Easy Ottawa Engine Log Saw Cuts Trees and Logs Fast
One man or a boy can operate the Ottawa Engine Log Saw to cut forty five to forty cords daily at under two dollars per cord. The machine features a heavy cross cut saw, a two cycle gasoline engine, a truck-mounted frame, and individual wheel adjustments for on-site movement. It can fell trees, saw logs, buzz branches, and is adaptable for other power tasks when not sawing. Two men can fell forty to fifty trees daily. the unit is durable, compact, and guaranteed. Full information and factory price available by writing Ottawa Mfg. Co., 2724 Wood St., Ottawa Kansas.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Mfg
Wood St
Kansas
Control of Sugar Abandoned by U S
Attorney General Palmer declares the government will end the sugar equalization board after December 31 and focus on prosecuting profiteering under the Lever Act. Congress failed to extend the board’s life, likely allowing sugar prices to rise and limiting federal control over imports and distribution.
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Palmar
Legislative Department
Sugar Equalization Board
Washington
Palmer
Department of Justice
Department
Congress
United States
Funeral for H. G. Frick Held in New York
Simple services were conducted at the H. C. Frick home on Fifth Avenue for Henry Clay Frick the noted ironmaster and art collector who died recently Only family and close friends attended Rev Dr Leighton Parks officiated The body was transported to Pittsburgh by special train for interment today Pallbearers included George Baker Sr Samuel Ten Lewis Cass Ledyard and George Harvey among others
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New York
Henry Clay-Prick
Fifth Avenue
Leishton Parks
St. Bartholomew's Protestant Episcopal Church
Pittsburgh
Blbert H. Gary
J. Horace Harding
Henry DeForest Weeks
Charles 8. Oirstairs
John Greer Hibben
Bryce Allan
Gerald Bement
Boston
H. C. Leedes
John R. Grier
Alvin W. Krech
Charles B. McDonald
W. H. Moore
George F. Baker
Sr. Samuel
Ten
Lewis Cass Ledyard
George Harvey
SAY MINERS IN CONTEMPT
Indianapolis December 3 The United States government has waited in vain for the miners to return to work. The temporary injunction issued by United States Judge A B Anderson is believed violated in spirit and letter. Government may move against many men for contempt of court before week’s end. Action postponed in hopes of another fuel solution.
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Indianapolis
United States
A. B. Anderson
Reds Exchange Prisoners
Rome reports that the Bolshevist government of Russia agreed to exchange prisoners of war with Poland after intervention by the Vatican.
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Bolshevist
Russia
Vatican
Rome
Tussia
Poland
World News Roundup From The Era Of War And Reform
London reports death of Marsha Sir Evelyn Wood while Washington braces for a senate ordered FTC probe and rail legislation. Fire destroys New Orleans 1860 opera house. Mexico legalizes bullfights. Coal talks in Boone Indiana yield 81 percent wage rise. Cumberland river sinkage. Frick dies of ptomaine poisoning in New York. Glass forecasts no tax cuts. government seizes coal control. bunker coal discontinues for foreign ships. Chicago imposes 6 1/2 hour day. shacks in Butte to be torn down for fuel. Congress preps for pivotal sessions as Carlisle is wounded. Carpentier knocks out Beckett in boxing. President Wilson’s health discussed with Lane. two-member mission to White House.
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Pield Marsha
Evelyn Wood
London
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Washington
State Department
New Orleans
Mexican Chamber of Deputies
Mexico City
Boone
C. Bowyer
Cumberland River
Vicksburg
Tenn
Rome
Henry Clay Frick
New York
Frick
Glass
Congress
Republic
Havang
United States
Tidewater Coal Exchange
Butte
Mast
John H. L. McIntosh
Chicago Fuel Committee
Chicago
State
International
United Mine Workers of America
A. B. Anderson
Indianipolis
Carlisle
Douglas
Wyo
Wheatland
Frank Williams
Lane
Wilson
Mexico
Whiilington
Georges Carpentier
Elu Pion
Joe Beckett
Markets Report From Chicago on Grain and Livestock Prices
Open high low close data for corn oats and rye with December, May and July futures. Prices also listed for flour, rye products, timothy, clover and mixed hay, plus cattle hogs sheep with ranges for primes and ducks of various grades and weights.
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Chicago
New bell installed in St Lawrence church at Otter Creek
A 6146 pound bell was installed in St Lawrence Catholic church at Otter Creek as a memorial to local boys who fought in the war. A second annual tractor show is planned for Des Moines under the Iowa Implement Dealers Association in December at the Coliseum. Iowa’s crime record in 1915 is noted with high-profile cases and swift justice.
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Boen
St. Lawrenca Catholic
Otter Creek
Iowa Implement Dealers’ Association
Coliseum
Des Moines
Plymouth County
le Mars
Lfe
Iowa
Sioux City
Northwest Territory
A. Trowbridge
Polk County
Trowbridge
Ben H. Walkershag
Farm Bureau
Hardin County
Floyd County
Charles City
Rudd
Floyd
Iowa Fleece Growers’ Association
Marshall Town
Strub’s Hall
Ponsjoy
Westfolk
Franklin County
Rebecca Atkinson
Reeve
Hamilton
Popejoy
Morgan Township
Dubuque County
Towa
Blackhawk
State Department of Health
W. B. Barney
Arellano Death Plot to Defraud Insurance Firms
Nar cisco Arellano, Nicaragua aristocrat, sought 1,000,000 life policies in both the United States and Canada for 260,000 total issued to his wife and son and estate. He hid in Nicaragua for two years before New York investigator Robert L. Barnes uncovered his scheme, prompting payment holds and a written confession.
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New York
Narcisco Arellano
Republic of Nicaragua
Hleinis
Robert L. Barnes
Washington
Arellano
Nicaragua
Surinece Ofielala
Candi
Nureisco Arellano
A. Pickford
Inw
New York Life Insurance Company
Pickford
Mr. Pickford
Barnes
Lake Nicaragua
Jim
Hlaine Formant
Micaragua
The
Republic
Illmaci
Goldfish Bowls Drive Fire Insurance Rethink
A St Louis demonstration showed sunlight through a goldfish bowl can focus heat enough to ignite curtains and carpets, prompting an insurance premium increase for homes with exposed goldfish bowls near windows. The ruling follows the demonstration’s findings and aims to curb fire risk in residences with such setups.
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St. Louis
The Joy of Motherhood in Ellensburg Wash
A letter from Ellensburg Washington recounts marriage troubles and long illness followed by relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The writer credits improved health and the birth of a child to the tonic and urges other women facing infertility to try it and seek advice from the company.
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Ellensburg
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ralief
Mra. O
Washinesa
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mase
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