Ripe Rio de Fansiro cherries and global notes in brief
Ripe cherries from Rio de Fansiro arrive by swift steamers to North Atlantic markets. Rubies claim perfect appearance and pass all tests. Argentina's size and 4.5 million inhabitants noted. Germany compared. US railroad activity shows 5700 miles abandoned vs 3200 built in five years. Alberta professor advances cold-start engine tech. Canadian air regs ban risky acrobatics. US Mines Bureau tests safety temperatures with delicate scales. Mount Vernon mayor cuts salary by 500 to save 15,000 in two years. Sleeping sickness cure linked to Liverpool University. Saskatchewan studies buffalo domestication. Canadian parks fear buffalo surplus for food. Kings County district attorney proposes tattoo marks for deportees. Rock River kept unfrozen by tepid water flow. Mexican government to grant 15 acres to Villa's ex-soldiers as per 1920 surrender deal.
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United States
University of Alberta
United States Bureau of Mines
Mount Vernon
New York
The Inter nation Live Stock Show at Chicago’s Union Stock Yards
A survey of the International Live Stock Show reveals how prize winning cattle horses sheep and hogs from across the country gather in Chicago to showcase superior breeding. The article notes the show’s origin in 1900 6 000 top animals 2 230 premiums and visitors from all states Canada and abroad as education drives a push for better meat producing stock and intensified farming to meet rising national demand.
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Pice
United States
Union
Canada
America
Western Hemisphere
Grand jury to lift stock operations in San Francisco
San Francisco February 25 grand jury to investigate worthless stock promoters preying on widows and small savers. District Attorney Brady said the inquiry will begin after the Arbuckle case. Promoters driven from the East have sought refuge in San Francisco. A Nevada highway branch office opens in Elko as Las Vegas Post marks housewarming February 22.
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San Francisco
Grand
Arbuckle
Brady
Treasury letter defends foreign silver ban under Pittman Act
Senator Key Pittman queried reports that smelters deducted five percent from silver content. Director of the Mint R T Baker replies that new affidavits require actual 100 percent silver content and detailed quarterly abstracts showing origins, refinements, and sales. The new records prevent substitution of foreign silver and ensure a fair 1.00 price for domestic silver.
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Key Pittman
Mint
Treasury Department
Yfpat
Saeniod
United States Senate
Simellera
Pittman
MacNamara Mill Buys Custom Ores In Tonopah Belmont Feud
A Tonopah correspondent reports a mill rivalry for custom ores between Tonopah Belmont and the MacNamara mill. The MacNamara firm set a minimum of 4.50 on all ore up to 20 per ton and offers free tests on base ores like Royston product with special treatment rates.
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Tonopah
Tonopah-Belmont
MacNamara
Belmont
Royston
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Germany
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Eureka, Nevada
Federal Reserve Bank District No
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