Tate CALL issues appeal for renewals and payments
To our patrons this issue marks the last quarter of volume Vo with advertising accounts due. Bills will be traded out and presented for amounts, and prompt settlements are hoped. Subscriptions due now, renewals appreciated to support ongoing operations. The Cann enters sixth year with brighter hopes and extended thanks from B W Jarvis printers.
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B. W. Jarvis
Advertising Focuses on Public Benefit for Troy Progress
The text argues that advertising should balance dollars with common sense, showing public benefit equals individual gains. It asserts the importance of enterprise and collective push for improvement and progress in Troy through responsible promotion.
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Troy
Man’s suicide plot derailed by wedding in Cuicacgo
A Cuicacgo man arranged death by own action this week but chose marriage instead. The note observes many people fail to realize what is best for them. It notes Troy’s new year aims and references President McKinley’s lengthy address to Congress as a federal backdrop. The State paper is praised for potential ranking with historic messages.
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Roy
Ilinois
McKinley
Congress
Centution
Margaret Gast
Turn of the Century Call for New Books by Journal
The Highlands Journal urges that year end and century end inspire a fresh start in literature. It argues readers should invest in new books to mark the transition and keep records bright.
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The
Highland Journal
Turners
Kansas cattle shipped to Glasgow for market price
Four hundred three Kansas beeves were shipped to Glasgow and sold at 850 dollars per hundredweight live. Shipping cost 25 dollars per head reduced net price below home value. A Dead Letter Office report notes nearly a million more mail pieces yearly, plus substantial money enclosed in letters. Taxus letters push for an 84,000 addition to the public school next summer amid growing demand. Citizens urged to consider the taxpaying implications.
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Kansas
Glasgow
Taxus
Advertising Keeps Life Going in Lebanon Journal
The piece notes that stopping advertising leads to being forgotten as surely as halting living. It argues life cannot be controlled in duration but advertising power remains in our hands to sustain visibility and business, suggesting ongoing ads keep companies and individuals alive in public memory.
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Lebanon Journal
Army Bill Dilemma and Postal Town Scene
Debates in Congress over the size of the standing army clash with the war effort as volunteers in the Philippines must be replaced. A country editor notes the post office binds a town’s life, while the Sparta Argonaut raises its annual subscription from 1 to 1.50 due to higher white paper costs.
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Congress
War Department
Philippines
United States
Sparta Argonaut
Coxey’s Rise From Protest to Millionaire aMt Vernon Venture
Gen Jacob S Coxey the Washington march leader is becoming wealthy through Mt Vernon Ohio steel casting and Massillon silica sand quarries. He claims ongoing busy schedule and notes sand sales to Carnegie and other firms exceed 100 dollars daily as his venture grows.
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Jacob S. Coxey
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Coxey
Massillon
Carnegie
Empress Dowager's Victims Reported in Beijing
Dispatches describe Shen-Ti, favored wife of Emperor Kwang-Su, drowned by the Empress Dowager in the Imperial palace. Shing-Fi and about a hundred harem women are held by the allies. French troops entered Sti ling October 25, with other powers occupying imperial tombs.
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China
Peking
Kwang - Su
Shen-Ti
Shing- Fi
Stiling
Rabbit Pest Returns in Western Australia
After two years of relief, Western Australia confronts a renewed rabbit pest. Six months of heavy rains boosted vegetation, reviving the rabbit colony to dangerous proportions and rendering prior control measures unreliable.
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West Australia
Oldest Known Doll From Ancient Egypt Museum Find
A wooden doll from a sarcophagus of a young princess, dated three centuries before Christ, was discovered in the Egyptian department of the British Museum. Baby fingers left indentations on the wrappings, suggesting the doll was cherished in life.
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British Museum
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London
Charles Wyndham
Ireland
Alead
League
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Kenney
Les Dangerously
Dover
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Feweler and Haberdasher
Phon
A. Heddergott
Gaat
W. W. Jarvis
D. G. Jarvis, Cary
Troy Exchange Bank
Troy City
John Deimling
Diana
W.F. Peter
Winson Hhog
B. W Grove
Heine
Dole
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