Pressing concerns mix sports, politics and fashion in July issue
The column surveys public figures and events from Thomas D. Jones of Chicago to the interstate commerce commission probe into the fisheries trust. It mocks flashy business language, urges restraint in spending, and warns against demagogues while noting a New Haven report and a Chicago judge’s actions. The piece ends with travelers leaving for home with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Saas
Ibune
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mrs Charlson Dies After Long Illness at 65
Obituary notes Mrs. Charlson died Tuesday evening after a long illness from dropsy. She was 65, born in Norway, immigrated to the U.S. in 1870, married Samuel Charison in Calumet Iowa, and leaves six children, a brother Ole Tenge, and two sisters. Funeral services scheduled for 10 AM with Rev. Salvenon and other clergy assisting.
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Charlson
Norway
United States
Calumet
Iowa
Samuel Charison
Alvin
E. Charison
Charison
N.canta
Bowman
Mise Elta
Chari
Ole Tenge
Asses
Rae
Storwick
Albert Lea
Salvenon
Forest Lake
Monson
Willvilee
Stueland
Ray
Ray Pioi K. Uategon
Wyiltisved
The Way We Live and Enforcement League Meeting
An essay contrasts national goods in daily life with a sponsored critique of imported items from many states. It then notes a Workers’ Conference of the Anti Saloon League to be held at the LaSalle Hotel in Chicago August 3 7 with delegates from multiple states. The event aims to organize for National Constitutional Prohibition and includes recreation and business sessions. Minnesota North Dakota attendees are invited to contact the North Dakota Enforcement League for updates.
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Union
New York
Boston
Ohio
Connecticut
Missouri
Chicago
Indiana
St. Louis
Vermont
North
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Massachusetts
Jerusalem
Enforcement League
The
Anti- Saloon League and Associated Organizations
LaSalle Hotel
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
South Dakota
North Dakota
Nebraska
United States
Atlantic City
North Dakota Egreement League
Bismarck
N. F
Fine Short Horn cattle herd visible near Williston
L C Wingate and A L Burdick ship a premier herd of forty Short Horn cattle to their Williston area farm. The standout Ringmaster Ivenhoe, sired by Ringmaster, has claimed Grand Champion titles at Chicago shows. The dam Dorothy Second also boasts multiple Chicago State Fair championships. Visitors are invited to view the herd.
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L. C. Wingate
A. L. Burdick
Williston
Ringmaster Ivenhoe
Ringmaster
Chicago
Dorothy
Library Notes on Irrigation Farming and Notable Reads
The excerpt surveys books on irrigation farming history with statistical tables and climate related growth topics. It also notes works by E G Montgomery on maize and sorghum, baseball insider insights by Christy Mathewson, and novels including Patricia Plays a Part by Mabel Fares Graney and Hazel of Heatherland and Hilary on her Own, highlighting themes and authors.
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E. G. Montnery
United States
Cani
Pitchin
A. Pins Christy Mathew
Patricia
Mabel Fares Graney
Hazel
Heatherland
Hilary
Notable Visitors From St Peter at Local Event
Dr E C Garston treasurer Gus Tavus Adolphus College St Peter Minn and Mesars A M Jensen A C Anderson H C Anderson of the Citisans state also of St Peter were prominent visitors in our city last week. They praised the country saying it took corn and cows to put Mine on the map and shared favorable views on local ties and business.
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E. C. Garston
Gustavus Adolphus College
St. Peter, Minn
A. M. Jensen
A. C. Anderson
H. C. Anderson
Citisans
St.j. Peter
F. P. Bergman
An Underrated Foe and Cautionary Electric Do Nots
A fragment from the Ottumwa Courier contrasts imagined monsters with a real danger from electricity. It lists numerous safety cautions about wiring, switches, fuses, and handling live wires, warning readers to consult an electrician and avoid self repairs. The piece notes local figures Dan Davis and Ole Johnson among notable residents.
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Coliseum
Upan
Seine
Ottumwn Courier
Impact of pests in daily life and public health
The passage asserts vast harm from flies to kitchens, food hygiene, and vulnerable groups. It charges a figure with immense crimes, claiming thousands of kitchens, restaurants, and babies suffer from flies spreading disease. The rhetoric emphasizes widespread neglect and danger to public health.
Local Calls and Visits Reported in Cloverdale Area
Mr Williams and wife called at Thoms Sunday while Ryner and his wife went to Williston on Saturday. Norman Jebnein and others visited Zimmermans, as did Stanley and Julis Quammie. Hana Johnsons visit remains, Ettie Zimmerman and daughter traveled to Williston, J W Zimmerman stayed at Zimmermans midweek and left for Ross on Saturday.
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Ryner
Williaton
Norman Jebnein
Zimmermans
Su. Stanley
Julis Quammie
Hana Johnson
Ettie Zimmerman
Williston
J. W. Zimmerman
Ross
Record wheat yields set U S farm year high output
Agriculture officials report a forecast of 900 million bushels of wheat, nearly half the previous annual average, with a projected total crop surpassing prior U.S. records. Oats and barley also expected to post large, near record yields across the nation.
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United States
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Williston Graphic
John A. Corbett
Bait Huerta
Wilson
Thomas D. Jones
London
Washington
Seattle
Fisheries Trust
Paisaace
See Resorts
Morgan
Mellen
Lobbyista Noee Seeblhg
Smamey
Bryan
LaFollette
Interare
Pesern
Alexander
Mrs. A
Stenehjem & Husebye Williston, N. D
Geniue
Chance
Joseph Conrad
Louis Joseph Vance
DeBarral
Flora
Anthony
Rex Beach
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Conrad
New York Tribune
Dan Davis
Ole Johnson
Taurs
Cloverdale
Mr. Williams
Thoms
Department Agriculture
OlSce
Weather Bureau
Ican Ieets
Precp’s
Patterson
Burley
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