davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-11-16

ttAS ohotSo hhhStS hho WY
600, 900. Withhold the supply Of
raw cotton and thousands of mills
in the South, in the East, in Eng
land, in France, GERMANY and
Asia would be paralyzed. To de-
throne King Cotton therefore would
mean revolution more disastrous
than EVER arose from the unseating
of merely a human king.
None can estimate wha. corn is
worth to the United States. Even
in the raw it would bring every
year a billion dollars, but this rep
resents but a part OF its value. 1t
appears daily on every table be-
tween the oceans. 1t is fed in every
trough where there is a horse, a
hog, a COW, a pig, or other do
mestic animal. 1t is substantially
q universal human food as we'll as
a universal animal food. 1t was
shown in Chicago that it could be
prepared in two hundred different
ways for the table. AS a nourisher
it is unequaled; as a fattener it is
unsurpassed. Railroads get rich
hauling it and the stock which it is
the principal agent in preparing for
the market. Corn and cotton COM
| bined constitute an overwhelming
proportion of our agricultural ex-
ports. But for them Uncle SANS
pocketbook would be much Simmer
and our "unexampled prosperity
would 60 glimmering. And the
United States, happy country ,prac'
tically monopolizes one of these
crops and furnishes two-thirds Of
the worlds supply OF the other,
They have made the United State:
rich, and are destined to make i
richer beyond the dreams of avar'
ice. To monopolize one staple cror
of universal necessity is enough tc
make a country prosperous. Tt
monopolize two such crops will
give a pre-eminence, a hegemony
among other nations that cannot bt
conferred by armies or ~navies. NJ
wonder, therefore, that they re-
ceived at their recent national ex
positions royal honors, almost re
sembling reverential worsh p
Friendly p~otentates, in rivalry, not
OF a hostile nature, not forbodinl
war or devastation, but peace ant
plenty to the struggling children o
men. Where cotton grows tn,
humblest as we'll as the highest re-
ceive some of the wealth dropped
from his beautiful bolls. Wher'
corn reigns, everyone, howeve
lowly, partakes OF the b%enehcenc'
distributed by his lordly ear. Kini
Cotton, we take off our hat ant
acknowledge ourselves your mos
loyal subject. King Corn, we boy
before you and in gentle genufec
ton offer you our most heartfelt
devotion. American Farmer.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-11-16
COTTON-.ROYAL
RIVALRY--CORN

iiiZcu tuie VI Tic dStlSuituid WOiiu
set up their courts in a friendly con
test for supremacy. King Cotton sat
in high estate at Atlanta; King Corn
pitched his tents in Chicago. Each
saught the center of their respective
domains, one in the heecy belt that
stretches from the Carolinas to
Western Texas, the other rear the
heart Of hat vast region celebrated
as the home Of the prince Of cereals.
The respective expositions were at
tended by the best and greatest of
those devoted to their respective
culture. Those who raise cotton,
those who manufacture it and those
who deal with it in the marts Of
trade appeared in the Georgia cap
ital to sing its praises, to point out
its economic value to the nation
and lay plans fer further extension
of its usefulness throughout the
civilized world. King Corn had even
a more imposing display. Never
before was he honored by SO many.
Never before did he receive such
distinguished consideration; never
before we're his manifold merits so
abundan.ly displayed or so univer-
sally recognized. Able orators set
forth the magnitude and value OF
the crop. Experts were present to
demonstrate its value as food and
by practical tests to show the score
of ways in which it .could be cooked
to satisfy the appetite OF man. The
old paganfest in honor Of Ceres
was revived and professions OF
maidens sang songs of triumph as
they marched around the throne oil
the great white Gear" of our
national agriculture. Prizes amount
ing to many thousands OF dollars
were awarded competitors for ex.
cellence in the production of this
imperial grain.
1t is curious to reflect on the in.
dispensability to man of these IA
nous products. 1t is difficult tc
assign supremacy between the fibre
and the food. One clothes the world
the other feeds it. Were there nc
other articles of which to make
raiment or nourishment, the human
race could get along quite we'll or
cotton and corn alone. AS it is, the
largest proportion of human being:
depend on the heecy staple of the
South for their covering. An equa
number rely upon corn as a direc
Or indirect means Of livelihood
Not only is it the staple bread o
millions, but as feed for stock i
also becomes their meat. Strik,
corn out of the world and a gulf o
awful proportions will appear. The
wheels of commerce would stop
gaunt poverty would lift his horrio
head and national exchequer,
would suffer bankruptcy. TAX
cotton away and there would b.
weeping and wailing and gnashin.
of teeth among countless millions
The South would be utterly ruined
and in its calamity would carr,
down practically every other nation
OF the world. For this lordly croI
adds every year to the wealth O
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-01-10

@unarb.2 .2inieus Stib vGtruria1 an.
tom til Neu Vort Spnba9 efter ber
melt iformfulDe gfeiie, iom &apteir
Botter noaenitnbe baube 9iort. Sic,
Scat til 2erbas bar @tormen % Sieer'
ne baarbe. @n at Manbifabet bier
ilaaet libel, oe iets anore tom laa al:
'uorlist tilifabe. at be naatte leeses int
paa Stibets 9ospital. @n for 9a
itprtebe tnb ouer Torenben af Stibet,
Sen log Manbitoberne ouerenoe % ia:
ftepe benz, bpor bet tunoe table Zig ouer
Dattet. Den enc blep taftet neb 9ien,
mem en- Erappe, os Der falbt ban net
poa Natunrtet % brat &pg9en.
TIMBER 5tormen bleD Der fpbt en- Biqe
omborb. Moseren par Mrs. Sacob
.@olbltein, formooentIig en- SnbDanorer.
Giterat man bapbe foretaset en- Snbz
5iamlins paa $50 III benbe blanbt Bas,
iagererne paa fsrife SLABS, gap man
Bisen Naunet Ra@a,!! Gtruria @oloz
.i1ein.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-01-10

Dommer Taplor bar afeioe. sa &ien:
BELLE Sheriff. .@ontefen | @lay @ountp
oa ertlerer Bbaleps 0als yplbiat.
Som bet uil erinores, blep ban ualst
perueb, at man ifreu bans 93aDn paa
Stemmeieolerne. SnoD @ylbi9beoen
al 0alset bleu inbpenbt baabe, at ban
lite baube Net til at pere Ranbibat,
forbi ban par Rauoioat Tpr Prtmaru4ls
get % Der ble3 iasen, % forot Der par
ureselmesiigbeoer ueb bans 0apn paa
Stemnneieblerne. Den ferfe Snouens
oing. Der ftaoer Mebbolb I Balqlouen,
anlees at pe7e iifrib meD RonRitutiouen,
% buab Baa'tanben ON l1reselmaeiiss
beber ueb yiaunet % Afitenninsen an.
9aar. oa timber Dommeren. at Der lite
ct tilifratteltse Beuis berfor til at err
tlare 0al9et nsploi9t.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-01-10

rSngen er albre, enb ban tpler fig,
er ct eammelt Orbiproa, buori Der er
negen Sancbsb. Ween buor mango fius
bss Der lite, iom baaoe tgler fig alore o9
Ter elore uo. eno be uirfeli9 er, paa
@runb at en- eller anoen 1egemsiuaabeb
Dr. Peter's Rurito er en- WelItenelie
for iDase os ipselise Golt. Sen glen,
9tper 2ipsor9anerne beres naturlise @irt.
lombeo oe cir 2e9emet npe Rretter.
Den fprlte Tlalte uiI beuile bens lunb:
bebsbrinsenbe @9enifaber. De, tom lite
bar prpuet bette 9amle urtenibbel, pil
blipe forbauiet ouer bets saunltae Dirt,
ming. 6aaes lite bos MpotDetere, men
tun bos ipecielt aniatte Msenter eQer boa
@ne:@ierne: Dr. Yeter 6abrnep &
Cons Co., ll2 lis go. 6opne Mpe.,
Chicago, Sq.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-01-10

Eomiteer uonGpnte of be forFieQi9e
6anbelstammere euer lionenbe Srqant>
iationer Winnelotas mibbelsitore Bper
bolbt en- Convention St. Saul forle.
ben o9 laoer til at baue optaSet en- 9an>
tie aluorlig & ,mob Sernbanerne,
% man tar 9ierne itse in,ob Sernbanes
Commissioner. Denne ipnes at pere
paa Serntanernes Sibe mango Eilfels
be, buor ben ltuloe uentes at pere paa
Toltets. Saaleoes antog @ommis Ro>
men forleoen en- &elolution, buort Ten
forbso James Manoban at msoe for
Gomu.ts1onen berefter. Denne Wanas
ban par leiet al Minneiota Clippers
Us location til at tale bens Gag for
@omm1siionen, naar ben bapbe Wtober
meo Sernbanernes &epreientanter. 6an
par oanife nersaaenoe mob Sernbanes
toltene paa bisle Mooer os bette ipnes
at baue misbaset Commissioner. Ders
for forbeo be tam at TONNE ofte,e.
9lu, naar ben nepnte @onpeEtton
bleu bolbt. anto9 ben en- Eattereiolus
tion til Mr. Manaban for hans 0trt,
lombeb % ubnepnte enoos en- &omtte
til at unperipse be Mntlaser, iom Mana<
ban tremjatte mob Commits lionen.
Tolt-fra ale Dele af Staten bar
reift fig imoo Sernbauerne. og oe uil
brtn9e fin Sag frem for 2e9islaturen.
Manse af Qeeislaturens Meolemmer
bar IoOst at bielpe III, boao oe tan, for
at Smaabperne Tan bl.ue retferbisere
bebanblet aE eSetnbanerne, eao De bibttl
bar peret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-01-10
&ettora, 9eTas+

29be Dcb. 1906.
Gemtt Gent til llgeblabet, og lao
tommer BET fra Snettormens QanD til
parmere Rlimat. Termometret uiIer 65
til 70 GRADERS garme Der ipbli9e
Eeras. 81 bar fun en- Gang feet ets
paa Wanoet, og bet par for TO Tiger
iiben. Nu er 6aureasrsne srpnne,
% &isfarmerne boloer poa at plpie al
al Ma9t.
Dliebrenben DeD Gppres, bporpaa
man bar arbeibet / lang Gio, er MI 5000
SOB bpb % iitebetfor Die toumer Der
og fo9bebt ganb. Oct e. @as, TOM
Ebriuer ganbet op. gfaar man boloer en-
tenbt' Bprititte til @uoen af Rsret, bpor
Va.bet ifremn,er op, fer man @asleR.
sbrenbe.
Denne Rlobe, bporpaa ui Dor, e et
snnberlts Jnoretning alligepel; tbi at
bsmme ira bette paru,e ganb, tan ber
lite Dere mango Euftnbe s5ob neb, tpr
bet e bare Slb. ss..5.
Oct fnart bentunbne Mar bar ueret
ct sanife eopt Adr tOr ipbIise geras.
yisr frilfe % leDer sDel os ~ ltts op 4 1
sSnefto:a.,n for nosen Eng.
q. Baden. IS. &.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-01-10

4 + rgG.
Beter 2arion bgenbe. 9elsna, Monz
tana. ben Site December. Better 2ars
ion. ben betienbte banif fpbte @rubes
eier. ION meb ben u,ulige l1nbtagelle af
Senator Qg. q. glart e ben |r,geifl
Mauo ! Ufontana, ltsger Tor Dsben 4
6elena liosnoe Of 9eDeripgoom. s,an
bar liot at benne 5nsbon1 ] mango Aor.
os Dpben uentes at tunne inbtreff.
naarfoubelit Dlr 2arlon tiente fin
tore 6otmue paa Ssrnbaneanl ga, Cru,
Ibsbrift gienboms banesl q anors s5ors.
sbes1 seitsa Dlpls. 1tb. D
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-01-10
26oe Sc M'|.'a|:r8+ 2 i:
Gn beiDnperlig &iitpric.

s. s. Sourual: Deputp. .@beriff gu,
ltuS Slon er tommen tilbase fra @r=
barb, buor ban bapoe peret forat unber,
ipse en- meget etltraorbiuer @fpbeaffare,
bpcri ben ttlifabetomne er Wti(s Weouie
Rborloa, Datter at Wartin 8. Gborion
euer Wartin Mas. Mils Tborfop er
on1tfent Is 9lar sammel og bar bolot
Dus for Tin sfaoer paa 6eres Tarm tire
Mil ipopf for @tbarb. 6enbes Mober
ogee for no9le Mar fben.
pi9en fortener. at Taberen ret(te til
@rbare meb ct Rornles 2prpag, %
tort efter. at ban par reiR, tom oer,
tiger bun, en- fremmeb Wanb, Der bar
en- Waffe % bepbe ct 2asen omtrins
fig. San aabnebe Dpren % ipurste,
ON bun par alene. Sun trosDe, bet
par trpsseft at tt9e, at bun lite par
alene.
v5por er bin 6aber2" lpurste ben
|iposeliesagttse 8elosenbe.
vpan er openpaa", luarebe Bisen.
| vDu lpuer", ia9be Manben. os ber>
paa to9 ban en- liben Mife frem fra 2a>
senets Toloer % be9pnbte at ifybe
&etnns at benoe. 90 Rugler git
lanst tiliioe, en- rep benbes Erpieerm.
og ben fieroe git aiennem benoes Mrm
ner Stulberen.
Derpaa git ban rolist ben til Banb.
bstten, tos en- Drit 8anb % git I'm
0et.
Bi9en baube o9iua en- liben Nifte %
fprebe tire Stub efter Wanben men traf
lite meo noset.
Sun git berpaa til en- Nabo, iom bor
ca. en- balu WfiI borte, % Der be1uimeoe
| bun paa9runp at Blootab, ibet bun
aaaebe &pren.
/ 6un flyer, at Manben bar belpgt
] bsnbs to sGer tre 5t8anse ipr, naar bun
pm aIens I'll dans sssebE gea bsal6s5 4
2trmeu % tnsb benbs frpeteIist, faa
benoes Taber Tan beuiDne, at Mrmen par
| fort os b!aa en- bel nge efterpaa.
Mlt ialt er bet ct bpilt belpnberligt
Itlteloe. DeputpsSber,ff Ol1on iores
tog en- onbpgselig unosrleselie % fanbt
Merterne efter &u9lerne i We99en iom
antpbet, % liselaa be ton1me patroner.
Set Tattum. at bun lelp bapbe en-
Hife al lamme Stprrelle, Ieoer til ben
Wistante, at bun Tan baue foretaget
9tponingen ielp. Men paa ben anben
Sioe er Der iugen fpnlis @runo til, at
bun ffuloe paafgre fig elp ct Intertefulbt
% farlist e5aar. 6nn peo ingen
@runb. bporfor Wanben fulbe beipqe
benbe, os tan lite anfpre noget, bpors
paa ban Fan 9ientienbes. Sun er til~
Iipnelabenbe peb fulb Torifanh og bar
altib baut ct sobt &pste."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-01-10

. !, Det Norlfe Sellfabs Rpartalifritta
.for 4be RuartaI. 1906 er uotomnlet
3fon, ilIui1rsret BrastuogaDe mso inter,
.ssIalt % ofoerIenbe 5nDboIb, eriblanol
5oIano's 8 prrs.ise Stttie fro
.glpbpgee eerlipet I qBaupa1 g Eortage
1gountiss lBis, n Gsmt'aar
s.jslaass |f,it peo dt ienoe giaun 20 Abrtsf,
5obnfon 90. linton slat' 81
9a,aaf slnutap g lIa's.E
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-01-10

bltpe ton'l1turet, bporetter 1ope pil bliue
peptaeet ct Mooe. Der agteS afbolbt
SUM- 1907 @briltiania.
Snbmeioelier n,ootages at iamtlise
SnAbpoere o9 Tan oesuoen inblenbes til
Norbmanos Torbunbets Mrbeibstomite,
Mor. Or. s. q. @aoe, Sneosnitosaoen
35, @br,itianta.
(@a. $50 l1nberltrifter at fienbte
Wfanb % &uin9er ouer beIe Norse.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-01-10
M;fs 6ilba @tlbert@ou / gbiupen,

Eiis 6itDa @tlbertfon I Gbippe1pa
falls, 8is., bleu iaa trpsteli9 btenbt
for nosle Dase itben, at Der e Tare
5for, at bun Dil -. Mens bun bapDe
ct gellfab, tog benoes RleDer sSlb, o.
BUN bier inart inobpls TTIaun,er.
Dsnbes TaDer bpra benhe uO % 1t sSlbeu
luttet. oun 6 Var gan1ulel s
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-01-10

Den internationale ganDpeis Gom,
mtsiion 6eifiaftiger fig meb Eanten paa
at heue yanbflaben Gate @rte, en- q
be fem itore tanabifte Snbiper. 9la.
nen er at optpre en- s}orbpgnins ueb
Snbisens neDre @noe gaiasarafoben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-01-10
st lDffeliet @je,,t.

Oct er tl1eb Qptten iom mso ct GUS.
man pil opfgre; Der ,naa fort uGre en-
io!io @runosolo at bpsee paa. Derneff
maa Der eooe Bpsgematerioler til, os
enbelis maa b;sle Bpgningsamnes foies
faasmen meb Ombu o9 Bebenoi9beb,
forSat Bpgnin9en fan biipe. iou ben
ltal pore. 0taar Der ifal lfabes Suite
| etpjem, iaa mca @runbucloen mere
lotto, bet pil ii9e, Bli9tfolellen % Ans
lpafsfplellen maa uRre lepenee Dos buer
entelt. Manb % 6uifru, Born eller
anore, Der ct fupttet til 9ienn1et. Ders
nea er Rierlt9beben en- pistis Betins
selie for Spite | 9iemmet. &ierli9beoen
ueusm Oiano os 9uitru os meuem Tor:
elbre % Born; tbi ben banner liseiom
ct Tor{fiennenbe Rlebebon oper bet bag.
lise xips Mrbsioe % Beipar. @orser %
Sapa. iaalsbes at ben bas!ige @ieruing
bltper mtnere beiuRrlig, mebens 6iems
NETS @leber fples bobbelt. Men Qpf>
ten 6iemmet er oglaa / bei @:ao at,
bangis at, at ben basli9e @iern,ns | %
ubcnfor 6iemmet ubfores nota9tig %
iaMpitti9bebstulbt. lite aIene paa bebfte
Wlla6e, men osiaa rette Eio. Ders
uep unbsaaes megen Utisitemning, me
ger Misforhaaelie % mango graune
Orb, Der faber 2ptten og 6ps9en /
4jtnmet. Baa FANNIE Waabe iom be
entelte Sten maa feies ombpsgelist
Ianlmen Bpgntnsen, faalebes maa
o9laa aue @maatins, Der unoerttoen |
berss Wirtnins er meget itore Ein9. ,os
to:ss meo 2plt % Jnteresie, foroi
Gui,bamentet tor 6iemme.s 2ptte feri1
% fremmef buiier paa aue bi8fe Smao>
ting
Nteni iou et, Bpqnins ital pebliee
boIoes. iaaleoes maa 2pften o9iaa rebe
4 lig, {, h1!oloes AZ Bat Ian pite pere. liee lag
paniielist at opretbolbe ben Tom at ffabe
ben, % oertil borer form os fremmeif
nololbenbec, Eaalmooisbeo og Opof:
relie.
v6uot Treben boz. Der 2ptten sror,
fssr ct sammelt Orb. Os bet ct rig:
ttsf. Sen fprife 8etinselie for Suite
/ giemmet er Treben. Treo auler @nia:
6eb, os benne betin9es after at Eiqio til
binanben. Eiuiben er en- @runbpil,
eqer maaife rettere en- Gopeobiprneifer
tor Qptten ueb ben biemlise Nrne. 81
ifipnt Clubs forbolo meuem Wano ol
6unru offpber uuiltaarlis ueb @tsem.
pleEs Mast ct fient Eiuibsforbolb mel'
lem Borelbre % Bprn % siuer oeruet
9ieumet os 6iemuaets Gone 1T Breg
URansler &ierltsbeben, ben leperse, ia:
fe, urottelise EiQ,b, iaa er ben lom e
imutt Gre, buis Dousorpbber er afbug:
get: ct let gtnbiteo tan omitp7te bet.
(Superior Eibenbe.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-01-10

s Mabiion, Bisconi1n, pauoe btr
melot fig 1900 Uaennefer til ben Gr=
amen, iom man maatte beitaa forat
tuune taa en- af be IS StiQineer, ior,
2e9isloturen raaoer oper.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-01-10

Tra pooeoitaoen Waibinatog oplpies,
at Der ifior antom fere Snbuauorere til
be Torenebe Stater eno no9et tiolt9ere
Mar ialt 1.l66,353 Wlenneifer.
ll,48o bleo na9teoe Mc9ana til 2anpet.
Oct er iler ira ipolise europa % for.
.lllemmel,g sftalien, ben fterlfe synbpan=
.6ling fer. 's=52 81 q I. s5s' NJ
. Der fomn,er o9iaa en- Mau9oe Saz
panelsre, o9 Snbuanbrer> @ontmis siaren
tror, at Ger er Snbipiber euer Corpora
toner. tom paa louitribig Ufaabe fprer
benz inb. Men bet sipres paa en- laa
bebenbis Maaoe, at Qopen omsaaes, %
Mpnoi9beoerne tan lite forbinbee bet.
De fpres fotit i'll MrbeiberboteQerne
9uwait unoer Tore9iuenoe al, at be II.
ger M1betoe. @fterat bape perei BET
no9le Tiger ener Dase, reiIer be til ipbs
peHli9e 6aune paa Taitlanbet. Stoen
refer be vlan9s Rpiten" os er lite Snbs
panbrere % tommer lite inb unber Mrs
beioerlouen. Wen @onrmtsieren flyer,
at Der torelisser Yeuiier for, at Der er
no9en, iom inofprer benz forat Iette
Mrbeibe paa sSernbaner / NorbpeIten. i,
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bpoheoes ct oette? I.

M tiIbpDer i,b1tnbrebe 9pnats 9eTptning for ss5De
salbe al Ratarrb, ber .fte fan belbreb18 Deb Halls
sEataMgh Cure. 3sEs.s SS3aF
s. 6 benep g. g o., Gere 9Dlebp. 8.
arpa trDr, ban er albeles ole
tpner Dg fnanctelt 9tanb til at en-,
hper sfprpIig here's ssyir1na bar pddt
s8 eft &sxrndt t, WBDleiale Drng8i 1Dlebp 30.
80 al bing, s ttmdn g &0ta rpiMs5
gDhplefale Drnggi itS,s ItbD 81.
4 gatarrh Cure ages inbDenbig pA ntrfel
sbt iaiIe ealges at olle
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Spar til &r. Mnrtitt 1tlpcitao,

RS =
0r. Hebottgr
Seq e. sor. l1luelab meeet tatnem.
nnelig for bans &ettelle CO bans Drs
lpsninser. Set er maaffe Sngen. ion,
er laa pel flenbt paa bette Eerritorium
iom ban, os leg for min Bart onifsr at
ie bam inben ben &cmite, lom ST..
6lalmar 9tuub 6oIanb reprelenterer
Tor @aml,ns al port Eolts Setlinss5iz
ltorie. ST.. ulpefao bar paa bette
Dmraabe nebla9t ct Nipsperf. bporfor
pt aQe bpr uere BAN flor Sat ifploig.
Doq Tan leg lite ristts inbie, at leg
eller Iettese Beifprelien bar tremitiuet
Einsene ! ct gait % for pore Wsebmsr>
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-01-10

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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-01-10

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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-01-10

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-26

IT'S aHn booster who stops earn
Ing money and joins in a movement
calculated to advance his own city.
the town booster who hires the
band and takes a position in pro-
cession invading an opposition camp
an q mission Of conquest
It IS the town booster who greets
the stranger with an outstretched
hand. wishes him success in finding
a location and helps the stranger gain
a foothold.
T Is the town booster who believes
his home city should be the best paved
the cleanest place in the country.
lis the town booster who is willing
to lay aside partisan preiudisss and
personal spite and back up their home
press boosters in any effort to extend
the influence and notoriety Of the
community.
It IS the town booster who does his
part socially, morally, financially
and otherwise.
It means something to be marked
as a town booster.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-26
FUNERAL
HELD TODAY
Major Anderson Followed Ie Crave By
Formsr Comrades

The funerai Of Major Eli W. An
derson was held this afternoon at 2:s0
at the Christian church. The remains
were followed to their last resting
place by a large crowd, a squad Of
comrades from the local G. "A. R. camp
acting as ecscrt.
The floral decorations given by low
ing friends indicated the high esteem
his friends anl neighbors had for the
deceased. The coffin was wrapped in
bunting, the patriotic eolors.
The blow Of the Majors death falls
particularly heavy upon Mrs Ander-
son. though she bears it remarkably
well. She was his constant comHassssss,
for several years. His absence will be
keenly felt oy the G. A. R. For merit
orious acts he was several times dec
GRATED by this order.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-26

The management Of the Chautau-
qua just closed, deserve much credit
for bringing that institution to 50 sue
cessful conclusion. These ladies
and gentlemen were untiring in their
efforts to make Chickasha's first
Chautauqua a success. They freely
contributed their time and their best
efforts, and their great success is their
reward.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-26
PERMANENTLY LOCATED

Major GranIee writes the Express
that he has purchased seven room
cottage on the beach at Seabright,
California, about mile from Santa
Cruz. May the Major and his estim-
able wife live long to enjoy the balmy
breezes Of the Pacific ocean.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-26
A POINTER FOR cHICKAsHA

The daily income of the two street
cars now running in Enid, over little
more than one mile of track, is about
sl20, This indicates the great sue
cess Of the street railway enterprise,
When the full fifteen miles Of track
is completed and the suburban park
opened the Enid Street Railway viii
be one Of the best paying city roads in
the state. Enid Wave.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-26

STRAYED OR sTOLEN-Friday
night. One red sorrel horse, weighs
100 or 1900; brand H on shoulder;
and one dark bay with fore top cut
out, weighs about 900. Finder re-
turn to J. D. Chastain, 1926 Colorado
avenue and receive reward. 6-24 st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-26

The Chickasha Hardware Co., un-
der the management Of Mr.. Wright,
who are located in the Kemp rooms,
corner End. and Chickasha, will very
shortly open an elegant line of shelf
hardware. The stock of Kemp is be-
ing rapidly closed out.