1910 census work hindered by football and cars in chaos
The 1910 census work is disrupted by the football season and automobile use, with deaths tallying thirteen and injuries over one hundred twenty nine. The piece notes political maneuvering around Taft, Gompers, Cannon, and Burton, plus foreign affairs in Persia and China, with Looming tariff reform debates shaping upcoming sessions.
Dr King New Life Pills praised by rural resident
A Guilford Maine reader extols Dr King New Life Pills as gentle and healthful after three years use. The item advertises 25 cents at Wm Kipp's Sons drug store and notes the Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer and Greenville Journal pricing and a subscription deal. It also promotes telegraphy training by the National Telegraph Institute offering $50 to $70 monthly for beginners in Cincinnati and five other cities.
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Dr. King
L. A. Bartlet
Guilford
Maine
Wm. Kipp’s
Inter Ocean and Farmer
Chicago
Greenville Journal
National Telegraph Institute of
Cincinnati
Ohio
R. A
New York
Tokyo
Cara
Ftnck
Live Stock Exchange National Bank
Joweat
Probate Court Final Accounts and Guardianships Update
Final account filings in the estate of Mary E Kendig and private sale actions in Simon J Poles and Waldo Aldrich estates. Guardianship orders for Ira Aukerman and G E Medford with appraisals and real estate sales. Parole violation charge in State of Ohio v Charles Reeder. A long list of juvenile and adult party pairings in local cases and numerous land transfer deeds in Allen, Greenville, Wayne, Union City, and Mississinewa townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Kendig
Benj. F. Pitsenberger
Mary Bigler
Simon J. Poles
Catharine Aukerman
Ira Aukerman
Waldo Aldrich
Frederick Schachinger
Phares 8
Lutz
Edgar A. Besecker
G. E. Medford
Henry M. Cole
State of Ohio
Charles Reeder
Transfers of property in Ansonia Union City and Greenville
Emanuel Beery sells a lot in Ansonia to F A Schreel. Mary F Wallace sells a Union City lot for 2650 dollars. Henry Schafer as administrator of Simon J Poles estate sells 80 acres in Greenville township for 7600 dollars to W B Linder and Arthur M Hercules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Bachman
York Township
York Ditch
Martha J. Marker
G. C. Marker
Joseph York
Harvey York
Allen Township
Harry F. Ford
George W. Best
Greenville Township
Mary E. Subler
John EB. Perin
Wayne Township
Sarah E
Emanuel Beery
F.a.schreel
Ansonia
Mary F. Wallace
Annie Rieh
Union City
Henry Schafer
Simon J. Poles
W. B. Linder
Arthur M. Hercules
The Bean Crop Will Pay in Poor Lands and Corn Belt
The bean growing industry expands in the corn belt and poorer lands with good market demand. Modern machinery simplifies planting, cultivation, and threshing. beans yield higher cash value per acre than poor corn. A bean sorter aids in rapid selective cleaning, reducing labor for families.
The White Grub A Threat To Peach Trees
The peach borer or white grub bores holes in bark and roots, weakening or killing trees. The lifecycle runs from worm to moth, with eggs laid near the base. 800 plus eggs per female. Peak damage occurs May to July, with young trees at greatest risk.
The Farmer's Friend and Birds on Farm Usefulness
A feature on the new school of agriculture highlights the value of feathered wild tenants. Thanks to the department of agriculture, birds once hunted are protected for their role in insect control and crop protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
The Bobwhite Quail as Friend to Farmers
Farmers are urged to protect bobwhite quail by avoiding hunting and allowing the birds to control weeds and crop pests. The piece extols the bird’s tame nature and its cheerful whistle, urging Farmers to foster their presence in gardens and barns for mutual benefit. It reflects a Chicago News flavor about native American ideals.
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Burton
Taft
Hot Springs
Cannon
House
Congress
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Chicago
Municipal ownership and gas franchise battles across cities
Discussion of socialism fears from municipal ventures in Seattle and Leeds, England. Debate over city utilities competing with private firms, Madison gas rights, and the broader impact of municipal trading on private enterprise. Vermont court rules municipal plants taxed when serving other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proteata
Seattle
Leeds
England
Master Buildtera? Association
City Works Department
Supreme Court of Vermont
No Private Interview Opens Private Talk With Lawyer
Fragmented OCR yields a scene at a lawyer's door where a man seeks private talk. The informal exchange touches on private matters, then shifts to a mix of unrelated lines about public life, household queries, and brisk newspaper snippets.
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