Allison's Seam Senator's Record in Old-Time Costume
A column from February 10 profiles Senator Allison of Iowa nearing 79, long in office, facing a potential re election bid by Gov Cummins with Republican bets weighing whether to challenge him. It discusses Roosevelt era civil service debates, Taft for president, and public notices about appointments amid party dynamics.
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Senate
Arles W. Arthur
J Allison
Iowa
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Cam
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Metington
Cummins
Hawkeye
Ndt
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Alabama
Morgan
Lowa
Roose
Taft
Ohio
Tlers
Buckeye
Len Foraker
Foraker
Tary
Knox
Pen
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Elyce Commission
Keifer
Omar Dwer
Michigan
Gen Keifer
Paynew York
Dale Pittsburg
Man
Tawney
Minnesports
Special Purpose Shoes in American Trotters
A discussion by William Dickson on advanced farriery outlines preferred shoeing methods for American harness horses. It argues for minimizing knife work, emphasizes correct hoof angle through profile inspection, and highlights specialized shoes such as scoop toe rollers for fore feet and hind foot calipers to balance gait while reducing forging.
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William Dickson
America
Russell
Imal
Hogs In Cattle Lots Feeding Practices Revealed
Fifty Ohio cattle feeders were surveyed on hog feeding methods in cattle feed lots. Only ten fed anything other than corn to the hogs that scavenged grain from steers’ droppings. The remaining thirty five fed no additional feed or provided corn. B. B. Carmichael.
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Ohio
B. B. Carmichael
Arabian Alfalfa Shown Better Yields In Tests
New Arabian alfalfa varieties show superior performance in tests across the country. In Mecca California the Arabian yielded twelve cuttings in a year versus eight for the ordinary type, while in Chico California it produced seven cuttings compared with five for the standard variety.
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Mecca
Cal
Chico
Local residents visit town and travel on weekend
Win Smouse and Ott Patterson of near Lexington were business callers. Mr and Mrs Win Eyestone of near Crawfordsville visited city. Mrs Bert Sands of Ainsworth is staying with Amos Keller. Several locals from Wayland Havre Wyman Oskaloosa Crawfordsville and Brighton passed through for business or social calls. An upcoming Burlington and Washington high school debate is announced for Friday evening with a 25 cent admission.
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Ott Patterson
Lexington
Mrs. Win Eyestone
Crawfordsville
Bert Sands
Ainsworth
Amos Keller
Ben Eicher
Peter Wyse
Chris Schantz
Wayland
J. A. Hillhouse
Havre
W. C. Huston
Wyman
Muscatine
Joseph Porter
John Swisher
Brighton
J. D. Glasgow
Burlington
Washington
Kill and suicide in Scranton jealousy motive named
Mark Moran, 22, shot and killed Lauren Herman, a married woman about 25, then shot himself in the body. Police believe jealousy prompted the crime and attempted suicide.
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Self
Scranton
Mark Moran
Lauren Herman
Ex Sheriff and Ex Jailor Acquitted in Conspiracy Case
Peoria February 10 Ex Sheriff D B Potter and ex Jailor W E Peters were acquitted in the circuit court of conspiracy to defraud the county by charging double for prisoner care in the indicted case.
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Peoria
D. EB. Potter
W. E. Peters
Explosion damages spaghetti factory in St. Louis
A bomb exploded at the Vito Viviano & Bros spaghetti factory at 115 Biddle Street, shattering ten front panes and badly damaging the facade. The Viviano brothers and their families, who lived upstairs, were uninjured.
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St. Louis
Vito Viviano & Bros
Biddle Street
Viviano Brothers
Coroner rules Cassell shot Mills in Quincy area
Coroner Chenworth delivers verdict charging Emory Cassell with the fatal shooting of Thomas Mills near Quincy on Friday. Mills lay dead while Cassell, injured, was found in a bogey. a sheriff’s warrant followed and Cassell was jailed in Spencer.
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Quincy
Ind
Chenworth
Emory Cassell
Thomas Mills
Cassell
Mills
Spencer
Young Man Loses Limbs in Train Jumping Accident
Seymour Indiana February 10 Charles Rucker aged seventeen lost both legs below the knees when struck by a railway train. The youth who four years ago lost an arm in a similar accident had a mania for jumping on trains and is now in critical condition.
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Seymour
Ind
Charles Rucker
Adherents Plan Meeting on Free Russia During Russian Visit
In Naples on February 10, supporters of Russian revolutionary groups scheduled a meeting to advance the cause of a free Russia, amid the arrival in the harbor of the Russian squadron commanded by Admiral Stueff, expected February 77.
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Russia
Naples
Stueff
Keep it in the Bottle: Milk Storage Advice
Guidance warns bottled milk sealed with a cap cannot absorb odors and should remain in the bottle until use, not emptied into an open dish.
New Discovery Credited By Grimesland Man
George Moore of Grimesland North Carolina says Dr. King's New Discovery saved his life after consumption nearly brought him to a jump off place. He reports improvement after one bottle and full recovery after twelve. trial bottle free. Available at Stewart's Pharmacy for 50 cents and 1.00.
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Shallenberrer
Dr. King
George Moore
Grimesland
N. C
Stewart's
Dowagine City Bank Closes After 50 Years in Dowagine
The City Bank of Dowagine Michigan has been closed. Capitalized at 50000 dollars, it operated as Lyle Gage & Co for four years as a private bank. Frank W. Lyle serves as president. The bank was founded nearly fifty years ago.
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Dowagine Bank
Dowagine
Mich
City Bank of
City Bank
Lyle, Gage & Co
Frank W. Lyle
Wilson, IBMW founder, dies after Kansas City shooting
John T. Wilson, president and founder of the International Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes, dies after being shot Wednesday night by his brother-in-law. Police pursue Frank Engleman of Kansas City, who had been released on bond, under a new warrant.
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St. Louis
John T. Wilson
International Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes
Frank Engleman
Kansas City
Glass workers to meet manufacturers over wage scale
Pittsburg Feb 10 The executive board and wage committee of the National Association of Cutters and Flatteners, affiliated with the Glass Workers, decide to meet window glass manufacturers using band machines in the city next Thursday to fix a wage scale.
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Pittsburg
National Association of Cutters and Flatteners
Glass Workers’ Tract
Swift and Officials Plan New Portland Packing Plant
L. A. Swift and a delegation from his Chicago packing firm arrive in Portland to finalize plans for a new packing plant with an estimated cost above 35.5 million dollars.
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L. A. Swift
Chicago
Portland
Ore
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