Wool Tariff Consideration in Congress Faces Deliberation
Washington Dec The Ways and Means Committee agreed to continue hearings on wool tariff reductions with preliminary sessions set for December 19. Chairman Payne authorized staff to collect and report submissions from House conferees, as supplementary hearings follow. Advocates urged higher duties while others argued for price relief to aid wool producers. Utah growers and supporters described hardships from current duties as the committee prepares further hearings.
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Hoder Committee
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Ollet
Reluveka
Philadelphia
Uel
Andrew J
Dorion
Lake
Poison Case Is Unsettled With Few Details
Fragmentary notes refer to a poison case tied to a death of an individual known as Boss. The text mentions a route, a person named Helen, and a daughter. Source text is garbled, with missing dates and clear connections.
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Boss
Helen
Mr. Og, Walker
Man Jose
Limekiln Club Meeting Tests Poetry Plan
During a monthly Limekiln Club gathering, members debate rent woes and poetry, with Brother Jones prompting a poetry submission from members and pressing for a sixteen line piece. The discussion shifts to duties, debts, and a proposed public recitation event to raise funds.
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Ttn
Ty TC
Limetimnen
Gartner
Jones
Lene
Move Chure ss Mars That Continund Tree Page 008
The passage mentions an experienced worker formerly in the military and now replaced by foreigners. It notes the Interior Secretary Garheld confirming details in October about a government station in the city for investigating fire explosions and its value for such inquiries.
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Garheld
Morsing Pesson
Thie Ctty
Wilne
Devolved With Partner Continued From Pages
A fragmentary note discusses political maneuvering around Judge Root’s resignation and the attempt to shield truth by Governor Mead. The author claims the resignation serves to dodge an investigative inquiry and implies broader government impropriety.
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Richardson
Mead
Judge Root
State Board Reports on Timber Lands and Fire Protection
The board details costs and protections for timber lands, noting average appraisals per acre, and the role of four fire protective organizations in northern areas. It highlights receipts and disbursements over the past two years, with principal funds totaling about 1.91 million dollars and interest around 274 thousand dollars.
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Wales
State Lands Receipts and Office Totals Report
Summary of 1907 1908 receipts shows deposits with the state treasurer totaling 2 268 6 including balances and fees. Amounts include 24 710 19 balance and 9 076 64 returned remitter. Trust deposits include Portneuf Marsh irrigation. State share noted as 26 cents per 5. Butter wrapper paper cost 3 50 per 1 000.
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Wuapense
Land Department
Portneuf-Marsh Valley Irrigation Company
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