New Federal Meat Inspection Rules Issued by Washington
Stringent regulations extend to all slaughtering packing canning and meat handling establishments engaged in interstate or foreign trade. Exemptions limited to retail buyers and butchers with approvals. Inspections cover sanitation branding labeling and tanking procedures to prevent unfit carcasses from entering commerce.
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Washington
Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Chicago
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States
Great Rock Drilling Contest Draws 30000 To Butte Park
In Montana at Columbia Gardens the Butte Miners union sponsored a rock drilling contest drawing about 30 000 spectators. Teams from Pittmont Bis bee Center ville and Butte competed for a 1000 first prize and 500 for Butte entrants with additional cash rewards for top finishers. Several pairs were hindered by broken steel but prizes were awarded along with a share for local entrants. A party fished Rattlesnake lakes Saturday to Monday reporting good luck and abundant trout for all attendees.
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Butte
Flower of Rocky Mountain
Ball Park
Columbia Gardens
Butte Miners’ Union
Ers
Walter Bradshaw
Mike McNichols
Pittmont
John McIvor
William Ross
Bisbee
Arizona
Joe Freeley
Fred Flick
Centerville
Mike Burns
M. J. Harrington
Foulds Brothers
British Columbia
Harry Cloke
James Rodda
Walkerville
J. W. Petrier
John Kanda
Meaderville
John O'Laery
John Aronson
South Butte
O'Leary
Aronson
A. C. Gruwell
Dan Burkholder
C. C. Barnett
Denton Oliver
George Main
Frank Settles
Henry Henderson
Max Magree
Rattlesnake Lakes
Englishman fined for kissing flag in New Jersey theater
James Pierce, an Englishman, was fined $25 for kissing the American flag at a Bayonne theater on Tuesday, an act that nearly sparked a riot. The item notes other brief notices and advertisements interwoven in the page.
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Bayonne
N. J
Julius Dreher
Selwood
S. C
Roanoke College
Salem
Thaiti
Society Islands
DeWitt
Riley's
Pat Crowe
Revere House
Chicago
Steve Crowe
Kennedy
Jim Mokitea
R. L. Riley
Republican drive urges Roosevelt centered campaign fund
James Sherman urges Republicans to cooperate with the National Congressional Committee for a victorious election. The plan calls for a campaign built on the party's record with Theodore Roosevelt as a central figure and a one dollar per subscriber popular fund to finance distributing the Campaign Text Book and committee documents.
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Republican National Congressional Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Jamess. Sheruan
Boe
New York
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