Averted Rail Strike Saved Farmers From Losses
The piece cites President Wilson’s mediation and averted nationwide railroad strike that would have devastated agriculture. It notes potential losses of 55 million dollars on peaches, 20 million on apples, and 50 million on potatoes, plus wider effects on produce, livestock, and prices across the farm sector. It highlights farmer stakes and calls labor action a national calamity averted.
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Frank C. Odell
Nebraska Fara
Farmers of America
United States
Wilson
Brotherhoods
Congress
Railroads
Railway Brotherhoods
White House
James K. Armsby
California
Ohio
Michiga
Florida
Colorado
Arizona
Delaware
New York
Yakima
Wenatchee
Wilaea
Henry Ford
Edison backs Wilson vote as Americans in 1916
Edison urges Americans to vote for Woodrow Wilson, arguing leaders must act as Americans first. He praises Wilson on Mexican policy, tariff openness, and handling of labor and wartime challenges, saying an inexperienced successor would risk national stability and peace.
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United States
Wilson Figs
Huerta
Kate
Wilson
Belgium
Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
Editorials argue over business prospects and political fit
The piece contests Republican views on Dan and Bradstreet, arguing they fail to signal prosperity. It notes Henry Ford supporting Woodrow Wilson for promises of prosperity and progress, while others like Pinchot oppose Wilson. The author mocks public perception of a political face and calls for candor.
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Dan Or
Bradstreet
Henry Ford
Woodrow Wilson
Don’t Be Bald Good Hair Growth Tonic Ad
An old advertisement urges readers to try Parisian Sage from the English Drug Co as a remedy for hair loss. It promises to stimulate hair roots, stop dandruff, and reduce scalp odors, claiming the product grows hair and makes it look fuller. It guarantees money back if not satisfied and notes wide availability at drug and toilet counters.
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English Drug Co
Woman Pleads Guilty in Jackson County Murder Case
A 12 year old girl in Jackson County pleaded guilty to second degree murder in Sylva after springtime fatality. She will testify against her father Robert L. Bryson, charged with an accomplice in the warder death, as Bryson faces trial this week. Shelter Jones noted the plea would avoid a death sentence and save time and money for the State.
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Sallies Brreon
Jackson County
Nunter
Jackson Superior Court
Sylva
Robert L. Bryson
Bryson
Shelter Jones
Rural Credits Law Promises Long Term Farm Mortgages
Progressive Partner North Carolina reports seven applications for charters to organize National Farm Loan Associations under the federal Farm Loan Law. The article defends the law against bankers and moneylenders who criticize it, arguing rural sentiment backed its passage and will ensure its operation to provide farmers with long term, reasonably priced credit free from high interest rates.
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North Carolina
South
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Clear Skin
An ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for pimply complexions by cleansing the blood and ensuring a bright eye. It promises a morning bowel movement from a night dose, available at druggists for 6 cents.
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Dr. King
Court Calendar October 1916 Union County Superior Court
The October 1916 Union County Superior Court calendar lists dozens of civil cases with parties including Cotton Mills Rosa Migh et al and Armfield W M Gerasr, with judges Hon. EB Cline and D J Hemby. Notes mention summons, docket entries, and trial dates October 23 to 25, plus a remedy recommendation for rheumatism using Rheuma medicine.
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George Creel
Thomas A Edison
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Ares Ean Cotton Mills
Rosa Migh
Als
Newell
D. J. Hemby
Sevees
W. C. van Gilder
Et Als
Cesuee Rosa Craig
Weeees
Smd. C. Craig
Armfield
W. M. Gerasr
Cadden
Heat
T. L. Aeesee
P—N. D. Whitley
P. B. Blakeneyene Vs. S
J. A. Gulledge
Eee van Haywoods
lLee Yandle Et al
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L. H. Craig
Robt. Arant
E. and
C. Randolph
Eee Aie Bank Oj
Parker Et al
W. C. L. Brooks
Cornelia Meacham
Meacham
Preston V. & P. W. C. Li
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H. Doster
B. F. Franklin
I. J. Ora
A. W. Price
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S. B. Hart
S. F. Bigham
H. D. Griffin
W. M. Rushing
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E. & C. Randolph
S.J. J. Crow
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Sam Barnes
P. Love
Bogan Crook
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K. M. Sanders
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J. C. Brooks
JW. Hasty
Niagara Fire Ins. Co
A.A. Sap. V.&p
Gordon Ins. Co
B.—Chaney Chambers, Admix
M. C. Holmes
J. W. Hasty
C. M. Wilson
W. C. Starnes
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Guy Harrell
Mt. Airy Guano Co
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Ledbetter, Jr
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Burgess
Daniel Starnes
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L. A, Thompson, Et Als
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While Heat Co
Sree Youngblood
R. F. Turner
P. F. Lee
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E. Lockhart
W. P. Broom
Walter Crowell
D. Io
C. F. Newman
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W. T. Wilson
E. Williams
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J. W. Starnes
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