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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1901
Page
6
Governor Rogers disapproves House Bill No. 82 the Gunderson Bill citing threat to state uniformity in textbook selection. He argues 36 counties would gain control risking inferior books and asserts the measure backs a backward, ill advised change against constitutional mandates.
The article explains that cutting the stalk forces branching. The plant will send a new shoot to replace the top or multiple shoots along the stalk. Cut back to induce as many branches as desired and repeat. Persistency and patience will shape the plant as intended.
The Chicago Times-Herald notes sawdust holds value beyond stuffing and fuel. It cites European oxalic acid production from sawdust and a Montreal machine that distills sawdust to yield gas acids tar and char. Per 1000 pounds, 160 lbs char 180 lbs acids 248 lbs water 162 lbs tar plus illuminating gas.
A reminiscence recalls Jerry afeCartie as a welcome guest in Michille and Dan's home. After years of hospitality the host plans renovations and marriage, prompting Jerry to cheerfully accept the change and thank his cousin for the invitation.
A description of Honduras as a safe harbor for criminals where government officials shield thieves and impede detectives, portraying it as a paradise for outlaws in Central America. The piece emphasizes official protection and danger to lawmen within that republic.
A Wednesday afternoon piano recital by Miss Lula Magill's pupils impressed with careful preparation. Leo Johnson's violin earned special mention. A detailed program lists pieces by Lucy Wood Kullock Joahn Strauss Edith Rasor Waltz Vienna and others, concluding with a piano duet. The April Delineator features Easter garment styles and a lingerie making article by Mrs. A L Gorman.
The article extols the O R N Co tourist cars. Three cars run daily between Portland and the East with a porter assigned to each car. For rates and details, contact A L Craig, Gen Passenger Agent, Portland Oregon.
Reward offered for true and accurate information on trespass or timber cutting across multiple townships in Chehalis County. Describes specific sections in Twp 18-11 through Twp 20-9 and notes two locations in Detroit Michigan with a requester named Grorge L Ferraz.
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