Wheat farming notes and farm profits analysis
Alfred Wilson reports yield details from Field No 4 and Field No 2 with costs and profits. He claims high summer fallow advantages, estimates 19 500 bushels wheat across farms, and mentions barley and other crops. He shares personal figures and invites interest from a government agent.
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Department of An Interior
Ottawt
Canada
Home
Alfred Wilson
Contra
Gates
Pink Pills Cure Grip in Eight Years Testimony
Camden county farmer William A. Newman credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with ending an eight year grip and related heart liver and kidney ailments after trying various remedies. The ad touts Pink Pills as the solution and cites nationwide druggists' sales.
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Nechman
Mr. Nuvn
Nuit
Fis
William A. Newman
Camden County
Sageida
Missouri
Dr. Williams
A Great Discovery Clayton Tex Diabetes Cure Claim
Local resident J H Bailey of Clayton Texas endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills as the only cure for diabetes claiming past use restored health and work ability. He asserts the medicine cures kidney disease from backache to Bright's Disease and cites personal success with seven boxes.
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Jornaly
Nave
Aueney & OD
Fuhudo
All Drugstate
Pauly
Concil Pation
Clayton
Tex
J. H. Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Dodd
Dow
Kay
Bright
Leeds schoolboy sketches Henry VIII in brief history
A Leeds schoolboy offered a short history of Henry VIII in one of his compositions. He describes the king as brave, corpulent and cruel, noting his many marriages and a tendency to act decisively, including in personal affairs.
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Leeds
England
Henry VIII
Defiance Starch Shortage Noted at Local Grocer
A reader reports Defiance Starch is unavailable at the grocer with substitutes limited to Cold Water Starch. The note mentions pricing around 9.88 and 1 cent per ounce indicators, plus stock concerns and comparison to other brands.
Tornado Kills and Destroys in Laredo Texas
Thirty six people were killed and many injured in a tornado that hit Laredo late Friday night. Entire seminary buildings suffered heavy damage and several families were crushed by collapsing walls. The Mexican National hospital roof was blown off and debris clogged streets across both sides of the river. local officials fear twenty one deaths in the region.
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Laredo
Tex
Agri
Hivaigh
Raniova
Adoha
Ike Monrey
Laredo Seminary
Agrero
Dirs. Rasley
Dadets
Mexican National ‘Hospital
Nen Laredo
Rio Grande
Hell
Freedom of Religious Views Enlightens Empire Era
St Hetersburg May 1 Real religious freedom conferred on subjects by Emperor Nicholas is an Easter gift of historic significance. The decree stands in contrast to vast tax remission and extensive bureaucratic promotions, seen as far less notable.
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St. Hetersburg
Nicholas
Labor Strikes Spread as Chicago Firms Face Peace Talks
The Chicago Federation of Labor appeals to President Roosevelt and Governor Deacen for help in the seamakers strike as peace talks led by Mayor Dunne fail. Fearing troops may be deployed, leaders urge federal and state inquiry before action. The five negotiators claim an amicable settlement, but the effort collapses and the strike broadens to other firms.
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Chicago
Dunne
Chicago Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Deacen
Mayer Dunne
Bowen Ordered Home In Loomis Charges Probe
Washington reports secretary Patthaw was instructed by the president to recall Bowen from Caracas and to dispatch Russell from Colombia and Barrett from Panama to Caracas amid questions about Bowen’s actions related to Loomis charges. Also notes possible appointment as minister to Chile and embassy to Byrnall.
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Loomis
Washington
Patthaw
Bowen
Caracas
Russell
Colomba
Barrett
Panama
Columbia
Chile
Mobelbly Ag
Byrnall
Bigelow Loses Palatial Home in Milwaukee Orbit
Frank G. Bigelow, former bank president, admits taking 59000 in addition to 0100 in bankruptcy filings. His Milwaukee home is ousted, the Wisconsin Trust and Security Co. as receiver takes property, and he relocates with his family to his son Gordon Bigelow’s house. Creditors include the Brodhead estate, and steps may be taken to remove him from trusts.
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Fon
Milwaukee
Wis
Frank G. Bigelow
Astor Street
Wisconsin Trust and Security Company
Brodhead
Brodhead State
Lanling
Bigelow
Carpenter
Self
Pethilén
New York City
New York
Milwaukee Clearlns House Association
Frederick Kasten
First National Bank
Skely
Noonal
Milwaukee Lea
McKinley Statue Posing Under Way in College Point
A New York piece notes sculptor H. A. MacNall shaping a William McKinley statue for Ohio and Columbus backers. William A. Baumert, ex-Tammany alderman, models in McKinley garb, wearing the late president’s coat and using his speaking pose for accuracy.
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New York
William McKinley
H. A. MacNall
College’ Point
Ohio
Columbus
William A. Baumert
Tammany
Twenty-Ffth
McKinley
Mr. Baumerk
Mr. McKinley
Mr. MacNeil
Amalgamated Wage Scale Meeting In Detroit
The swage committee of the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers, 35 members, began session in Detroit on May 1 to prepare a wage scale for submission to the general convention opening Monday.
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Amalgamated
Detroit
Mich
Almagaled Association of Iron, Steel and the
Workova
North American Gymnastic festival round trip fare set
American Gymnastic Union in Indianapolis announces virtually a single fare for the round trip to the North American Gymnastic festival to be held in the city the week of June 21.
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American Gymnastic Union
Indianapolis
Ind
United States
City Grants 30 Year Nat Gas Franchise to McGowan Group
The council in Kaugas City Missouri on May 1 approved a thirty year franchise for Hugh McGowan and associates of Indianapolis to lay pipes and sell natural gas in Kansas City. The contract allows gas to be piped from the Kaugas plant or source as stated.
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Kaugas City
Hugh McGowan
Indianapolis and Associates
Kansans City
Kaugas
Relieved of Wood Bolt After Forty Nine Years
The patient Wonduick Sp Gut Out SheMeld Conn May 1 W. H. Dw rence had been relieved of a wood bolt embedded in his body for forty nine years. It produced a lamp on his alo as large as a walnut.
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SheMeld
Conn
W. H. Dwrence
Aldo
Apathy Cayees Death in Balthmore Maryland
Fragmentary report notes a death in Balthmore Maryland with a stated 86 percent mortality and reference to a Dr William repaling farewell. The text is garbled but implies a public health or obituary notice with uncertain specifics.
Russians Deny United Fleets Before Manchurian Clash
Reports from St Petersburg and London sketch alleged Russian naval coalescence around Nehorov and Rojestvensky, then denial. Telegrams claim Tsletalaou air clash near Tsilynn and Shuntung Peninsula, with movements toward Singapore and Vladivostok amid Manchurian war hints.
Injunction Issued In City Labor Dispute
Government joins case against United States unions as Judge Kobisagt issues injunction for Employers Teaning company restraining interference with business. Writ serves to quiet street tensions while two injunction copies appear on each wagon. violence eases with heavy thunderstorm aid.
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Employers
Chicago
United States
Uris City
Teamsters
Rlrila
Koblsagt
Tinket Binkee Ayeult Court
Employers Teaing Company
Inn of West Virginia
Russia Fleet Sighted In Maknohe Bay North Of Kamranh
Reports from Honkole Bay indicate fifty miles north of Kamranh Bay a Russian second Woolfe squadron sighted near Mankohe Bay. Coal-laden decks signalled the Blotlin to stop. the fleet prepared for sea. In Washington, April 29 remarks note Dolliver’s father’s death. Turkish forces defeated in Syabia. only a thousand Loops reached Bana. Plans for a meeting in St. Petersburg set for June with the Supperial Rederit.
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Kamranh Bay
Hongkong
Phosteanor Stettin
Mankohe Bay
Amnam
Yaorth
Kamran’ Bay
Hursday
Dolliver
Washington
Janes P. Nulliver
Morgantown
W. van
Donethan St. Volliver
Iowa
Fortogo
Massachusetts Avenue
Doliver
Arden
Syabia
Rixa Pasha
Bana
Notes from the Capital on Iowa state affairs and police
A May 1 1905 Des Moines broadcast reports on Wisterleat museum receiving three Telian skulls from Aliamakee county unearthed near Ford's Station by Rev Sutherland. It covers police arrests seventeenth district budgets per capita costs and state superintendent meetings urging agricultural instruction and liquor regulation proposals.
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Les Moines
Aliamakee
Ford
Sutherland
Airseum Agesistant von
F Tyning
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