Real estate deal links Munro Schultz eighty acre farm near town
D. R. Munro vets the eighty acre Hermon Schultz farm two and three fourths miles from town. Herman Schultz gains the implement buildings stock and house. Arch Munro may move onto the farm and the business will stay open until sold. The note ends with local social and family notices.
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J. D. Dayton
D. R. Munro
Hermon Schultz
Herman Schultz
Walter Boyer
Washington
J. M. Godfrey
Elmer Swickard
Dutch Creek
Easter
Ainsworth
Sam Jones
Crome
Life Insurance Presidents Urge Fair Rail Rates Impact on Securities
George Ky Ide speaking for the Association of Life Insurance Presidents in Chicago argued rail freight rates affect the value of railroad securities held by twenty million policyholders. Paul Morton backs Ide's view, urging the Interstate Commerce Commission to grant full justice to railroads amid public clamor while seeking long term, safe investments for life insurance funds.
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Chicago
George Ky Ide
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Ide
Home Life Insurance Company
Paul Morton
The
Equitable
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
New York
Dickens centenary stamp goes on sale for charity
A Dickens centenary stamp is issued in New York to raise funds for Dickens descendants in poverty. Stamps cost one penny or two, with large orders from publishers in the United States and Britain. The first stamps were presented to King George and President Taft. Dickens relatives include three children and seven grandchildren. Proceeds support beneficiaries at the February 1912 centennial observance.
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New York
Charles Dickens
United States
British Empire
King George
Taft
David Copperfield
Dickens
Need More Dollar Bills
Washington reports Congress will be asked to authorize a large increase in dollar bill production. Complaints pour into the Treasury from the West about dollar scarcity, with $1 greenbacks issued this year for the first time since 1885. Westerners rely on bulky silver dollars, tiring handlers after daily loads.
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Washington
Congress
Treasury Department
West
Treasury
Banks on Sure Thing Now.
A Schingeck of Buffalo declares Dr Kings New Life Pills cured chronic constipation after others failed. The ad notes the remedy is unequaled for biliousness jaundice indigestion headache chills malaria and debility and sells for 25 cents at J Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Banks
Dr. King
Schingeck
Elm St
Buffalo
N. Y
J. &. Lemmon
Lemmon's
How to Remove Heat Marks From Mahogany Tables
Instructions advise rubbing in oil to treat white heat stains on mahogany. After oil, pour wine on the spot and rub dry with a soft cloth to remove marks.
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Mahogany
Woman patenting water-soaked fan to cool air
A Kansas woman secures a patent for a portable evaporative cooler style fan. The device uses a sheet of absorbent material held against the fan blades to saturate with water and cool the air as it is agitated.
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Kansas
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