Presbyterian Church Sabbath Services and Book Promotion
Sabbath services are listed with morning worship at 10:30, Sabbath School at 9:45, evening service at 7:30, and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 8:00. A campaign promotes Dr Shoop's Night Cure booklet free by mail from Racine Wisconsin. Also notes Armour Chronicle marriage return and Mrs Davison of San Jose praising Electric Bitters as a family remedy, 50 cents per bottle.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church Key
Charles Wilcox
Epworth League
M. M. Davison
Gifford Ave
San Jose
Cal
Anthrax scare ends Clay county fair opening plans
W J Bryan accepts invitation to speak at Mitchell Corn Palace opening on September 28. Gov Crawford issues extradition warrants for two men jailed in Olivet for horse theft near Tripp and Menno. they are wanted in Valentine Nebraska, Hutchinson county refuses surrender. Gov Johnson of Minnesota seeks third term. Sioux City Trades Assembly backs AFL circular and anti injuntion plank, warning it undercuts Supreme Court authority. Rosebud reservation lands opened by lottery October 5 with drawing October 19 at Dallas South Dakota. 800000 acres priced at six dollars per acre, with homestead laws applying.
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Rosebud Indian Reservation
Dallas
Presho
Chamberlain and Gregory
South Dakota
O’neill
Valentine
Nebraska
Rosebud Reservation
Anthrax Situation Moves Farmers To Vaccinate
An expert from Park-Davis of Detroit has toured Clay and Yankton counties to educate farmers on anthrax. He says the disease has lingered for years and can resurface unpredictably. Vaccination in spring and field burning in fall are advised to curb spread, but some vaccinated stock die due to incomplete immunity. Farmers plan fall vaccination and spring recheck, hoping cooler weather helps. Also, high national banks in Oklahoma will surrender charters to become state banks under the guaranty law, as depositors seek stronger security than prestige.
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Vermillion Specia
Park-Davis Company
Detroit
Mich
Clay
Yankton
Clay County
Oklahoma
Roosevelt Letters Show Currency Debate Amid Party Tensions
The text contrasts Sen LaFollette’s attacks on the Aldrich currency bill with two Roosevelt letters defending the emergency currency measure. Roosevelt writes Aug 18 1918 approving the bill as a needed temporary fix and praising its elasticity and a commission to draft a permanent plan, while a July 23 1908 letter argues the emergency currency act was sound and temporary, defending motives and the bill’s modest achievements.
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Sen. LaFollette
Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
N. Y
Mr. Willis
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