Listings include 121 acres with orchard and mineral spring, 70 acres with tobacco land, several 60–200 acre tracts with houses, barns, and water, prices ranging from 15 to 75 dollars per acre, and multiple town lots and city properties with strong tobacco potential and stock facilities. Many properties include dwellings, tobacco barns, and water access. payments often arranged locally.
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Springfield
Good Anne
Springfold
Esis
den Levant Panera
Exothases Insane Cos
Celes
Nelson
Bardstown
Broomfield
Long
Washington County
Petrip
Spi
Lebanon
Ood
Pk Pike
Pike
Bloomfield
Cooney Neck
Main Street
Grundy
Covington
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van Benders Ass
Tate Biss
Marion County
W. B. Flanagan
Boone & Coleher
Agitis
Crume Bros
George Bowman
Geo. B. Taylor
Jas. J. Graves
the Best Business School
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CLARK
Granville W. Lyor
Fourth Avenue
Louisville
B. D. Lake
Tershosenrae
Fara Chasertn Inketon
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