Public Drainage Ditches Expansion Price Tags Noted
The state drainage costs rise to about 960 million dollars for draining swamps across sixteen counties with 4 million acres of farms expected to benefit. Farmers pay up to 76 dollars per acre for tiling while open drains feed into smaller lines, boosting productivity but increasing land drainage disputes.
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FF van Nore
Trenty
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Aberta
White
Western
Dix
Thiess
Thiesg
Goreaga
Moe
Tellyays
Rali Qways
United States
Garloue
West
Guard encampment shifts inland near interurban rails
The Town National Guard camp relocates two miles from the firing range to land beside the interurban tracks. Adjutant General Logan oversees improvements at Camp Dodge, while the 56th Regiment band is mustered into guard service. Smallpox is reported at Oakdale. western Canada wheat prospects and land values rise with emigration.
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National Guard
Logan
Guard
Dodge Atailon
Thi
Ehip
Gauhst
Fifty-Sixth Regiment
John T. Beaston
Sngwn
Beestow
Yeil Ig
Hngwn
Castoria Ad Claims Time Tested Relief for Infants and Children
An aged advertisement fragment touts Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children, claiming over 50 years of use. It emphasizes a trusted signature and mentions comforting children with its product.
President Urges Stronger Drug Law to Halt Fraud
President Taft urged Congress to strengthen the 1906 Pure Food and Drug Act to curb fraudulent drug labels and false cures. He cited Supreme Court rulings and noted over 3,000 cases prepared for prosecution, warning that dangerous nostrums mislead the sick and threaten public health. Representative Shorley of Kentucky had introduced related measures as the Senate and House prepare action.
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SondympHa
Congress
Congresa
United States Supreme Court
Taft
Untesa
Senate
House
Shorley
Kentucky
Parafond and Druga
Euprema
Illinois Power Bill Defeated in House by Two Votes
Springfield scene turned tense as the Doncen Johnston waterway power measure fell five to eleven, two votes short of a constitutional majority. The speaker halted proceedings amid riotous interruptions as opponents leveraged house control. The bill mirrored the Senate version with a referendum tied to a November 1912 vote.
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Springfield
House
Adidas
Robbers loot Los Angeles gem dealer for $20,000 jewels
Unknown assailants attacked H. T. Ratdy a diamond importer as he opened his shop door in Los Angeles. They beat him unconscious and fled after dropping trays of diamonds, totaling about $20,000 in value, with an unknown getaway.
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Los Angeles
Cal
H. T. Ratdy
Diameul
Gael
Reid Will Dia
Eddy Will Admitted to Probate in Suffolk Court
Boston Mary Baker Eddy founder of the Chris Han Beleney church had her will admitted to probate in Suffolk County probate court. Massachusetts Attorney General Jetes M. Swift immediately appealed to the Supreme Court on domicile question.
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Boston
Mary Baker Eddy
Chris Han Beleney Church
Buffolk County
Jetes M. Swift
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Trinity College student killed by bursting ore mishap
Milford Conn Walter Scott Jaryta of Broghlyn Nu was killed when a mine explosion threw a fragment through a fence at Trinity College Herford. The incident occurred July 8. The victim was a college boy named Aula King.
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Aula King
Milford
Conn
Walter Scott Jaryta
Broghlyn
Trinity College
Herford
Mayor Gaynor Favors Pension Bill in New York
A proposed pension plan for city employees gains approval influence from Mayor Gaynor. The bill would require employers to contribute a portion of wages toward retirement funds, with terms yet to be finalized.
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Gaynor
New York
Decorative Art Visitor-Warden Plea for Wall Imagery
A frustrated visitor complains to a warden about bare walls and asks for decorative lines to be painted. The warden declines, noting porch climbers and recommending in-home laundering with starch for better stiffness and less wear.
Real Optimist and Cheerful Dog in a Curious Exchange
A playful, garbled dialogue features a cheerful dog and a real optimist exchanging and objects. The text presents misrendered phrases and names such as Mia, Whistow's Soothing Arrup for Children, and Zoe, with unclear context and scattered nouns.
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Mia
Whistow
Aare Ton
Alluys Puid
Ducuw
Colle
Zoe
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