Advertising and local press debates value and impact
The article argues that advertising should be honest and local, urging merchants to fund home newspapers to support the city and economy. It notes public officials and editors discuss media influence, while condemning fake advertising and urging transparency in valuations and civic matters.
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Prem
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Mediallien
Coeur d'Alene le
Ne Trayeling
Pree
Ite
Itt
Pathencia Diferencs
C. A. Biatlar
Suvet
Breausw
Hallor
National Junior Order Convention Meeting Postponed
In SMATTLN Washington Feb. 22 the meeting of the Junior Order United American Mohanien is postponed to permit attendance of Nex tama! Conscillor 1 C Sehaarttor and other national officers. The Washington state convention was to be held today but is delayed. officials expect the meeting to resume later.
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Mutat Hewett
Waswington
Inter
Nannetation
Daly Prene
Hanes Sons
Fentor Order
United American Mechanics Protoone
Smattln
Waah
Nextama
Sehaarttor
Washngton
United American Mohanien
Hay Bees
Occanion
Federal action against Standard Tuesday opens McAdoo era
Federal decisions press Standard Oil amid government moves in Washington. The day marks a pivotal shift as McAdoo steers policy following dissolution moves. Names and specifics are limited by readable OCR fragments.
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Washington
Democratic delegates rally for Bryan at Kansas state convention
The Kansas state Democratic convention adopted a resolution urging a united vote for William J Bryan for President. W H L Ryan, chairman, declared Kansas had a united democracy with an estimated large vote. Oklahoma later endorsed Bryan at its own state convention.
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Chinhoms
Hutchineon
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Kansas
Denver
William J. Bryan
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Kana
W. H L. Ryan
Kaonis
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Mubrogee
Tia
Bryan
Cnnvoation
Fireet Bryan
Illinois
Suringpielo
Ith
William J. Deyan
Jackaany
Niebots
Trade Outlook Improves Amid Rising Confidence in New York
K G Dun & Co reports a modest pickup in trade volume with brighter future expectations. Buyers place large spring orders but prefer small quantities for prompt shipment. Manufacturing activity grows with more plants planned, steel and transit sectors seeing increased demand though overall orders remain small.
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K. G. Dun & Co
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Washington Birth Anniversary Observed with Public Fines and Flags
Washington observers marked a birth anniversary with a general holiday. Streets lined with flags and the Mare and Stripes were displayed, and public buildings closed. The event emphasized national remembrance and civic unity in Washington, D C.
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Washington, DC
Washington
Choate to Receive Honorary Degree at University Anniversary
In Philadelphia on Teb 2 the annual celebration of the university marks the conferment of an honorary degree on Joseph H. Choate who will deliver the oration.
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Aditrees
Philadelphia
University
Joseph H. Choate
Unclear names prompt historical figure remark
Governor Kawin and Stuart participate with Charlow 2 Klee and Grove KC in a formal event. Mian Goolfin ties and a distinguished Ean artist are also noted alongside the state’s superior court president and a United Staten geological survey representative.
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Goolfin Tieaux
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Klee
Superior Court of the State
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Gilbert
Dat United Staten Lpeological Survey
Washington State College Grants Diploma to Japanese Student
Pullman Washington February 22 The college awarded a diploma to a Japanese student Yamanloh formerly of Imperial Mokeldo Agricultural College Japan. He earned a master degree in civil engineering and will return to Japan to take a government post. Professor O L Waller praised him as a faithful student with a bright future.
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Japan
Hil Engineering
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Nim
Debating row sparks university clash in New York
In a heated exchange at Columbia University, protests erupted as Cornell’s Mine Cook joins a debate lineup amid claims of bias toward a female contestant. The controversy centers on judging fairness and the decision to allow Cook to compete next Friday.
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Raymond Shitchcock
Waldorf Astor
Morntal Swere
Virginia
Mint Landeth A. Cook
Cornell
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Taft
Brooklyn
New Orleans
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Tate
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United States Association of Local Walldinx Loan
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Indianapolia — Conference of
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Woodbury
Columbia University
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Columbia
Ilhnes
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Mr. Butler
New York and New Jersey Face Transit Dreams Ahead
The piece surveys philanthropy among New Yorks social elites and predicts a North River tunnel future linking North Jersey with Manhattan. It notes Roosevelt and New York and New Jersey governors to attend opening ceremonies. It also reports Raymond Hitchcock facing assault charges affecting his court appearance.
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New Jersey
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Bradstreet
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East Side
Arkanian
Paat
New
North River
Roosevelt
North Jersey
Wingle City
Brooklyn
Yorken
Maymond Hitchcock
Raymond Mitehcock
Mawandist
Washington’s Birthday Observed Across New York
New York observes Washington’s natal day with public displays and flags on buildings across the city. Banquets and meetings of patriotic societies are planned for tonight as institutions and private edifices alike mark the holiday spirit.
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New York
NW York
Washington
Democratic editors meet at Topeka convention for Bryan
Democratic editors from Kaunas assemble at the Throop hotel in Topeka for the state auto relation campaign convention. About 66 newspapers attend, with nearly all supporting William Jennings Bryan’s candidacy.
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Topeke
Topeka
Kan
Kaunas
Bargain bungalow and lots for sale near city high school
Multiple property listings describe plastered bungalows with nine rooms and large baths on corner lots with stone foundations, porches, fruit trees, shrubbery, and city utilities. Prices range around 200 to 2100 dollars, with notes of quick sale and exchange offers near Spokane city high school.
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Spokane
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Public Notice of Petition for County Seat Change
Notice given that electors and residents of Kootena County are petitioning to move the county seat from Rathdrum to Coeur d Alene. Filed January 23, 1908 with the county court under law, names listed as county officers attend the proceedings.
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Kootenal
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Rathdrum
Coeur d'Alene
Coeur d'Alene, Wii Nald Kootenal County
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