Yellowstone Park Automobile Rules Set for Entry
The Interior Department issued new rules effective Aug 1 for automobiles entering Yellowstone. Cars must be pleasure-driven, motorcycles banned, and a ticket obtained at the entry station with full vehicle details. Cars must meet safety standards, maintain 100 yard gaps, use gears correctly, and observe strict speed limits and horn rules on curves. Fines rise for early arrivals, and violations can revoke tickets. Detailed schedules coordinate departures from entrances and camps, with extra provisions for breakdowns and limited routes.
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St Paul earnings outlook amid crop gains and rail traffic
The St Paul stock slump spurs earnings speculation as Barling in New York notes crop prospects along the line are strong. Montana and South Dakota conditions reduce tone but fall traffic may rise. dividend policy is unsettled yet 2% to 5% hints are discussed.
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Montana
South Dakota
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Promising Saltese District Mining Claims Show Rich Vein
Wilson Mining and Smelting Company of Montana owns two groups of claims on Silver and Big Thunder creeks near Saltese. The six-claim lead-silver group shows a vein with 4 percent lead and 6 ounces of silver, explored by two tunnels, with interest from a district operator who offered $20,000. A forest fire collapsed the upper tunnel, while a second tunnel is being advanced to reach the vein. A separate copper-bearing group laces 200 feet of vein, with a 350 foot crosscut to reach the vein, potentially 1,200 feet deep. The company needs no external funds beyond supplies, as staff work for stock. Directors elected at Saltese include William Burke as president and A Burke as vice president, with G W Dougherty, M Hays, and Early on the board.
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Montana Corporation
Saltese
Big Thunder
Burke
Shadlow Winge
Amador Mine Expansion Near Tron Mountain
Oscar Nordquist and Sidney lead efforts at the Amador mine near Tron Mountain Montana as tests guide ore processing. A 10 ton capacity mill is planned with a new flume and improved grade, with construction to start soon and completion expected by September or October. Local men show strong interest in the venture and hopeful dividends before winter.
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Sidney Shouts
Amador
Tron Mountain
Mont
Wallace
Idaho
RPLIFF IS PLANNED FOR MAROONED INDIANIANS AND FLOOD AREA
Ohio authorities report planned relief for marooned persons in Hardin and Allen counties amid marshland flooding. County officials coordinate evacuation and food shipments as thousands toil in onion and hemp fields. The document mentions Kenton and the Tay Bridge as long standing features in the region.
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Ohio
Hardin County
Ford Supply
de Kenton
Hardin
Kentucky
Russian Mining Law Protects Workers and Welfare
The Russian empire regulates mining labor with district engineers and steigers who oversee safety and sanitation. Protocols from police and local officials determine blame after accidents, and workers face strict entry, trial, and discharge rules. A new workers compensation fund, funded by companies and workers, provides half wages during illness or injury. The text reflects the government’s emphasis on welfare and accountability in mining labor.
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Priesteft
Steiger
Stelker
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Uma
Hercules Mine expands facilities at Hercules property
The Hercules property in Burke nears completion of improvements costing about 50 000. A new section expands the milling ore bin to two car capacity, track scales of 180 tons are added, and a 42 by 220 foot machine shop is under construction. The project uses the mine layoff period to boost underground efficiency and ore handling.
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Burke
Wallace
Coeur W Alenes
Barron predicts a three year war in global crisis
W Barron head of the Boston News Bureau told the Boston Sunday Post that Germany seeks sea rule and will prolong conflict. He argues the United States must mobilize finances and industry, reform tariffs, and protect American business while the war lasts. He foresees three years of fighting with Germany risking Krupp and manpower.
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Barron
Germany
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Panama Canal
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United States urged to boost business efficiency at home
The report argues America must improve commerce and transportation efficiency to support wartime aims while England protects exchange and industry. It notes Cunard ship Orduna sailed for Liverpool with passengers aboard and baggage checked, including Americans in second cabin and steerage, amid wartime fears and travel routines. A contrasting cable from Monterey warns that food scarcity may worsen in three months without fall crops, risking widespread hunger.
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A Foe to Tuberculosis review in Journal of the Medical Association
A 1913 review notes doctors agreeing that tuberculosis and chronic lung conditions involve lowered vitality. The article warns against unsafe treatments and praises a non narcotic alternative claiming fewer side effects, urging pharmacists to avoid dispensary errors and seek legitimate orders from physicians.
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Cal Association
Footwear Advice in Standard Advertising Columns
The Standard’s advertising columns urge readers to choose practical shoes for daily use, vacations, and sports. It emphasizes treating feet well with quality options that fit budget and need, encouraging readers to become “shoe wise” through informed purchases.
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