Gold Coin Stock Tonics Promise Health and Profit for Stock
Farmers urged to use Gold Coin Stock Tonics claiming three daily doses improve digestion, boost finish, and raise sale prices by 25 to 50 percent. Endorsed by professors, experimenters, and officials, the ad invites readers to visit a local business for a 25-pound trial pail and free test on livestock.
Gold Coin Stock Tonics Promoted For Livestock Health
A historical pamphlet promotes Gold Coin Stock Tonics tailored for horses cattle hogs and poultry. It claims species specific digestion needs citing four stomachs for cattle and two for fowls, touts digestion aids, worm expulsion and milk production benefits, and features endorsements from Prof. Thos Shaw and Judge D B Searle alongside government recognition.
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Horace
Thos
Shaw
Gold Coin Stock Food Co
St. Paul
Thos. Shaw
Minn
United State
D. B. Searle
Lake View Farm
St. al
St. Cloud
Breugger Mercantil Co. Advert Shows Hog Tonics Claims
A letter from Williston, North Dakota, touts Gold Coin Hog Tonic and Germ Killer as saving hogs from cholera and boosting milk production. Another note praises a tonic for cows, claiming increased milk yield and better livestock performance, urging continued use and recommending the products to others.
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Logan Wins Indiana Checker Championship At Indianapolis
A. N. Logan defeats Dossett 5 to 2 with a 12 draw to claim the Indiana Championship in a match at Indianapolis refereed by Cortland Ball. Dossett, long regarded the state's top player, faces further challenges from Lingery Brown Ball Bloom Johnston and Chittenden. Logan now holds a prized position prompting potential future matches.
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Dossett
Indiana
Indianapolis
Cortland Ball
Logan
Indiana Checker
Lingery
Brown
Ball
Bloom
Johnston
Chittenden
R. R. Rutledge
Rutlege
Storm Lake
Williston
Rutledge
Iowa
Routledge
F. J. Brown
Liverpool
England
Wordy Christian Endeavor sermon hints at reform
A historic Christian Endeavor note condemns political saloon ties and social firtations, urging members to seek virtue and hope through faith. Lily Nelson leads a recent meeting, with a hopeful view of renewed strength for the society and a call to attend Congregational Church service.
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Lily Nelson
Lily
Yalock
Cong
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised by Bluff Man
G Hays of Bluff Missouri extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the quickest and surest healing salve for sores burns wounds and piles. Sold by Brownell & Co Druggists at 25 cents in the Graphic ad.
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G. Hays
Bluff
Bucklen
Brownell& Co
Twenty Fourth Annual Session Opens at State University
The university, oldest and best equipped in the state, presents a broad four year course leading to BA arts, commerce, and post graduate MA. It lists colleges of Liberal Arts, Teachers, Law, Mechanical and Electrical, Mining Engineering, with new Carnegie Library and School of Mines buildings. Tuition is free with a few fees, extensive laboratories, and a preparatory school for observation under Professor C. C. Schmidt.
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Tts
Stvery
Carnegie Library
School of Mines
Carrera Tame Selpol
College of Liberal Arts
I i
United States
George Thomas
S. A
Achers College Teachers College
Africate
Ime
C. C. Schmidt
James Town
N. D
Cours Tear Tor
Teachers College
Alston
Joseph Kennedy
Earle J. Babcork
College of Medicine
Melvin A. Brannoh
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