Irrigation Congress Opens in Spokane August 9 to 14
The 17th National Irrigation Congress gathers in Spokane with about 4000 delegates from all states and territories seizing on topics from reclaiming arid lands to forestry and waterways. George B. Barstow of Texas will preside as 1500 high school students assist as secretaries and 10 000 workers with 35 bands parade August 10 to 12 along Riverside Avenue with electric light displays.
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Spokane
Wash
National Irrigation Congress
George B. Barstow
Texas
Union
Canada
Europe
Orient
United States Forestry and Reclamation Services
Pacific Northwest
Industrial and Irrigation Army
Riverside Avenue
E-Nak-Ops
Imperial Kopsane Seabury Merritt
L. G. Monroe
Rochester
N. Y
Charleston
S.C
Colorado
San Francisco
Pacific States
Chicago
St Louis
R. Imsinger
Board of Control
Barstow
Spokane Choral Society 250 Voices
Karl Riedelsberger
Hay
Pratt
Calhoun Harris Embezzlement Case Remains Unresolved
In Anderson on August 4 authorities reported no new developments in the Calhoun Harris embezzlement case. Bond of 22 500 was posted by friends and Harris was released while accountants audit the mills books. Harris claims no misappropriation will be found and Orr Mills officials say a shortfall, even if as high as fifty thousand dollars, would not cripple the company.
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Harris
Anderson
American Audit Company
South Main Street
Hammett
Orr
Harvest Help Sought for Grain Across North Dakota and Minnesota
Urgent appeals from Minnesota and North Dakota request 10 000 harvest hands as the crop comes in. The Great Northern Railway Company and others say harvesting has begun and workers will be paid from 2 to 3 1/2 dollars per day.
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New York
Minnesota
North Dakota
Great Northern Railway Company
Surgeon Guerry Advises Delayed Op for Appendicitis
Dr LeGrand Guerry of Columbia told Atlantic City physicians at the AMA convention that only 45 appendicitis operations with two deaths show mortality of three tenths of 1 percent. He urged delaying surgery until diagnosis within 36 hours if possible, allowing the infection to localize and tissues to resist infection, and cautioned against hasty removal.
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Columbia
Atlantic City
Guerry
Dr. Guerry
Anner
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American Medical Association
Vention
Dr. LeGrand Guerry
Georgetown Drug Co
D. J. Crowley
Phenix Furniture Co
Mercer Brothers
H. P
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Survival OF the Fittest Club
South Carolina
Georgetown County
OH. N. Bourne