The Milk Question Invokes Sanitary Debate Across Cities
A lengthy editorial fragment debates milk sanitation, praising scientific authorities and warning against unsafe practices. It contrasts U S Department of Agriculture guidance with public concern, noting pasteurization at 145 degrees and criticizing unsanitary dairy methods from Naples to local creameries. It laments infant risk and calls for stricter oversight of cows, milking, and distribution.
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Hilton
Nigel Gantry
Faih
Daily News
Uy Selon
Unite@ Blates department of agriculture
Naples
Naplan
Chicage appoints paleawonon workers amid protest
A chaotic report from Anglia describes Mayor Garter appointing ten paleawonon workers amid a public dispute. Citizens question dress norms and the work’s locations while guards and cadet detachments are mentioned.
Maxwell Acquitted In High Society Scandal
Wealthy Chicagoan Maxwell is concluded not guilty of charges by a judge. Prosecution alleged misconduct involving two girls but Maxwell denied all accusations, asserting the claims are false. A piano recital and social events dated July 29 are referenced in the testimony and surrounding controversy.
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Nozox
Tony Furpoe
Oliver
Geneve
CIM
Tikader Peveliit
G. Minweath
Ford
Standard Oil Co
Ford Motor Co
Mount Airy Husband Threatens Wife and Neighbors
A man terrorized his wife Fran in Mount Airy driving her from their home. He threatened to shout at neighbors and brandished a weapon, leading her to seek refuge at her father’s nearby home. Local authorities investigated the assault and the home confrontation.
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Rives
Fran
TeJohn
Roem targets deacon with church card campaign
Aug 7 Kansas City report says Will E Roem demanded the removal of J C HM Moore from Tinwend Church over a brewery dispute. Roem delivered cards to congregants at the door, prompting a retreat as he persisted distributing notices amid long running clashes with two Presbyterians tied to a saloon application.
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Kansas City
Will E. Roem
Chuyel
Dor. Dhrris A. Tonthins
Annealing
Inden J
Moore
Tinwend
Reem
Thern
Count Jardse
Beef Praises Toppling Drought Forces Stock Raiser Unload
Ikan City reports drought driven cattle market movement with large consignments from Nebraska Kansas and Missouri. An influx to Tie Livaga stockyards saw prices slide with bids around 2 5 cents per pound and thousands of cattle retired.
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Ikan City
Eatile
Bootlona
Nebraska
Kinng
Odahona
Missouri
Tie 'Livaga
Tilay
Orlers
Ian Gisterdaa
eTpomay
Nates
Fractures and Feuds Mark City Incident Night
A chaotic report details injuries to two men after a disturbance near a terminal. Police investigate a stone throw at a restaurant on Thomas Street. A damaged skull and fractured injuries are linked to a clash involving several locals, with committees formed to review security.
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Brakeame Chang
Gino de
Tufurtus
Beart Roter
Thomas Streal
Sickening Yarn Exposes Family Rift At Fair Board Contest
A venting letter from a voter accuses a loving husband of hypocrisy over prohibition. The note condemns his public banquets and private habits, alleging drinking, gambling, and tobacco use while praising loyalty to faith. The writer urges prayer as a remedy amid personal scandal.
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Theo
Stek
Muuke
Jetter
Monrace Movings Outing Details and Local Visitors
Sunday afternoon August 17 event in Monroe features numerous residents and visitors. Names include Mrs Sarah Unrengk and Grandmother Smith. Mr Tomas Melerd and Mrs Tacot Gabor visit Hehsia and Bary. Maury Millar stays with Mike Ina Lome. Chiggerktow and Mike Amtio Shifler attend. Athletic City trip planned for a week with organizers hoping for strong season start.
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Monrace
Monroe U
di Chiggerktow
Mike Amtio Shifler
Minnie Scaled- Grave Mover
Edward Mime
Markwood
Allegany Progressives Name Committee for Police Field
A conference of representatives at the Progressive meeting in Cumberland formed a committee to pick a slate of candidates for various police positions. Members named include Amireau South, Lorn Caning, Otto O’Brien, Glurey Mullin, George S. Wellington, and George A. Pearre. Senator Wellington and Colonel Pearre spoke, while former state attorney David A. Robb attended.
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Allegany Progressives
Cumberland
Ake
WLY
Thoma G. Tewnall
Nick
Amireau Sputh
Lorn Caning
Mone
Otto
Otto [Obinig, Froyburg
Glurey
Mullin
George
Wellington
George A. Pearre
Pearre
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