Convention at St Paul Opens Third Party Conference
The third party convention in St Paul begins with William Mahoney urging unity behind Senator Robert La Follette as presidential candidate. Delegates from the western revolt push a distinct Farmer Labor party, aiming to unite diverse radicals into a single strong movement.
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United Press
St.Paul
Minn
Workers of the Nation
Farmer Party
Robert M. LaFollette
Ttmporary
William Mahoney
Mahoney
LaFollette
Dampalep
Farmer-Labor Party
Bne Man
Help the Old Folk Aiding Washington Seniors
An ad style message extols Doan's Pills for aging kidney and backache issues. It cites elderly Washington residents like Geo C Brown of 621 W en St who testify the product relieves kidney disorders and back pain. Purchases recommended from sellers such as The Fost Co Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Washington
Jearning
Geo. C. Brown
W En
Doan
Hoosiers to Attend Democratic Convention in New York
About 500 Hoosiers planned to travel from Indianapolis to the Democratic National Convention in New York to support Senator Ralston for the presidential nomination. Meredith Nicholson leads the publicity drive while Tom Taggart guides the delegation. Ralston may or may not be formally nominated, with Indiana voting solidly for him if not.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ralston
New York
Meredith Nicholson
Tom Taggart
Frederick Vai
Nuys
Indiana
Dry Goods Dealers Meet in Indianapolis Convention
The tenth annual convention of the Indiana Retail Dry Goods Association opened at the Lincoln hotel in Indianapolis. G F Olwin and L G Cook spoke at the opening session. Nelson Darlin of Chicago to address the dinner on Personality in Business. Five new directors will be elected at the business session tomorrow.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Retail Dry Goods Association
Lincoln Hotel
G. F. Olwin
Indianapolis Better Business Bureau
L. G. Cook
Jackson
Michigan
Nelson Darlin
Chicago
Corn planting nearly finished in Vicinity Off Corning
Local notes report farmers nearly done with corn planting. Mrs John D McDonald visited daughter Pat Murphy. Several sheep were killed or crippled by dogs at Tom Murphy’s. Esther Wilson from Washington visited her parents. Charley McDonald saw James Boffwell on business. William Keller bought 100 bushels of corn from Mrs Paul Brewer. Robert Arms lost his barn to a fire last Friday. Some items were saved from the blaze. Tom Brewer traveled to Loogooiece on business. Mary Reinsles visited Mrs John McDonald and Mrs Charles McDonald. Cletus Naflen broke his wrist cranking an automobile. Dan Heffernan visited the vicinity. Mrs Mike Colvin called on Mrs Tom Colvin.
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John D. McDonald
Pat Murphy
Tom Murphy
Esther Wilson
Washington
William Wilson
Charley McDonald
James Boffwell
William Keller
Paul Brewer
Robert Arms
Tom Brewer
Loogooiece
Mary Reinsles
John McDonald
Charles McDonald
Cletus Naflen
Dan Heffernan
Mike Colvin
Tom Colvin
Asphalted mulch used on vast Hawaii pineapple plantations
Asphalted paper is employed as weed control on more than 10 000 acres of pineapple plantations in Hawaii, forming a protective ground cover to suppress weed growth and conserve moisture.
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Hawaii
Local Crime, Marriages, and Suits From Indiana Towns
Reports from Kokomo Bluffton Muncie South Bend Bedford Auburn Marion Greensburg and Greensburg cover a range of incidents. A man with one leg pretends to lose a peg to sway a judge in Kokomo. Edith Glenndennings faces surgery on the eve of her wedding in Bluffton. A Muncie court custodian seeks a lawn help as a farmer proposes sheep. John Cosgaree alleges his wife would rather drink herself to death in South Bend. Noble Davies refuses to drive a flivver after banks seize his sedan in Bedford. Jay Dilgard demonstrates milking gear while injuring himself in Auburn. Marion records a two-car egg wreck in freight yards. Renna buys dresses. Thelma Hersley sues for divorce.
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South Bend
John Cosgaree
Emerald Oil Promises Quick Relief for Varicose Veins
An advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a powerful germicide and cure for varicose veins, enlarged glands goitres and wens. It urges purchase in drug stores, claims full strength two ounce bottles, and promises improvement after a few days with continued use.
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TRI State Butter Company
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Cooper
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Palmer & ‘Webster
Oxfords
Laube's Store
So. 3Rd St
Dependab E Cleanee
LA Mi Bet
East
Maia
Senator Ralston
Hoosier Special
Union
Richmond
Ft. Wayne
Gelegeblows
Hoosier
Baltimore
Thomas R. Marshall
Corning
Vicks
Kokomo
Frank Virant
Lee
Bluffton
Edith Glenndennings
Muncie
William Guthrie
Bedford
Noble Davies
Auburn
Jay Dilgard
Dilgard
Marion
Rye Greensburg
Renna
Thelma Hersley
Sudduth’s Music and Electric Shop
East Main Street
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Cabel’s
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House Paints
Sherwin-Williams
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Reel Blue Lumber.Co
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Keller & Williams
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