Death of the Profligate King Leopold II
Leopold II of Belgium dies at 74 after an operation near Brussels. The obituary highlights his defiant career, alleged cruelties in the Congo, royal scandals with mistresses and daughters, and the era of lavish pleasures, court intrigues, and controversial ambitions in Africa.
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Leopold
Congo
Paris
Brussels
Cleo de Merode
Liane de Pougy
Princess de Chimay
Baronese de Vaughan
Europe
Mysur
Royal Aira
Elas
Marie Henriette
Hungary
Joseph
Carlotta
London
Belgian Congo
Sir Conan Doyle
America
Marie Henrietta
Duke de Brabant
Leopold I
Austria
Brabant
Maxmilian
Africa
Monte Carlo
Ostend
Princess Louise
Prince Philip
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Hussars
Stephanie
Rudolf of
Meyerling
Elmer
Count of Longay
Leopold II
Baroness de Vaughan
Francis
Duke of
Saxe
Potatoes in North Dakota Crop Success and Co operative Need
A North Dakota farmer, John Pifer, proves potato yields on sandy loam with minimal fertilizer, generating strong profits and boosting crop rotation. By 1908 a large potato business and two warehouses emerge, using machinery for sorting and handling. the piece argues for a growers association to counter commission men and improve market leverage.
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Citiz
John Pifer
Ohio
Burbank
Green Mountain
Pifer
J. H. Pifer & Co
Germany
Denmark
Holland
Potatoes Raised in Grand Forks County This Season
Figures show 1,500,000 bushels of potatoes raised in Grand Forks county this season. At one cent per bushel that would amount to $15,000 or more, potentially covering wages for workers in several markets.
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Grand Forks
Rural Patrons Urged to Stock Stamp Supplies in Boxes
Post Office Department bulletin urges Bowbells postmaster and rural carriers to convince patrons in New York and nationwide to prepay for stamps and provide coin-holding receptacles. It cites a county count averaging 115 one-cent coins per carrier weekly, totaling about 300 million coins, and notes hardship, delays, and losses when coins are left loose in boxes in winter.
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Postoffice Department
4Th Asst. P
Washington, D. C
Bowbells
New York
P. V. DeGraw
Asst
P.M. General
Dr Shoop Restorative touted to strengthen internal nerves
The ad claims Dr. Shoop Restorative treats weak stomach, heart, and kidneys by targeting the controlling inside nerves. It argues improvement follows from correct internal nerve support and notes druggists widely dispense the product. Sold by Donovan Drug Co.
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Donovan Drug
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Belgium
North Dakota
J. Dexter Pierce
Larimore
First National Bank
A.C. Wiper
B.M. Wohwlend