Fractured OCR Note Mentions Congress and Michigan Representative
A fragmentary OCR text references a congressman from Michigan and mentions embers of the national representatives, with unclear dates and a sketchy political note. The readable parts point to ongoing discussions or doctrine, but specifics are obscured by garbled wording.
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Figton
First Glass Cooking Coal Advertisement
An advertisement extols Silver Creek Splint coal as a cleaner hotter soft coal option for cook stoves. It promotes reduced nuisance from clogging and soot and urges trying Western Kentucky and West Virginia splint coals for heating stoves, claiming ease for households.
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Virginia
Kentucky
Bill to curb counterfeit fabrics and leathers in interstate commerce
The article recounts Lindquist’s fight for a federal law ensuring pure fabrics and leathers, similar to food and drug guarantees. He alleges misappropriation of his bill by Congressman Pepper and mentions support from Georgia’s Adamson and the National Laundrymen, with a $50,000 appropriation to push passage. Lindquist plans a New Orleans meeting to rally the laundry group.
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Wolverine ‘Statesman
Lindaurst
United States
Efae
Willian) A. Adamgon
Georgia
Conge
Lindquat
Georgia Cogressman
Wilson
Adamson
Lindquist
Woods
Towa
Republican National Committee
Michigan
Alin
National Laundrymen's Association
National Laundrymen’s Association
New Orleans
Don’t Turn Cattle on Stalks
Washington reports the agriculture department clarifies risks from turning cattle into fields with standing corn stalks after harvest. Cattle deaths occur rapidly with no warning, sometimes on one farm but not neighboring fields. Experts lack a proven cause. advise not turning cattle into stalks and to cut stalks early and feed only after drying and removing from the fold.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Corn Belt
Middle
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Atock
Miners Bodies Recovered in Stage Canyon Mine
Ragone workers recovered 219 bodies from Stage Canyon Fuel Co mine No 2 in Cannon New Mexico. Rescue teams cleared wreckage and removed the dead in a midnight effort, bringing the total fatalities to 219.
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Cannon
N. M
Ragone
Stage- Canyon Fuel Company
Ipeoath
Ming Ince
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