Major Fenn Details Planned Forest Improvements Near Kooskia
Major Fenn of Kooskia Idaho, superintendent of the Ulster Root mo ons foreat, spoke in Lewiston about next summer planned forest work. Anticipated: 2 1/2 miles of trail along the middle fork of the Clearwater and its tributary Botway, with eventual road widening to Montana. Regular forest employees will patrol, build trails, and string telephone lines to complete an adequate communication system.
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Saloon Keeper Guilty Under Monday Closing Law
George Kern of Morrowtown Idaho was found guilty of violating the Monday closing law after evidence from Rev. BK Van Wert of Westlake. Kern defended that the bar was curtain covered and no liquor was sold. A sensational moment arose when employee Phil Wyman accused the minister of robbery, prompting a confrontation with County Attorney Needham.
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Mulkey Sees Oregon Senatorial Race Shaping Up
Former United States Senatur P Mulkey of Portland says Governor Chamberlain will win the June primary in Oregon and that a strong Democratic movement may disrupt the party. He notes Republican disorganization amid a push to repeal Primary Law No 1, risking a legislature that could decide the senatorial election.
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Miner plant to resume at Butte copper mine soon
A miner from Hamilton Mont reports the Aumeonda Copper Mining company will resume operations in March after suspending at the Butte mine. The Hamilton plant cuts timbers for use in the mines of Mutts and supports an early reopening of the copper works amid continued activity in the Awial copper group.
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Railways Set To Increase Telegraph Operations Adherence
Feb 22. A meeting of Mook Talend and Baste Fe railways announced enforcement of telegraph operation duties to comply with a federal ban. Western district to boost capacity by 64 units by month’s end. Approval came from Chicago officials. Eastern division officials reported no major changes.
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United Minera elects new president amid labor tensions
The page notes a change at the top of the United Mine Workers of America with Thomas L. Lewis stepping down after years as president. It references internal strains, comments by labor leaders, and a contrast with rival Mitchell, suggesting shifts in strategy though personal relations remain largely harmonious.
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Local page records unclear names in event listing
Fragmentary OCR notes mention individuals Cathy and Elewan Grace near a Mary Park event but details and full context are unreadable. No clear actions, dates, or organizations can be confirmed from the readable text.
Fragmented old column blends home remedies and boxing news
The article mixes ad hoc housekeeping tips and medical lore with boxing notes. It mentions wool and linen washing tests, stomach powders, and a Rhode Island inventor, then shifts to Montanan boxer Ketchell and a proposed paper boat project by George Johnson, along with Harvard’s new training plan.
Madden Breeder Plans for International Racing
John E. Madden, noted breeder and racer, will race in England and France and may ship horses for next season if legal changes in New York threaten racing. He travels to arrange a large string of entries across Europe and keeps options open depending on legislation.
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Michigan Baseball Announces Eastern and Southern Trips
The University of Michigan baseball team plans an eastern tour for the coming season facing Cornell Brown Syracuse and likely Penn State plus smaller colleges. A spring vacation southern trip will include Vanderbilt Kentucky Tennessee and other smaller colleges. Freeman a Senator Jerry Freeman, a popular Minneapolis star, signs to play first base for the Washington American League club next season. The piece then notes the link between marriage rates and economic conditions in the United Kingdom, linking matrimony with prosperity and the influence of drinking.
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