Northwestern lumbermen case falters in conspiracy charges
The Minneapolis Journal notes rapid actions in the Northwestern lumbermen prosecutions with a key nolle in Mr McLaughlin’s case and possible demurrer to erase conspiracy counts. Hull describes defense points as DA doubts fraud and warns no proof of conspiracy. Other items include Christian Science notes and a Griffith furniture sale teaser.
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Minneapolis Journal
Northwestern
Nolles
Theodore S. McLaughlin
Louis K. Hull
Hull
Federal
McLaughlin
Nolle
Mr. Hull
Des Moines Letter on Dunmore Coun tess Residence
John L. Rendell of Des Moines Iowa writes to the editor about a recent dispatch noting that the Countess of Dunmore a English Christian Scientist has taken up temporary residence in the country and mentions the caption of the article.
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Les Moines
Iowa
Countess of Dunmore
Teacher Praises Johnny’s Recitation Gestures
A teacher compliments Johnny on an extremely good recitation and natural gestures. Johnny responds awkwardly asking about the gestures. The exchange highlights a classroom moment focusing on delivery and interpretation.
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Johnny
First Prize Yellow Dent Corn Grown By Sward Method
B W Bishop explains corn culture in New England Homestead, detailing manure-spread, soil preparation, four foot row spacing, and multi stage cultivation to mid summer. He notes 300 to 400 pounds fertilizer per acre and reseeding between rows. The method produced a first prize at the Connecticut state board of agriculture in New Haven.
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B. W. Bishop
New England
Connecticut State Board of Agriculture
New Haven
Pasturing Alfalfa Post-Harvest Dilemmas
The Iowa Homestead notes temptation to pasture frosted alfalfa in fall or early winter to feed calves, but warns of risks. Putting calves up and hauling the last cut may save costs for a multi year alfalfa stand, with slight bloat danger from frost. Tall pastures create a packed surface, dry soil, and little winter protection, and may delay spring growth.
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Lowa Homestead
Applegate Buys Bitting Farm In Lexington Area Sale
John W. Applegate purchased the 280 acre David Bitting farm near Lexington for 110 an acre. Bitting will stay on for one more year to manage the property for Applegate. Dixont & Co. handled the sale.
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John W. Applegate
David Bitting
Lexington
Mr. Bitting
Mr. Applegate
Dixont& Co
Faris Family to Visit Son Roy in Corning
Mr and Mrs I V Faris left Saturday for Corning to visit their son Roy in business there. The notice mentions a girl’s white dress of wash silk available at the Journal office.
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Journal Office
Foley's Honey and Tar Safe Under Pure Food Law
Public notice states Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended for children and adults. Sold by all druggists.
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Foley
Caner Orchestra Set to Play at Chrysanthemum Show
The Caner orchestra will furnish music Tuesday evening at the chrysanthemum show, providing live entertainment for attendees and enhancing the floral exhibit with musical selections.
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Caner
Hall's Catarrh Cure and a Deafness Claim
An advertisement claims deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube and offers Hall's Catarrh Cure as a cure. It promises one hundred dollars for any case caused by catarrh that cannot be cured and includes ordering details and the price of 75 cents for the cure plus a note to take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Crr
Toledo
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Keggercome
Puck
Nicola
Harmon
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West
R. A. Riley
Eichelbergers Music Store
John L. Rendell
Des Moines
Washington
Louis Baird
J. H. Tate
Massachusetts
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Swift Specific CO
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Work & Meek
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
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Washington, Iowa
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