Dakota Central Telephone Day and Night Rates Ad
Long distance rates offered by Dakota Central Telephone Company. Day rate is $1 to the Twin Cities with a night rate of 75 cents. Connections available to all points in North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Iowa Nebraska and as far east as Chicago.
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Central
Twin Cities
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Chicago
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Free home remedy for female health issues advertised
Censored ad promises cure for leucorrhea ulceration and other female troubles from Mrs. M Summers in Notre Dame Indiana. Offers free instructions by mail with a weekly cost around 12 cents to guarantee a cure and asks readers to forward to suffering mothers and daughters.
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M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
Monarch goods arrive at L. Lerry's opposite postoffice
Short readable item notes that Monarch goods have just arrived at L. Lerry's, located opposite the post office, with a contact phone line. The fragment suggests a store update or inventory arrival in a small town newspaper notice.
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L. Lerry’s
South France wine revolt threatens civil order
Half a million Montpellier residents vow to resign officials and refuse taxes unless Parliament grants relief. Leader Marcellin Albert has forged a disciplined movement across Herrault Aude Haute-Garonne and Pyrenees-Orientales, risking anarchy if unchecked. The revolt centers on overproduction and calls for reduced wine acreage and shift to other crops.
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Paris
France
Montpellier
M. Farroul
Narbonne
Rhone
Herrault
Aude
Haute-Garonne
Pyrenees-Orientales
Marcellin Albert
Argeliers
South
Chamber of Deputies
Flagrant Treaty Violation Criticized by Progressives
The Progressives meeting in Tokio adopts a resolution condemning anti Japanese acts along the U S Pacific coast led by San Francisco. They fault Washington for failing to prevent outrages and call for steps to protect the rights and property of Japanese nationals in America.
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Tokio
Council of the Progressives
Pacific
United States
San Francisco
Washington
America
Large 6000 Steel Car Order Placed By U S Steel
In Pittsburg on June 11 contracts for 6000 steel cars totaling 6.5 million dollars were awarded by the United States Steel Corporation. About 90000 tons of steel plates will be needed to fill the orders. Roughly half of the contracts went to Pittsburg builders.
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Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Guatemala President Assassination Report Discredited
The state department has not received confirmation of President Cabrera's assassination. Guatemalan minister Senor Toledo Herrera also lacks official word and asks for confirmation, with both parties leaning toward discrediting the story due to no corroboration.
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Cabrera
Washington
State Department
Guatemala
Senor Toledo Herrera
Teamsters threaten strike over wage rise at Union stockyards
Chicago June 11 The Packing House Teamsters union has served notice on packers at the Union stockyards that a strike will ensue if an advance in wages is not acted on by June 15. The teamsters demand a 4 cent increase. The general Galen an that.
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Chicago
Packinghouse Teamsters’ Union
Teamsters
Harriman Not Faced with Criminal Prosecution Said
Wall Street reacts to federal decision not to pursue criminal charges against E. H. Harriman over railroad operations. Harriman at his country home as associates celebrate, while financiers see the move as ending a stock market concern. Market response: Harriman issues rise and broader gains noted.
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New York
E. H. Harriman
Wall Street
Harriman
Harriman Immune From Prosecution In Trust Probe
A White House conference on trust prosecutions concluded that E H Harriman the railroad magnate is immune from criminal prosecution after his testimony before the interstate commerce commission in New York. It said the coal carrier issue should go to the attorney general and that anthracite prosecutions will start in Philadelphia soon. Attending were President Roosevelt and top federal officials including Knapp Lane Kellogg and Bonaparte.
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Washington
White House
E. H. Harriman
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Root
the Treasury
Cortelyou
the Interior
Garfield
Bonaparte
Knapp and
Lane
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Country backs Roosevelt as nomination likely in 1944 race
Representative Sherman of Utica says New York supports Roosevelt but the president will not accept a New York pledged delegation. He notes the country will nominate and re elect him if another state presents his name at the national convention.
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Washington
New York
Roosevelt
Sherman
Utica
N. Y
Republican Congressional Committee
White House
Application for Receiver in Farmers Co-Operative Harvesting Co
In common pleas court Springfield on June 10 an application was filed for a receiver for the Farmers' Co- Operative Harvesting Machine company. The firm, capitalized at $500,000, was organized three years ago by William N Whitely a noted agricultural implement maker.
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Springfield
Common Pleas Court
Farmers’ Co- Operative Harvesting Machine Company
William N. Whitely
Cyclone Causes Multi Million Dollar Damage in Karachi
A cyclone that struck Karachi on June 6 inflicted an estimated 3 to 6 million dollars in damage. The city suffered a complete wrecking of its lighting system and widespread destruction.
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Bombay
Karrachi
Kidnapped novice Emily Deigle returns home after Duluth incident
In St Paul a Catholic school kidnapping tale ends with Emily Deigle, aka Sister Borromea, safe at home with her parents. Mrs Deigle recounts the abduction from St Clement’s School Duluth and the family's escape amid a pursuing mob. The piece also includes an unrelated advert for Brandreth's Pills and Bucklen's Arnica Salve with testimonials.
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St. Paul
Borromea
Emily Deigle
St. Clement's Catholic
Duluth
Edward Deigle
Emily
Mr. Deigle
Managers Wanted For Health and Accident Insurance
Oldest and largest industrial health and accident insurer enters South Dakota offering liberal contracts for top organizers and producers. Fully approved health and accident policies with new features on industrial and commercial plans. For details contact United States Health and Accident Ins Co Saginaw Michigan.
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South Dakota
United States Health and Accident Ins. Co
Saginaw, Mich
He Fired the Stick I Have Fired the
A terse fragment reads I have fired the stick and mentions decisive action. Context and subjects are unclear due to damaged text. The line hints at an authorial declaration or oath within a larger historical fragment. Further readable details are not present in the available OCR.
Dr King's New Life Pills Promoted for Regular Bowel Health
An old advertisement touts Dr King's New Life Pills as gentle laxatives that prevent appendix problems. It guarantees satisfaction and quotes a 25 cent price through H Wheeler, a local druggist, urging readers to try them.
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Dr. King
H. Wheeler
Remarkable Rescue in Fedora Tennessee
C V Pepper recalls how he lay bedridden with hemorrhages of the lungs and throat. Doctors failed to help until he began using Dr King’s New Discovery, which brought instant relief. Coughing ceased, bleeding diminished, and within three weeks he could return to work. Wheeler's Trial still available for coughs and colds at 50 cents or one dollar.
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Fedora
Tenn
C. V. Pepper
Lland Wheeler
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Waibel
Herrick
Wm. Waibel
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Bucklen
John Garrett
North Mills
N. C
Holland Wheeler
Capitol
Huron
Capitol Hill
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Mr. Man
Yankton
Portland Cement
L. E. Crowter
F. R. Bramwell
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