Cabinet Clash Over Wiley Dims Taft Aide Prospects
Washington July 18 The anti Wiley drive in the agriculture department backed by Attorney General Wickersham threatens to topple Wiley and imperil Wickersham and Secretary Wilson. President Taft may sustain Wiley, while Wilson’s stance remains pivotal amid protests from lawyers doctors and a national food safety movement. Floyd W. Robinson’s dismissal for “the good of the service” sparks House scrutiny and heightens the crisis.
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Wiley
Wickersham
Wilson
Dr. Wiley
White House
Taft
Busby
Congress
Floyd W. Robinson
Detroit
Robinson
Indiana
Platform man at Chautauqua named H Minkel
H Minkel former superintendent of schools at Waverly and current head of Ft. Dodge schools has been elected platform manager for the Chautauqua opening this week. He will oversee presentations and coordinate speeches during the event.
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H. Minkel
Waverly
Ft. Dodge
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad
An advertisement urges aging men to try Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy to darken gray hair, stop dandruff, and stimulate growth. The copy claims a money back guarantee if it fails to perform, priced at fifty cents a bottle with H W Taggart as special agent at 637 Commercial Street.
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Osler
Wryeth
Wyeth
H. W. Taggart
Commercial Street
Quayle Proposes Open Air Spiritual Hospital Plan
Chicago Bishop W A Quayle outlines a new open air spiritual hospital refuge for men and women struggling with temptations of the modern city. The proposal will be discussed at the fifty second annual camp meeting of Chicago Methodists opening next Wednesday at Desplaines Illinois.
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Waterloo
W. A. Quayle
Chicago
Desplaines
Lili
Quayle
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chicago Methodists
Des
Claines
Zion City Overseer Voliva raises sacrificial fund and vows new ventures
In Zion City Chicago on consecration day Overseer Wilbur Glenn Voliva kissed 286 babies and led a sacrifice offering of 27500 dollars in forty eight minutes. He announced plans to found a home for reclaimed women and to reopen Zion College this fall. The event drew 4319 participants from Zion City and other areas. Also included is a local ad for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.
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Chicago
Zion
Wilbur Glen Volloa
John Alexander Dowie
Shiloh Tabernacle
Yvollva
Voiva
Zion City
Zion College
Dowie
Voliva
Tabernacle
New York Seen Wilder Than Montana on Gun Play
A Montana visitor from the Pacific coast reports New York City as more deadly and gun‑friendly than Montana, noting frequent shootings and holdups. She contrasts red shirt cowboys with urban violence and praises Western lawfulness. Foley Kidney Pills are advertised by J. K. Joder & Son.
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New York
New York City
Montana
Nan Aspinwall
Pacific Coast
City Hall
Jersey
Foley
J. K. Joder & Son
Indiana fights dread paralysis in summer health plan
Terre Haute Ind July 18 The state board of health will send rules to ninety three county health commissioners to be distributed to physicians. The rules aim at rapid case reporting and strict quarantining of homes with patients as Indiana prepares for an anticipated infantile paralysis epidemic. The move follows a legislative appropriation for disease investigation and suggests quarantine strictness on par with smallpox.
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Terre Hautes
Ind
State Board of Health
Iowa Horses In Feature Act At Barnum & Bailey Show
Eight cream colored Arabian horses from the Cimijotti herd, bred near Mason City and owned by Eldora men, perform in a Barnum & Bailey act. The horses were sold to Ringling Bros. in Dallas last October and drew interest from Eldora and Mason City audiences.
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Marshalltown
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Mason City
Cimijotti
Elmer Mossman
Eldora
J. C. Moss- Man
Radcliffs
George Diehl
Iowa
Ringling Bros
Dallas
Tex
Hlmer Mossman
Cimifott
Barnum & Bailey Circus Arrives With lavish Parade
The Barnum & Bailey circus arrives on four trains of 85 cars early tomorrow, bringing elephants camels zebras and horses. A street pageant will wind from railroad tracks to show grounds by 10 am with bands and a global array of performers.
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Victoria Codona
Cliffe Berzac
Bradna
Derrick
Winston
Charley the
Dexicos
Dollars
Fone
Potato famine averted says St Paul expert
St Paul July 18 K W King of C C Emerson and Co an authority on potatoes says there will be no potato shortage in the northwest this year and the region will supply most of the United States within weeks Two thirds of early potatoes are ready for market prices at Commission row stand at 1 60 to 1 65 and are expected to drop as early stock arrives Also noting rain will reduce prices across produce Mrs R G Lake and Mrs Harry G Boehmler return from Fresport after visiting friends
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St. Paul
Northwest
United States
K. W. King
C. C. Emerson & Co
Mr. King
King
Iowa Will Have Big Corn Crop Despite Drought
Des Moines reports indicate Iowa will harvest a bumper corn crop as rainfall remains below average across the state. Farmers note heat and moisture shortages hurt other crops but praise corn’s resilience while weather gauges record sustained dryness since March 11.
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Des Moines
Anason
Iowa
Muscatine
Marshalltown
Davenport
Dubuque
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Atlantic
Centerville
Mason City
Spirit Lake
Dickinson County
Ottumwa
East
George M. Chappel
Weather Bureau
United Doctors Restores Woman After Months of Suffering
A letter from Omaha dated May 1 1911 lauds the United Doctors for curing Mrs Christine Berg after eight months of vomiting and indigestion. After two other doctors failed, five weeks of treatment left her able to eat any food and digest normally with no vomiting. The firm notes they avoid hopeless cases and rely on hopeful recoveries to attract boosters.
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United Doctors
Waterloo
Marsh Place
Omaha
Nebr
Chiristine Berg
Gold St
Heir to Million Dollar Farm Fortune In Trust
A Carlisle man, W. H. Gardner, 75, leaves a fortune totaling about 1 million dollars to his daughter Mrs. Lindamoode. During Gardner's life she receives only income from two large farms near Kansas City and lands near Wichita plus money in profitable enterprises. Mrs. Lindamoode, about 45, has lived on her husband’s farm near Pleasantville and has strong ties in the Ford area.
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W. H. Gardner
Carlisle
Gardner
Kansas City
Wichita
Lindamoode
Pleasantville
Ford
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Universal Cure
An 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that cures catarrh by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure and promotes testimonials, with pills for constipation also advertised.
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Hall
Hail
Ita
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ail Druxgistu
Iowa Woman Becomes Millionaire After Uncle's Death
Pleasantville July 18 news reports that by the death of her bachelor uncle Mrs William Lindamoode, wife of a farmer five miles southeast of town, has become a millionaire.
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Pleasantville
William Lindamoode
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