Kennedy Urges Alfalfa on $500-Acre Iowa Land
Prof W J Kennedy spoke at a Goldfield farmers gathering urging alfalfa planting as a valuable feed crop. He cited an Ames extension success where alfalfa yield reached about three tons per acre from a four year field and forecast future cuttings. He noted land at $250 to $500 per acre and urged better farming and bookkeeping.
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Eagle Grove
Iowa
W. J. Kennedy
P. G. Tolden
State College
Ames
Goldfield
Kennedy
Ameg
WART WEATHER Affects OATS AND POTATOES IN IOWA
Mason City reports hot weather harming oats during milk stage and risking heading while stands remain heavy. No rains or winds aid growth. corn advances rapidly. Early potatoes move to market at 1.50 per bushel. large acreage and good crops may push fall prices to 25 to 30 cents per bushel.
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Mason City
Iowa
Kennedy
Iowa leaders urge weed and road laws enforcement
Des Moines reports that Attorney General Cosson directed county attorneys at Cedar Rapids last week to enforce Iowa weed cutting and road drag laws. Henry Sampson spoke on the need to remove weeds before seeding and to strict adherence to both statutes.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Cosson
Cedar Rapids
Flenry Sampson
Rev Laura Bowman Weds Richard Galer in Massachusetts
Waterloo Iowa reports Rev Laura Bowman former Markesan Wisconsin pastor married Tuesday at a sister home in Wellesley Hills Massachusetts to Richard Galer a Mt Pleasant Iowa attorney The couple plan to reside in Mount Pleasant after two months in New Zealand and will continue her church mission and supply work with her pastoral duties noted Galesburg Lombard College Ryder Divinity ties and Cedar Falls Iowa faculty background are mentioned as context.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Laura Bowman
Universalist
Markesan
Wis
Effie McCollum Jones
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Richard Galer
Mt. Pleasant
Iinister
Ryder Divinity Schools
Lombard College
Galesburg
Galer
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
John Bowman
Cedar Malls
Methodist Church
New Maeland
Mount Pleasant
Merital Hair Tonic Promises Growth and Shine
Lemmon's Pharmacy promotes Merital Hair Tonic as a remedy to keep hair healthy clean and bright with a wavy appearance. Sole agents offer the product to customers seeking fuller looking hair.
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Lemmon’s
Mrs Grant and Princess Cantacuzene Return to New York
Mrs Frederick Dent Grant and her daughter the Princess Cantacuzene have been abroad since General Grant’s funeral and will arrive in New York aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm next week. Meritol White Liniment advertised as effective for rheumatism neuralgia and other pains sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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New York
Frederick Dent Grant
Meritol White Liniment Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Popularity and its perils in public life
Howard L. Rann argues popularity persists unless blocked by petitions and convictions. He criticizes reformers who curry favor with sweeping opinions and notes society influence via costly dinners, bridge whist, and frequent entertainments. He warns against shifting beliefs for appeal and the risk of losing substance for popularity.
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Wagner
Cain
Tre
Tafts Reach Beverly for Fourth of July Rest
President Taft arrived in Beverly Massachusetts from Washington aboard the Federal express with Mrs Taft and Major Rhodes. He was met at the station and driven to the summer White House to spend the Fourth getting settled after four days of rest and golf. He will return to the White House next Monday for a political conference and likely visit Beverly again later in the week if heat allows.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
Major Rhodes
Washington
Federal Express
White House
Prince Ludovic Pig natalli D Argon shoots himself in Paris
Paris reports Prince Ludovic Pig natalli D Argon a distant cousin of the Spanish king and familiar to Americans shot himself in his Paris apartment. He allegedly failed to win the hand of Mary Duke daughter of Benjamin J. Duke of New York tobacco trust. He was taken to a hospital where doctors said he could not live. the bullet entered near the heart.
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Paris
Prince Ludovic Pignatalli D’argon
Spain
United States
Mary Duke
Benjamin J. Duke
New York
Tobacco Trust
Mrs. Darrow Prostrated Amid Trial Strain
Mrs. Clarence Darrow has broken down from nervous strain and is confined to bed in Los Angeles. Dr. Paul Gerson reports she cannot sleep and is in a state of hysteria due to the trial coverage and her husband’s case.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence Darrow
Paul Gerson
U. S. Built 229 Ships in June
American ship builders completed 229 vessels in June. Most were small wooden steamers and the total gross tonnage reached 1,385.
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U. S
Washington
Anderson Succeeds Burnham on Fine Arts Commission
President Taft announcedPierce Anderson of Chicago will replace D. H. Burnham to lead the fine arts commission in Washington on July 4.
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Washington
Taft
Pierce Anderson
Chicago
D. H. Burnham
Fine Arte Commission
Wilson and Marshall Enter Democratic Ticket Discussion
Nearly 1,000 messages apprise Governor Wilson of support as Indiana governor Marshall talks plans for the campaign. Wilson says he will decide on campaign roles later and notes no change in conduct if elected vice president. Marshall emphasizes continuing Indiana governance and support for inter collegiate sports.
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Indiana
Seagit
N. J
Wilson
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Woodrow Wilson
Marshall
White House
McCombs
National Committee
New Jersey
Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas R. Marshall
Louisville area railroad project financing announced
Laporte Indiana July 4 The filing of a mortgage for 10000000 by the Indianapolis Chicago and Meridian railway in counties the proposed line will traverse indicates the system is financed and insures, according to officials, a through Chicago Indianapolis connection.
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Laporte
Ind
Indianapolis, Chicago & Meridian Railway
Chicago
Indianapolis
Kaiser's Son Engaged to Czar’s Daughter Likely
Berlin reports a forthcoming meeting between Kaiser Wilhelm and Czar Nicholas may announce the engagement of Prince Adalbert, Kaiser’s 27 year old third son, to Grand Duchess Olga, czar’s eldest daughter, aged 16.
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Germany
Russia
Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm
Nicholas
Prince Adalbert
Kaiser
Olga
Foley's Kidney Pills Gain Wide Public Praise
An increasing number report satisfactory results from Foley's Kidney Pills and commend their healing and curative qualities. The medicine is carefully prepared and guaranteed to contain no harmful or habit forming drugs. It benefits kidney and bladder troubles, back ache, rheumatism, and weak back. Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Lemmon's Pharmacy
Virginia Brooks Triumphs in West Hammond Crusade
Virginia Brooks who led a two year drive against vice in West Hammond Indiana won as the last target of her reform effort closed. Her bold methods drew crowds of supporters and faced heavy odds as saloonkeepers mocked her campaign yet she prevailed.
Powder Company Men Strike in Gary Indiana
One hundred fifty Aetna Powder Company mill workers in Aetna Gary strike after the firm fails to recognize the local of the high explosive workers union. Deputized marshals guard dynamite and nitrocellulose magazines amid the labor action.
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Powder Company
Gary
Ind
Aetna Powder Company
Aetna
High Explosive Workers’ Union
Nebraskan Killed by Yawn in Fort Collins Incident
A man from Sidney Nebraska named John Cooney died in Fort Collins Colorado after a yawn reportedly forced a gallstone through his abdominal wall. He had been vacationing in the nearby mountains when the incident occurred.
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Fort Collins
Colo
John Cooney
Sidney
Neb
Cooney
Kerens Sells Stake in St Louis Times Stock
Richard C. Kerens ambassador to Austria Hungary sells his holdings in the German American Press association which publishes the St Louis Times to Edward L. Preetorious and partners. The stock is valued around 500000 dollars according to Mr Preetorious.
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Kerens
St. Louis Times
St. Louis
Richard C. Kerens
Austria-Hungary
German American Press Association
Edward L. Preetorious
Preetorious
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