Pasteur Institute to treat rabies in Iowa City
Des Moines reports the new Iowa Pasteur Institute in Iowa City, under Dr. Henry Albert, linked to the university's medical college. It will treat rabies cases free from any part of Iowa using vaccine injections, aiming to save lives and reduce travel to out-of-state facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Des Moines
Pasteur Institute
Iowa City
State Board of Health
Henry Albert
Department of Pathology and Bacteriology
University Medical College
Iowa
Pasteur Institutes
Minnesota
Texas
State Board of Medical Examiners
Sioux City Medical College
South Dakota University
Vermillion
Sioux City
South Dakota
Thomas
State Board of Examiners
World’s Largest Flume Built for Porcupine Mines
Skagway’s Daily Alaskan reports the completion of the world’s largest flume, 6,280 feet long and 18 feet wide, to supply Porcupine mines. It cost $200,000 and will start water flow on Sunday August 16. Also recounted is a bear encounter in Sitka, editorial digs at Alaska politics, and society notes in a bustling frontier paper edition.
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Alaskan
Skagway
Far North Territory
Porcupine
Sitka
Ed Thornton
Waubash
Rodman
W. G. Hayton
Hoyton
Fort Seward
Nome
The
Whitehorse Star
Alaska
Wickersham
Jim’ Wickersham
the Star
Corson
Carson
Hogratt
Yukon River
Casca
Lower Lebarge
Whitehorse
Dawson
George Rosenberg
Bennett
White Pass
Yukor
Bpur
Gaid
S. E H. Graves
Beatrice
Tha
Seward
Aout
Make a Big Noise in Advertising to Sell Goods
A Fourth Estate essay urges advertisers to trumpet their wares widely. It cites Wood Harmony Co and Siegried Agency in New York, who bought double-page ads to create powerful public impact. The piece argues bold, visible campaigns beat quiet, obscure notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wood
Harmony Co
Real Eatute Peaple
Siegfried Agency
Iew York
Pulp Forests Warn Against Tariff Reform Debunked
The American Protective Tariff League cites Henry Gannett to argue U S forest growth easily supports pulp and paper needs. They claim 1905 pulp wood cut is two percent of annual growth, and that removing tariffs would not threaten forests or the paper industry, which employs hundreds of millions in capital and wages.
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American Protective Tariff League
American Economist
Henry Gannett
United States Geological Survey
Bulletin On Lumber and Timber Products
United States
Canital
Canada
Valuable Pandex of the News Index for Editors
Street's Pandex of the News is a weekly Chicago publication edited by Arthur J. Street. It offers a ten page digest of about 600 past week events, classified and alphabetized, and declares itself the only existing index to current events for editors and librarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Chicago
Arthur J. Street
Poole
Lbrarians
Pandex Company
Largest West Press Installed by The San Francisco Bulletin
The San Francisco Bulletin has installed a double sextuple Hoe press claimed to be the largest west of Chicago with a capacity of 144000 twelve page papers per hour. An Autoplate now manufactures three plates per minute while manual dress would take about one and three quarter hours for 96 plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Bulletin
Chicago
Paper firms warn of forests loss in Adirondacks fires
Chester W. Lyman urges state fire patrols to protect vast spruce forests owned by eight to ten paper companies totaling over 609000 acres in the Adirondacks. He notes recent burns devastate years of growth and calls for broader patrols and firewalls via lake-connected swaths to limit spread. Families and private preserves also hold large tracts in Herkimer to Essex counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester W. Lyman
International Paper Company
Ft Ia
Adirondacks
International Company
The
Herkimer
Hamilton
Lewis
St. Lawrence
Franklin
Essex County
J. & J. Rogers Paper Company
Dexter-Sulphite Company
Lewis County
New York State
Governor Hoch Plans Newspaper Career After Office
Kansas Governor E W Hoch will resign on January 1 and pursue a newspaper career, owning the Marion Record and considering a national trade weekly. He praises the ink smell and press grind, eyeing a publication with broad national interest not tied to a bank or merchant business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hoch
Kansas
Marion
Kan
Marlon
Topeka
Publicity urged in Denham divorce case at supreme court
Justice Aspinwall refused to seal papers in the Denham Hall divorce case, urging that newspapers expose scandals. He said it is beneficial when courts allow publicity and that society should read about the misdeeds of evil men, contrasting it with possible seals for prominent figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Aspinwall
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Benjamin G. Denham
New York
Emma Kirk Hall
E. Bartal Hall
Denham
Vanderbilt
Maine
California
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Burlington
Des Moines Commercial Club
P.S. Eustis
Eustis
Railroad Commissioners
Mount Ayr
Centerville
Railroad Commission
the Savery
Commercial Club
Byers
Smyth
Cummins
McLean
Barkley Imperial
Board of Regents
Pardon Board
Quirten
State Board of Pardons
Eldora
Gilbert N. Naugen
Secretary of State
Republican State Central Committee
Holly
K. Tracy
John TF. Riggs
Mack J. Groves
Julius Ruge
George B. Whittemore
B. F. Carroll
Marshall County
Green Mountain Savings Bank
Carroll
Guy
Brennan
Des Moines National Bank
Des Moines National
Citizen’s National
Town National
Valley National
Northern Territory
Review OF Daily Alaskan
Haines
A. B
My. Luker of
Toronto
Evanson
Tad Hillery
Brawand
Tad
Ganley & Frandson
Pack Train
Board of Trade
Tuck's Alley
Trail
I. Ikuta
Committee On Public Works and Property
Paeile & Arctic Railway & Navigation Company
Fort Egbert
Dan Sky
Yukon
Log Cabin
Caribou
Keller
New York Sun
Protective League
Gov. Hoch
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