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Chicago News and Comment on Merchants Conditions
A Chicago survey of mercantile and manufacturing firms shows 12 percent fewer workers than a year ago, with over half planning to cut further in 60 days and 86 percent expecting radical improvement. Unemployment grows. 500 men receive free lodging nightly via a municipal program with future compulsory work. Reports also cover Prohibition versus Brewers activity, teacher shortages, river uses, and a large livestock market outlook for 1908.
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Cowboys Rally to Deming in Mountain Valley Gathering
A rugged throng of cowboys ranchmen miners and settlers journeys toward Deming gathering from the mountains valleys and plains. The crowd arrives for a notable movement or event, described with a vivid frontier tone and dated to a morning departure.
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Cancer Cure Work By Dr Beard At University of Edinburgh
A year in review notes Dr Joan Beard of Edinburgh University advancing cancer research with a proposed cancer removing ferment. Dr Saleaby reports methods and results, describing cancer as an independent body reaction and a ferment that could destroy malignant tissue while sparing healthy tissue. The piece highlights embryologic studies and the need to refine dosage and administration as key steps toward eradication. A closing auction notice appears unrelated to the medical discussion.
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Capital State closes branch tanks towns after failure
After further examination, Mr. Bruce expressed confidence that the posters would be pat in full. One of the Capital State's branch tanks four small towns of Southern Idaho have closed as a result of the failure hero.
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Salt Lake Round Trip Ticket Offer
Ticket offer for Salt Lake City round trip at 17.35 with dates January 24 and 28. Return limit January 2. For berth reservations or more information contact Oregon Short Line city ticket office 105 North Main Street, Utah. D F Wilson and D. F. Pal listed as contacts.
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Nebraska Supreme Court Hearing Seeks Temporary Rate Injunction
Lincoln Jan 22 Attorney Johnson asked the supreme court for a temporary injunction to restrain express companies of Nebraska from charging rates in excess of state prescribed by the Sib ley set. This magnitude prescribed for a per cent reduction.
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Walter Bruca Appointed Recallor of State Bank
In Tole January 22, the court appointed Walter Bruca as recallor of the state bank, following suspension action.
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Archbishop Riordan Leaves San Francisco for Naples
Archbishop Riordan of San Francisco and his secretary Rav. D. Crowleys departed this city today en route to Naples, as part of a clerical and travel delegation.
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Humane method urged for killing hogs at stockyards
Chicago January 22. Illinois Consumers' League study at Hull House advocates humane practice to dress no animal after jugular is severed until death is certain. Delegation to Chicago packers to seek league recommendation adherence. Mrs Mary H Wilmarth elected league president.
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Formal Transfer of the Battle Ship Mississippi in Philadelphia
The battleship Mississippi, built at Cramps shipyard, was formally turned over to the government in Philadelphia at the George Island navy yard. Cant J. C. Fremont assumed command upon docking, with fitting to service in progress and crews seeking assignments amid wartime urgency.
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