Filthy Chicago meat houses shocked by inspectors report
The Neill Reynolds commission to the President details appalling Sanitation failures at Chicago meat houses. Floors are water soaked and dirty, meat scraps cling to racks, washing facilities are inadequate, and workers handle meat with unwashed hands. Observers contrast with iron cement New York slaughterhouses.
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Charles B. Neill
James Bronson Reynolds
Chicago
Congress
New York
Nuneh
Secretary of Agriculture
Weston Goes Wet After Prohibition Vote in Weston
Weston adopts wet stance by 65 vote as mayor and council back public notice in Lender. Town voters heed warning about revenue from direct tax and flood damage to bridges streets and water pipes, shaping local policy.
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Weston
Notice of Final Account in Frakes Estate Oregon
Notice is given in Umatilla County Oregon that Minnie M. Willaby executrix of the Mary J. Frakes estate has filed a final account with the county court. The court sets June 9, 1906 at the Pendleton County Court House as the time and place to hear objections and settle the matter. First publication May 4, last publication June int. The notice lists attorneys Peterson & Peterson.
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State of
Oregon
Umatilla
Mary J. Frakes
Pendleton
Minnie M. Willaby
Peterson
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Seaside
Clatsop Beach
Niagars Pitts
Buffalo Pitts
First National Bank
J. .N. B. Gerking
Laidlow
Crook County
Kenneth Molver
Vanceboro
McBride
Manaese's
Preston-Parton Milling Go
Waitsburg, Wash
Michautet
Wouten
N. B
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the People's Warehouse
Northwest
Pacific Coast Elevator Company
David Williams
A. B. Stone
Post Building
Pyers
W. J. Clarke & CO
E. Court St
Star of Kansas
Waterman Station
A. B. McEwen’s
Whiteman’s Farm
Gerking Flat
King Bros. Barn
Senator Gregg
Seneca
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Carmichael
Kansas Bell
Sanford Stone
A. B. McKwen
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