Southwest Washington fair stock exhibit boosts shows at for est grove
The Southwest Washington fair in Forest Grove features Jersey cattle Holsteins and other breeds from local farms in Chehalis Satsop and Centralia with registries and large displays by Somerville Bishop Brewer Hamilton and others. The show includes horses sheep hogs and a range of dairy cows tied to upcoming tests and premiums.
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Forest Grove
Fair
Somerville
K. Coffman & Son
Chehalis
Ardof
Jersey
Daniel Coman
Efiris
E. Hunker
Bunker Creek
Theoimly
Bishop
Bat‘son
Chebalid County
Brewer
Satsop
Grays Harbor
Northern Pacific Railroad
W. A. Hamilton & Bon
Che
al A. Thompson
W. F. Bryden
BR. Bobler
Menlo
Pacific Sprnty
Washington
W. J. Vaughan
Etalon
W. A. Homiittag
Percheron Calis
J. C. Bush
Chehatia
Progress on First Avenue Improvement Project
A report from the Alderman Contingent Company of Seattle covers work on First Street with total expenditure of 1800 dollars. A warrant for 70 percent was ordered, and the roll for Improvement District No 3 was adopted after no objections. A Brigadier Macomber report notes actions for Ward Ten enlargement District No 4 and October 29 hearing dates. August 0 item references saloon scenes. the notice was posted for the first week.
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Amtternday
Aldenean Conttigting Company
Seattle
First Street
Leeds Amprovement
Briginear Staut- Jey Macomber
Wodca Tenroyamebt
Outohor
Ama
Enrollment of Schools 498 Enrollments Record
A brief item notes 498 enrollments in schools, highlighting attendance figures and ongoing enrollment efforts as part of district education reporting.
City attendance and test scores amid poor weather and chaos
The report lists school attendance percentages and top averages for the month. Mountain View School led with the highest average, followed by several other city buildings such as Lincoln and Washington. Weather and conditions delayed pupil progress, with attendance for the first month averaging 88 for the city.
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Mdisun
Washington
Selools
Koch
M.S
Edison
Noble
Mr. Harkness
Onk Wow
Lynesa
Mountain View School
Brown
Loucher
Mountain View
Lord Ee
Onk View
Promotion for Postal Clerks Raises Pay and Steps
United Press reports a new plan increasing annual pay for postal clerks and letter carriers. Starting at $900, top grades reach $2,000 yearly with special meritorious service promotions. Promotions tied to changes in grades, with higher rates for railway service staff due to more demanding duties.
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Hitchcock
Taibray Oyail
Fyail
Is Canada a nation or dependency in international trade
United Press Leased Wire. Washington Oct 1 The United States Customs Court of Appeals heard whether Canada should be admitted as a separate entity for tariff purposes in pulp wood and paper imports from Europe and other nations. The case hinges on the definition of Canada under the favored nation clause and whether pulp wood from private lands should be duty free. The Treasury backs the European country stance arguing no discrimination exists. the advocates maintain Canada is not a nation for this purpose and the ruling could affect future trade with Sweden Germany Austria and Belgium.
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Washington, D
Canada
Customs Court of Appeas
Treteury
United States
Na Jdong
Anpraisers
Wenple
Albert JH. tWasthame
New York
Wuey Brom
NotWar
Sweden
Germany
Austria
Belgum
Treasury Department
Snd
Board of Appraisers
Two Striking Scenes In New York's Labor Day Parade
The New York Labor Day procession attracted about 4 000 participants with women among the marchers and notable bandsmen. Strikers carried banners calling for an eight hour day and living wage while a downtown tower display showed sympathy from unionists. The annual parade drew crowds in hot weather and highlighted worker demands.
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New York
For
Asnd
Alo Attikera
Giany Bar Dore
Banda
Mostratone
Bpper
Furtiens Diviston
Ous
Dadders
Aséwrance
Conspirators Sentenced Ten Years in Korea Plot
Seoul Korea Sept 28 Five ten year terms of imprisonment were given here to 15 of 121 persons in a conspiracy to assassinate Count Ferauchi Japanese governor of Korea, preliminary to a general outbreak to throw off the Japanese yoke. American missionaries accused of not fostering the plot were declared innocent of complicity.
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Seoul
Korea
Ferauchi
Roosevelt explains letter published by Hearst papers
In Memphis Tennessee on September 28 Roosevelt denied writing to former Congressman Sibley of Pennsylvania about meeting John D Archbold of Standard Oil. He noted he agrees to see anyone who visits the White House and spoke at the Levee Convention focusing on Mississippi River needs. He urged deep waterways from the Lakes to the Gulf and government led flood control with reservoirs to manage spring floods.
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Menphis
Tenn
Roosevelt
Hearst
Sibley
Penn
John D. Archbold
Standard Ol Company
Sibler
Archbold
House
Gulf
Heaseo
Dissolution Does Not Create Competition
New York Sept 26 Standard Oil of New York argued it need not compete with Standard Oil of New Jersey in the latter's territory. Testimony showed Galena Oil stock was distributed after dissolution, with Archbold and Rinsett invited as directors but declined. Witnesses noted price changes after dissolution and that large stockholder Ro Viefel would be sought if feasible.
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Guited Press
New York
Standard Oil Company of New Yorkines
Standard OL Company
News Jersey
Frederick D
Ftoreign
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Archbold
Mr. Moffett
Strikers Clubbed by Police in Lawrence Mass Riot
United Press report from Lawrence Massachusetts describes a May Day protest by over 10,000 textile workers opposing the imprisonment of Joseph Fiorello and Amle Giovannitti. Police clubbed strikers, windows and machinery were broken, and 2000 workers were dismissed after clashes at the Wood, Averard Washington mill.
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Lawrence
Mass
Joseph Error
Mie Giovannitti
Inna
Kenda
Averard Washington Mill
Puuck
Loo Phone Company Manager In Distorted Notice
B D Carton manager of the loo telephone company rents property on Mepis street near Weston avenue as his mother from fe ladle wR with Deion.
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B.D. Carton
Loo! I Telephone Company
Ham
Incune
Mepis Street
Wwal- Weston Avenue
Deion
FYECUTINE TCOMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS REPORTED
Oat J Athers, newly elected President of the Republican county central committee, announced appointments for the executive committee. Names include J E Lease Centralia John Tarler Chel lis Petar Siubstersety Cheh lis FL M Broadpena Aortan 4 Mefityre Agate Wa Miller catt frase R W McMunphiy Little Palls Lennee May Meskill FO Welcome Naparine Abe Fiewelling appointed cout teeman from the second congressional district.
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J. Athers
Republican County Oentral Committee
Bim
Oreanisagion
J. E Lease
Centralia
John A. Tarler
Petar Siuubtersety
M. Broadpena
Mefityre
Agate
Wa. Miller
Cattfrase
Local court fines bolster city treasury this year
The pollen court in Peat has collected fines and costs over two months. Judge Hope accounted for 139 dollars received by City Treasurer Mason, with August totals reaching 149 dollars in fines and costs.
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Ety Treasury
Durom
Hope Tures
Baet
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Evelita
Sam
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Ite
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Hoosevelt
Hearst Newspapers
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