Marketing Livestock Across the United States Survey Findings
Washington experts report three main marketing methods for livestock and meat in the United States. Central markets handle the bulk of sheep and lambs, hogs, and beef cattle with local marketing dominant in far eastern western and southern sections. Cooperative cattle raisers are expanding, with about seven hundred assemblies operating in fifteen states and four hundred thirty shipping associations.
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Washington
United States
Neas
United States Department of Agriculture
Central States
Great Central
Ade and Nicholson Debate on Monograph Movie in Indianapolis
Indiana authors George Ade and Meredith Nicholson will hold a political debate via an electric center city sign. Nicholson prints a forty five word argument for Wilson's re election, followed by Mrs Nicholson supporting woman suffrage. Ade will counter with Hughes support in the sign display as the election nears.
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Indianapolis Ind
George Ade
Meredith Nicholson
Indiana
Woodrow Wilson
Nicholson
Charles E. Hughes
Centralized livestock markets and co operatives in US marketing
A study notes Minnesota hosts 215 cooperative livestock shipping associations that cut marketing costs and align with central markets. It highlights the United States as unique for centralized livestock markets and cites 1914 data of over 1,200 slaughtering and meat packing plants, linking ownership concentration to pricing and regional differences.
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Minnesota
United States
California
Complexion Fresh Beauty Claim Promises Quick Wrinkle Vanish
An advertisement touts skin osmosis with roseate cream and cold water for rapid facial renewal. It cites Countess de Chevanne, claims results in three weeks, and offers a refund plus a $200 charitable-forfeit guarantee. Simone Marnex, 20 West 22nd Street, New York, is named as contact.
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Simone Marnex
West 22Nd Street
New York
Creme Tokalon Research
Greeks organize Venizelos party in New York City
In New York City on Oct 16 a Venizelos party rally drew more than 300 000 Greeks across the United States to support the movement. A $4000 fund was raised to aid the former Greek premier as supporters urged Greek exiles in America to influence homeland politics and expel enemies around the king.
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New York
United States
Venizelos
America
Greece
Donia
Macedonia
Florida Tax Collector Shy In Accounts
Governor Trammell suspends Hillsboro County tax collector John L Branch after auditors report a shortage in the accounts. Branch, in office eight years, denies missing funds and cites upcoming examination. He holds a $30,000 bond and no criminal action has been filed.
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Associated Press
Tampa
Fila
Trammel
John L. Branch
Hilsboro
Tallahasse
Branch
Tallahassee
Hillsboro County
Public abattoirs and livestock market distributions analyzed
The report notes 22 cities and 13 states with public abattoirs and calls for local condition checks before building new ones. It compares rail transport losses, cites 1913-14 claims of 1.245 million dollars across 27 railroads, and outlines farmer shares versus middlemen in centralized versus local markets.
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Southern Territory
Western Territory
Benson Seeks Reply From Wilson on Army Bill
Allan Benson socialist candidate says he sent President Wilson a message weeks ago asking for reasons behind signing the army reorganization bill and has not received a reply. He claims the president is evading the issue and vows to block exports if elected to feed hungry Americans.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Cal
Allan Benson
Wilson
Benson
United States
Changing Seasons Bring Colds
This advertisement promotes Dr. King's New Discovery as relief for stuffed-up head, clogged nose, chest tightness, and sore throat. It claims the antiseptic mix clears the head and loosens phlegm, helping you breathe easier and end the cold, urging continued use until symptoms vanish. At your druggist, 59¢.
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Dr. King
Vanderbilts Caruso and Notables Reach U S on La Fayette
The French liner La Fayette arrived from Bordeaux with William K Vanderbilt John Barrett Enrico Caruso Frank Munsey and S S McClure aboard. Officers said wireless warned of a submarine off Nantucket prompting a southerly approach to the U S coast and no suspicious craft were found.
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Aby Press
New York
la Fayette
Bordeaux
William K. Vanderbilt
John Barrett
Enrico Caruso
Frank A. Munsey
McClure
Nantucket
Grand Circuit Racing Opens at Atlanta Fair Grounds
Fifteen or more horses entered for each of three handicap events at the Southeastern fair grounds as the first grand circuit season in the South aside from Kentucky begins. Purse is $1,000 for the 2:05 pace 2:18 pace and 2:10 trot. Ed Geers Cox Murphy White and other noted figures expected, with Southern debuts on the program. Track praised for good condition after yesterday’s tryout.
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Atlanta
South
Kentucky
Ed. F. Geers
Cox
Murphy
White
Sasa
U S Botanist Surprised by Citrus Development
A Sunday inspection of the citrus belt by R A Young an assistant botanist with the bureau of plant industry Washington accompanied by Evan B Davis Gulf Coast Produce Exchange W M Clemens Chamber of Commerce secretary and H Gabriel found the growth of the citrus fruit industry a big surprise to him The group visited the Bourne farm Irvington fruit area and Mrs Jessica McGuire home at Spring Hill before Young returned to Washington Sunday afternoon.
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R. A. Young
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Evan B. Davis
Gulf Coast Produce Exchange
W. M. Clemens
Chamber of Commerce
H. Gabriel
Young
Jonathan Bourne
Irvington
Jessica McGuire
Spring Hill
Helligolav Has Not Seen the U Boat
A Danish steamship Helligolav reports no submarine sighting during its voyage. Captain Holst states in a wireless message that nothing true in the submarine story. Observers on the White Star steamer Bovie claim they saw a submarine periscope about 200 miles out as Helligolav sailed eastward.
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Associated Press
New York
Helligolav
Holst
White Star Line
Bovie
Denison Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Mrs G O Lowery of Denison Texas says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after months of fatigue chills and dizzy spells. She credits the remedy with curing her female troubles when doctors could not and urges others to try a bottle.
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Lydia Pinkham
Denison
Texas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Monterey Street
Denison, Texas
Seventy-Four Hostile Airplanes Shot Down in September
Berlin reports a German tally of 74 enemy planes downed in September, including 21 French and 53 British. The Overseas News Agency says the count contradicts British claims of air supremacy and underscores the Entente powers’ lack of precise public reports.
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Berlin
Asquith
House of Commons
Greek Congress Postponed One Month by Decree
King Constantine signed a decree delaying the Greek chamber of deputies meeting for one month. The session, required by the constitution, was to convene Sunday, but the postponement was announced from Athens with dispatch from London.
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Associated Press
Athens
London
Constantine
Greek Chamber of Deputies
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