Officers barred from national rifle and revolver matches
Washington March 20 riflemen nationwide await a House amendment to the army appropriation bill that would prohibit trophies and medals from being contested by officers of the Army Navy Marine Corps National Guard and related cadets. The rule would exclude West Point Annapolis cadets and all commissioned officers from national rifle and revolver matches, removing about half the top shooters from competition. War Department argues officers benefit their men by instruction and participation, noting teams in Camp Berrytax year had equal officer and enlisted representations and that officer involvement raises marksmanship values across the service.
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Weather talk and dubious cure ads in a 19th century column
A fragmented item laments weather costs and praises Dr Shobo cures for coughs. A line notes Dr Shoop’s medicine and mentions local merchants McCloskey & Graham at Broad and East Jeramy streets. The text blends weather musings with dubious remedies and street corner commerce.
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Meerschaum in New Mexico Tied to Upsurge in Supply
News releases note deposits of meerschaum near Silver City New Mexico, potentially easing the long reliance on Asia Minor sources. Geological survey work by Doughs B Sterrett describes two deposits Bear Creek canyon, their limestone host, and ore seams with varying quality, urging further study and official application for access.
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Leader Sullivan Backs Cleveland for President
Torsey City March 20 Assemblyman Mark A Sullivan Democratic leader on Hook of the Tongue met a group of lawyers at the district courthouse yesterday and declared he favored Grover Cleveland for the presidency. He called Cleveland a strong, homespun figure and suggested his nomination would energize the Democratic party nationwide on his upcoming birthday.
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Pat enters car with cigar amid conductor warning
In a brief interaction on the Circle transit scene Pat defies a no smoking rule saying he won’t quit and jokes about a watch in his pocket. The conductor points out the cigar and the exchange reflects a playful clash aboard the vehicle.
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Hats Spring Collection Offers Wide Range and Classic Browns
The ad promotes a spring hat lineup with small, medium, and large shapes in brown tones. It emphasizes there is nothing new beyond this assortment and claims The D. and M. Special beats any $3 value on the market.
Eton Effect Spurs Sellers of Season Cars and Yachts
The new Eton effect promises to be the seller of the season with Cravenette autos New Golfs and yachts among the notable offerings. Other brands and colors are also highlighted as part of the lineup.
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Hearing on Proposed Corporation Laws in Oregon
Debated assembly committee hearings outline bills on telegraph time stamps, teacher promotions, sanitary controls, and fishery nets. Included are House bills 232 263 and Senate bill 2 with dates in the coming week and opposition from Sheriff Sommer and others.
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The Circle Seeks Stable Home in Hard Times
A fragment from a serialized tale hints at romance tested by financial worry. A woman urges caution about marriage until the suitor secures work, while the man contemplates his father’s influence and a possible deal with Tia to stay out of trouble.
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Spring Furnishings and Shirt Values Highlight Sale
Spring furnishings are advertised with ready stock. Shirt values are promoted at $1 to $2 with soft plaited bosoms and cuffs. Ties and silks are offered at various low prices. Fancy hose colors and patterns are featured under strong sale terms.
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