Farmers Menaced by Free Corn Imports Rally at Republican HQ
A Republican rally at party headquarters attacked President Wilson’s foreign policy and warned that free corn imports from Argentina threaten farmers. Speakers urged voting straight Republican, backing Harding for governor and county nominees. J E Williams chaired. J A Townsley announced another rally Saturday.
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Gompers to Campaign for Wilson in New York
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, announced he would hit the stump immediately for President Wilson. He dismissed reports that labor figures like John A. Metz and John Williams attacked a circular misrepresenting Hughes’ labor record and warned of money influencing labor groups, pledging to campaign for Wilson as an American citizen.
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Young hunter shot in back dies on way home
Council Bluffs report states Herbert Istark, 12, was shot and killed by playmate Victor Ulerick, also 12, when a shotgun discharged as the boys and a younger brother gathered from a hunt. Istark died en route to home.
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Dubuque M. C. A. to Open New 100000 Building Soon
Dubuque announces a new 100000 dollar M C A building will open to the public shortly after mid November with November 29 through December 5 set as open house days. Directors plan a large membership drive after the holidays hoping to recruit 1000 men and boys.
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This Is the Life Instant Water Heater Ad
An Ohblo-M Instantaneous Vent Pipe Water Heater is shown placed over a bath tub. It promises inexhaustible hot water instantly. Dayton Manufacturing Company Winston offers a booklet with full particulars and a dealer’s name. Returnable within thirty days if not satisfactory.
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High Cost Here for Long Tarry Increases in Prices
Chicago reports show a sharp rise in living costs with staples up to 100 percent in two years. Grocers like David Rosenheim list price jumps across sugar flour eggs butter potatoes lard cheese and canned goods amid frost damage and winter demand. Canneries cut 10 cent packages while canned tomatoes face about a 50 percent rise. officials warn further increases may follow.
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David Rosenheim
Rosenheim
B. J. Dickens
Franklin MacVeragh Company
One Hundredth Birthday for Mary Lovejoy in Newark
Newark Ohio October 26 Mrs Mary JA Lovejoy aged 100 celebrated her birthday and became the first woman to apply for a pension under the Ashbrook law for widows of soldiers from the Mexican and Civil wars. Born in Fredericktown Maryland she was once a confidant of Barbara Frietchie and now the widow of Samuel N Lovejoy mother of ten children. She has chewed and smoked all her life and never worn spectacles.
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Breater
Parisian Sage promises to stop hair loss and dandruff
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a cure to dandruff and thinning hair. It claims Dr Sangerbund linked dandruff to a microbe and that three days of use will stop further hair loss, with a large bottle costing not more than 50 cents. Wangler Bros. Co. guarantees supply.
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