Farmers Equity Union reports large sales and expansion
The Farmers Equity union in Chicago handled batter and eggs sales totaling about 2 million dollars this year and estimates grain handled at over 150 million dollars. The organization spans 14 states with around 35,000 farmer members and 550 local exchanges.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Farmers’ Equity Union
BP. L. Betts
Betts
Denver
Missouri
Farmers' Equity Union
Colorado
Ohio
North Dakota
Texas
Lima
Colo
Buffalo
Kansas City
Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Butter and Egg Board
Pacer
Wmo Bhear
Western Mills
Aberdeen
Orleans
Neb
Simon Cole
Kan
East St. Louis
Fort Wayne
Ind
South Dakota
C.C. Drayton
Chicago Equity Tinion Exchange
Notable Silent Film Stars and Their Latest Ventures
The article profiles silent screen icons Earle Williams, Otis Skinner, Shirley Mason, Tom Moore, Hazel Daly, Sylvia Breamer, Enid Bennett, Wesley Barry and others. It highlights Williams and Skinner as longstanding stage and screen figures, Mason’s career with early theater roles, Moore and Daly’s jewel of mischief in Stop Thief, Breamer and Bennett’s Australian origins, and Barry’s rise as a young star with Dinty and other teen leading roles.
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Tom Moore
Lilia Lee
Li Lila Lee
Jimmy Valentine
Gus Bawards
Cuddles
Stern Ag
Houdini
Thomas Meighan
Eirle Willams
Earle Willams
Notion Picture
California
Sacramento
Augustus P. Williams
Eva Paget-Willams
James Faget
Mr. Williams
ISMET
Otis Skinner
Mr. Skinner
Shirley Mason
Richard Bennett
Hern
Brooklyn
Gosh Durn
Hazel Daly
Carlyle Moore
Straichi
Jané
Sylvia Breamer
Enid Bennett
Sylvia
Stoh
Sberes
Ene Boon
Triangle Firmament
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Althout
Little Wesley
Neilend
Wesley
Dinty
Mr. Neilandy
Marion Fairfax
Newaboy
Colleen Moore
Girl in Knickerbockers Sought Brother John
New York police hunt for John Kellerman after Isabel Yves 14 arrives in a suit belonging to her brother Stephen claiming to search for 19 year old John who stopped writing five weeks ago. Isabel was sent to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children while authorities broaden the search.
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New York
Charley Kellerman
John
New Haven
Kellerman
Tidea
Stephen
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Lighthouse keeper endures three days beside dead wife
In Midland Ontario Al fred J. Griffiths, 22 years sole companion, kept watch at Giant's Tomb lighthouse as a deadly Lake Huron storm raged. His wife died suddenly Friday and lay beside him for three days and nights until the gale subsided and her body was brought ashore from the mainland.
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Midland
Lake Huron
Alfred J. Griffiths
Giant's Tomb
Wriday
Byral
Immigrant Success Stories Highlight American Opportunities
The Tribune recalls immigrants who rose from steerage to prominence, citing M L Pupin of Columbia and OG C A Baldi of Philadelphia. Baldi began with pennies, sold lemons, learned English, and built a diversified business, with sons in public life, banking, and media. The piece notes similar fates for Greek immigrant John Gayvos, who now owns valuable NYC real estate and recently acquired the Liberty Building in Wilmington, Delaware.
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New York
M. L Pupin
Columbia University
America
Westphalia
Hamburg
The
Tribune
Electra Lechanics
Columbia
Interracial Council of
Papin
Romence
OG. C. A. Baldi
Philadelphia
Américsannot
Boldi
Baldi
Snother
Puisher
John Gayvsos
Touch Valuable
New York City
Liberty
Wilmingtton
Del
Entrepreneurs Rise From Humble Beginnings Across the Nation
Aided by grit and luck, foreign born individuals nationwide have built thriving businesses. In St Louis two brothers bought and expanded cinema chains to nine theaters with 775 000 yearly revenue. Louis Horowilx and S M Schatzkin narrate similar ascent from modest starts to major investments across industries.
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Boratio Alger, Jr
Middle West
St. Louis
Jin Flanders
Ie Nine
Charles Sxouras
Spryos Skour- Tus
Bloodhounds Known Before Christian Era
Kansas City detectives relied on bloodhounds to track Denny J Chester, the alleged Kansas City killer who escaped from a sleeping car as the train left Broken Bow, Nebraska. The article notes the ancient use of hounds in Scotland and England and traces the breed's origins to later medieval times before their spread to Brittany via William.
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Kansas City
Denny J Chester
Storu
Tay
Broken Bow
Neb
Chester
Wieety Cones
Janimai
Bloodhounds praised as loyal family dogs and trackers
The article extols bloodhounds as loyal, non ferocious watchdogs with a legendary nose able to track a human scent over days. It notes their Breton French English roots and long, wrinkled foreheads and teary eyes while praising their gentler, family role over man hunting. It also tells of four Angelena sisters in Los Angeles planning to build a home together, each with a skill from arch support to nails.
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France
England
Altho
Amd
Los Angeles
Cal
Angelena
i—Soyce
Stephanie
Nada
Adele Banks
Whitmore
Perdy
Edendale
Thhey
L. E. Banks
Joyce
Adele
Especially Cigars By H. L. Langdale
Madge Fritchard schemes to secure the finest cigars for a dinner with the Bronsons. Tom, delayed by traffic, struggles to interpret her signals as the couple navigate social plans, reputation, and etiquette in Lakewood.
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Tom
Madge
Hith
Madge Fritchard
Lakewood
Bronson
Pritchard
Crete de Chine
Tui
Uadre
Lakewoor
Baeland
Eneland
Madge Returns for Dinner Party In Hectic Night
A chaotic scene unfolds as Madge rushes home from an errand while a party at the Bronsons’ house awaits. A runaway car crashes into another, Tom’s memory flubs, and Madge pretends calm as guests fumble with cigars and social aims.
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Madge
Tom
Cryptanda
Altho
Mrs. Bronson
Jupiter
Mr. Bronson
Bronson
D'Annunzio Affably Halts War in Italy Fiume Crisis
Trieste reports an official statement from Gabriele D Annunzio's headquarters saying the war state between the Quarnaro regency at Fiume and Italy will not proceed. The decision followed a note from Italy's war ministry claiming Cavisha's order lacked the proper authorization. Deputies who met D Annunzio inFlame returned to Rome affirming a cordial reception.
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Associated Press
Trieste
Iwar
Quar‘nero
Fiume
Italy
Gabriele Q'Annunzio
D'Annunzio
Ministry of War
Geo. Cavisha
Special Commission
Tiatian
T'Annunzia
Rome
T' Annunszia
Silent but effective salesman in the Courier ad
A muted but impactful late display ad appears in the Courier, promoting a sales pitch or product. The text emphasizes a discreet approach and persuasive messaging aimed at readers browsing the edition.
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The
Courier
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