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Western wool storage gains traction in western markets
An editorial from the American Wool and Cotton Reporter discusses the growth of Western wool storage warehouses in the west. It credits George S. Walker and J. A. Delfelder with promoting the plan, aiming to hold millions of pounds of wool locally. The piece notes initial hesitation among growers and predicts a major shift as more clips enter western warehouses next season.
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American Wool and Cotton Reporter
Boston
Northwest Range
George 8. Walker
Natio Growers’ Association
J. A. Delfelder
Mayor Whitlock Urges Substantial Shelter for Veterans
Toledo mayor urges the Grand Army of the Republic encampment guests be housed in sturdy houses rather than tents. Veterans prefer comfort to avoid ailments from camping and hope to share war memories without the harsh realities of camp life.
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Mayor Whitlock
Toledo
Grand Army of the Republic
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Encampment tents blamed for spreading illness warning
A clipped editorial argues against camping facilities and tents near the event, contending the author does not seek illness and urges removal of the encampment tents and related gear to prevent pneumonia.
Good and Bad Influences on Child Development
The Spokane Review argues environment rivals heredity in shaping children. It compares disciplined home life to clay shaped by circumstances, noting education and surroundings determine character more than innate tendency. It warns abusive or coarse surroundings distort a child's potential and urges steady school and peer support to lift at risk youth.
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Spokane
Fractured Tales in a Rural Paper
Dozens of short lines urge editors to “keep it out” of the news from the Peoria Transcript. The poem riffs on censorship, gossip, and the boundaries of what counts as news across conflicts, theater, crime, schooling, and social life.
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Peoria Transcript
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Cure
An advertisement claims deafness results from inflamed Eustachian tubes and asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh caused deafness. It offers $100 for any case not cured and promotes other Hall products with circulars from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Druggista
Local Beer Display Promises Value and Strength
A fragment notes an 08 bottle display at North Main featuring REY business and Carlyle related men. It hints at a new town sale autumn event tied to a Sept building sale and asserts the beer’s strength as a claim.
Best There Is Typewriter Papers and Ribbons Sales
The Tribune office offers typewriter papers ribbons and can tons as the best there is for typing needs.
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Tribine
Ballard's Snow Lotion Featured by Mrs. Cook
An 87 year old endorsement promotes Ballard's Snow Lotion for rheumatism pains and muscle and joint limbering. Mrs. A. L. Cook asserts its effectiveness in maintaining health and ease of movement.
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Ballard
A. L. Cook
Grocery Loyalty Proposition Promises Savings on First Order
The note urges buyers to start with a few groceries they know well and expect that later purchases will be even cheaper. It emphasizes choosing high quality items at good prices to reveal the overall savings in a planned shopping approach.
Downey Firm Promotes Beer as Digestive Aid in Table Setting
The report notes a Downey firm marketing beer as a food and digestion aid. It discusses the product’s role in meals and its potential digestive benefits, reflecting a promotional stance aimed at everyday table use.
Balard's Snow Liniment Offered For Cure
Advertisement claims a cure could be achieved with Balard's Snow Liniment available at 50 cents to 1.00 per bottle. It mentions Mrs. A. L. Cook and a reward of 9100.00 for a cure, suggesting strong promotional claims.
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Balard
Mra. A.L. Cook
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