Wages Fight on Qua Extravagance at Insurance Meet
Opening the tenth annual convention of the Association of Life Insurance Presidents, President W. A. Day warned against extravagant living and waste. He urged insurers to protect life insurance interests and promote thrift, noting that the United States holds vast life insurance reserves and high coverage, while many Americans show signs of physiological strain and excesses.
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New York
Association of Life Insurance
W. A. Day
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Day
United States
Jins
Toree
Alfred Hurrell
Son Lieitor
Prudential Tosurance Company
Fai
E. E. Rittenhouse
The
Equitable
United State
Mr. Rittenhouse
Prize of $5,000 for catching wild holes leads trial
William Priminer of Winnebago Neb testified in Omaha Neb federal court that he spent 5000 dollars to outfit an expedition to capture wild horses in Cocinino County Arizona. He said he and cowboys worked two months without results after purchasing the horses from United States Livestock Co and Omaha Land Investment Co.
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Omaha, Neb
William Priminer
Winnebago, Neb
United States Livestock Company
T Omaha Land & Investment Co
Coconiuo County
Arizona
Primmer
Tanlac Restores Mrs Morrison Strength in Waterloo Iowa
Mrs. A Morrison of 1007 Parker Street Waterloo says Tanlac restored her strength and appetite and improved her sleep after she could barely do housework. She recommends the remedy and lists Waterloo druggists and nearby towns as supply sources.
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Tanlac
Taniac
Mrs. A. Morrison
Parker Street
Waterloo
Tanlae
Schuneman's
Falonls
le Porte City
H. J. Blanchaine
Nashua
M. J
Woodbridge
Oelwein
A. C. Wilson Co
Osage
Mika Garns
Reinbeck
R. A. Lonergan
Shell Rosk—Herring Drug
Sumner—Corner Pharmacy
Waverly
Staufftin & Hartman
Cedar Falls
Clarkagilie
R. W. Sylvester
Grundy Center
A. J. Slummer
Hudson
A A. T. Joder
Independence
May Parker Co
Jesup
N. M. Tritz
Dike Drug Co
Dike
Iowa
Roundup of Wild Horses Ends With Few Branded Stock
The section details a roundup in Arizona led by seven cowboys to gather horses from a herd of 1,000. Seventeen animals were trapped in three weeks, but only one bore the correct brand, according to Primmer. The piece also notes Italy receiving central power peace proposals with unclear negotiation terms. A local want ad is advertised in the Evening Courier and Reporter.
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Nebraska
Arizona
Flagstaff
Ariz
Primmer
Central States Conference Opens on Rail and Water Transport
Evansville Indiana hosts the first central states conference on rail and water transportation with leaders from rail and water firms, railroad commissions, chambers of commerce and business men. The aim is to form a permanent annual body to discuss transportation problems and report back to the public with findings and proposed improvements. Representatives include railroad managers shippers and investors with discussions to follow after addresses.
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Evansville
Ind
Pec. 1
Chambers of Commerce
Central States
Uml
Don’t Be Blue Over Pimples
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a quick remedy for pimples and skin blemishes. It claims the product cleanses blood with calcium sulphide and is safe to take, offering a free trial via a coupon.
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Stuart
United States
Detroit Electric
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Evening Courier
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Marshall
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California
Scenic
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Royal Gorge
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Portland
Seattle
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West
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L. W. Wareley
Farmar St
Omaha, Nebr
Cramer Motor Car CO
West Fifth Street
Iowa Empire
Waterloo Hardware CO
Sixth
Lafayette
Oealifornia Enjjoy
Santa Cruz
del Monte
Pacific Grove
Paso Robles
Santa Barbara
Pacife
Chicago
Union Pacific Southern Pacific
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West Fourth ST. Tel
Quietey
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