Congress plans for government business and armor plant stake
Reporting to Congress, Hon. N. A. Herbert said on December 31, 1894, that the Navy Department asked two armor contractors Bethlehem Iron Company and Carnegie Steel Company to enter the armor plant project, citing a government investment of 7,000.09 dollars.
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Congress
N. A. Herbert
Secretary of the Navy
Bethlehem Iron Company
Carnegie Steel Company
Navy Department
Bethlehem Steel Company
The
United States
Federal Trade Commission
Doans Kidney Pills Public Testimony in Rhinelander
A Rhinelander resident J E Ross tests Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain and kidney issues. He reports relief after three boxes, with earlier praise given on November 4 and November 1, 1913. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sponsors.
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Dean
Rhinelander
J. E. Ross
Wabash St
Doan
At- Beck
Russ
Topan
Foster-Milburn Co
Props
Buffalo
N.Y
Hughes Coming to Minnesota State Fair for 1916 bid
An effort seeks Woodrow Wilson and Charles E. Hughes to accept speaking engagements at the Minnesota State Fair September 4 to 2. The Northwest is a key 1916 battleground and about 100,000 voters could attend. The move mirrors prior large attendances, with both candidates weighing a Northwest visit as a high risk yet potential influence. The piece also notes Minocqua praise and Wisconsin license rules for nonresident fishermen.
Little Ghats About Poultry
G Donkey advises careful interior planning for poultry houses, detailing floor types cement earth or dirt, moisture and vermin protection, roost construction and droppings removal, nest placement, and hygiene to avoid later changes, with practical notes on roost spacing and mop-up boards. The article ends with a public notice from Rhine lander Chautauqua warning against white season tickets damaged in transit.
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Chautauqua Committee
Rhinelander
Campaign declaration and temperance notes in 1916 editions
IRA E. SMITH announces Progressive Republican candidacy for Assemblyman in Florence Forest and Oneida counties at the September 5 1916 primaries. Also includes testimonials for Chamberlains Tablets and items from the Rhinelander Womens Christian Temperance Union and Methodist Episcopal Church commentary on prohibition and national politics. The piece notes Inland press items on vodka bans, US temperance movements, and Harding edging Mann for temporary National Convention chairmanship.
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Florence
Forest
Oneida
Ira E. Smith
Cassian
Oneida County
Rhinelander Women’s Christian Temperance Union Press Committee
Howe
EL EL Rick
Emma Wilde
C. P. Crosby
M. E. Church
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Saratoga
New York
Merrill
Russia
France
Germany
United Kingdom
Denver
Towu
Conference of Chariies and Correction
Indianapolis
Charities and Correction
New York State Charities Aid Association
New Orleans
Republican National Committees
Mmitee
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
James R. Mann
Milnois
Menn
Washington
NIGGER HAIR TOBACCO AD CLAIMS CONSISTENT QUALITY
An advertisement touts NIGGER HAIR tobacco as a favored choice for experienced smokers. It highlights careful ageing and blending of Burley leaf, explaining the cut creates slow burning cool smoke and that the brand’s quality remains constant year after year.
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Essor
Anderson & Wick
Willy G Company
Leeds
King Street Telehone
Seth Kimball
Mgr
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J. A. Richards
M. D
Yew
First National Bank
Eh i
J. Westgate Physicien
Ainslacdor
Wemain Merehadts
Potham St
Hamilton
Two Rivers, Wis
Chamberlain
Minocqua
Clintonville
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
I. E. Schieh
Phroilamv
Hiamen BoRding
Davenport Street
Rene State
Hans Rodd
South_Brown Street
Dra Sly
Eugene S. Knight
Wilmington
N. C
Visiting Nurse Association
Hanna Hanson
Giy
Oiles
Rauldanas
Pete
Shoking Tobacco
Leidersdorf Co
Awavaie Wit ‘Par Reece Tames Co
American Tobacco CO
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