Free Freight Policy Sparks Local Debate and Political Beef
A long column reports on the railway company’s decision to end free freight and the ensuing dispute. It notes statements by Mr. Hunter and pressure from local figures including Carpenter and Congress to support continuing favorable terms. The piece links freight policy to regional politics and potential electoral implications.
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Wool rate debate and industry figures in scattered notes
A fragmented note set discusses wool pricing and industry figures, citing various names and locations. It references Mr. Emmet, Mr. Geet, and other individuals, along with mentions of months, measurements, and potential production topics amid unclear context.
Fragmented note on county tariff report debate and printing
A garbled article segment discusses a county tariff inquiry, a printer decision, and a committee plan. It mentions Pierpont or Dickens era figures, a New Jersey setting, and anticipated publication of findings by a local paper. The text includes references to a meeting, a January deadline, and a discussion led by a chairman, with voting outcomes unclear due to OCR errors.
Minnesota Wins State Comprehensive Product Exhibit Prize
The Minnesota display at the Land Products Show impressed judges led by Thomas of BL Paul and CL Andrews of Fairbanks Alaska. The Minnesota exhibit showcased a full range from fruit to butter, apples to iron ore, highlighting a comprehensive state production profile and earning top honors for breadth and quality.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Women Should Propose To Men, Says Lecturer In Hoxton
Hoxton reports a lecturer George Willie Cooke argues women should propose to men as they gain better education. J. W. Coughlan seeks chess players for a Lemmon club and asks locals to sign up. Local notices cover travel, cremery building contract, Christmas trees, and farming shifts in the region.
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George Willie Cooke
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R. W. Shimer
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American Snuff Company
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Santa Claus
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Victor Talking Machines
Twin Cities
A. G. Macomber & CO
J.W. Coughlan
Washington, D. C
Tice’s Bakery
F. A. Finch
Aberdeen
W. D. Hickman
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Lemmon Creamery
F. W. Ecker
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Minn
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Lewmon
Liberty
Christ Myklestad
A. M. Miller
Haywarden
Mr. Miller
A.M. Anderson
Martin Jakobson
Wisconsin
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