Let Us Try To Destroy Hail Storms In Eaton District
The article argues hail damage to crops is substantial and urges research into hail suppression methods used in Europe. It notes a potential pilot study with a modest budget, requests county funding for investigation, and discusses varied public reactions to storm reports and political commentary. It also references editorial opinions on local politics and a national party conflict.
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Eaton District
France
Italy
Europe
McCrery
Commercial Club
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Eaton
Board of County Commissioners
Pay for Work and Negligence Debate in Congress
The article, continuing from Page One, argues pay for work policies are favored over contributory negligence by employees, suggesting lawmakers have chosen measures that defend the employer. It also calls for congressional action on occupational diseases and criticizes dangerous chemical manufacturing such as white phosphorous matches once common in Europe.
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Congress
Europe
Taft Declines to Attend Billion Dollar Lawn Party
Beverly Mass August 6 1909 President Taft declined to attend the Pride's Crossing Vermont event hosted by Harry Clay Frick denying reports from the White House. The White House stated Taft would be the only non millionaire on the grounds and he had no intention to be there.
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Taft
Beverly
Mass
North Shore
United States
Harry Clay Frick
Pride’s Crossing
White House
Sequoia and General Grant Parks Highlight Giant Trees
A department of the interior circular details Sequoia and General Grant national parks. It lists thirteen sequoia groves with over 12,000 trees larger than ten feet in diameter and profiles the tallest giants such as General Sherman Abraham Lincoln William McKinley General Grant and George Washington. The circular explains viewing routes maps distances birds lists and park regulations with free access from the interior department.
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Sequoia
General Grant National Parks
Department of the Interior
Sequoia National Park
General Sherman
Abraham Lincoln
William McKinley
General Grant Park
General Grant
George Washington
Sequoia Park
Pacific Coast
Brockway resigns as county horticulturist to become minister
Fort Collins reports T C Brockway resigns as county horticulturist and will move with Mrs. Brockway to Butte Montana to take the pastorate of a Unitarian church. No successor named until spring. About 200000 young trees shipped this year were inspected and orchards checked for pests. Further work ends with the season. another inspector to be named in spring.
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Fort Collins
T. C. Brockway
Brockway
Butte
Mont
Unitarian Church
Montana
Robert W Speer Fined for Contempt in Denver Court
Robert W Speer publisher of the Times was fined 1000 dollars and given five days in the county jail by Judge Shattuck in the West Side court for publishing contempt of court articles. Tears flowed from the judge as he pronounced the sentence, and he did not offer a Bible as he sometimes does to offenders.
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Denver
Colo
Robert W. Speer
the Times
Harvesters deny Sherman act charges in U S suit
International Harvester answers United States anti trust bill in St Paul court. It denies restraints of trade and unfair practices while arguing prior wasteful industry and profits rising as new lines and foreign trade expand from 1903 to 1911.
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St. Paul
International Harvester Company
United States
United States District Court
Germany Targets Work Shy with New Prussian Law
A new Prussian law empowers towns to compel idle individuals to work and punishes those who burden public aid. Detention may occur in correctional schools or sanatoria, with release after a year and a three month trial period to improve. The plan includes open-air detention and earnings handover on discharge. Germany opens Bedburg colony for the unsound mind, a 36 cottage retreat costing over 2.5 million dollars with self supporting aims. The facility houses up to 2,000 poor residents, offering agriculture, kitchens, and crafts to reduce costs and improve treatment.
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Paris
Germany
Bedburg
Cleves
Rhine Province
Eaton Visitors Gather From Iowa and Missouri
Mrs. Margaret Ellis of Motor Iowa visits her sister Mrs W B Longwith in Eaton Aug 6. Tomorrow Mrs EB Stewart sister of Mr Longwith will arrive from Missouri for a visit. The Stewart family is touring the west by automobile and is in Fort Morgan today.
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Faton
Margaret Ellis
Motor
Iowa
W. B. Longwith
Longwith
EB. C. Stewart
Missouri
Stewart
West
Fort Morgan
Tafts Attend Funeral of Mrs Taft’s Father in Cincinnati
President Taft and Mrs. Taft left Washington for Cincinnati to attend the funeral of John W. Herron Mrs Taft’s father who died there early yesterday. The president plans to return to Washington Thursday morning.
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Washington
Taft
Patterson Loses at Pueblo Democratic State Assembly
In Pueblo Colorado on August 6 the Democratic State Assembly seated the Adams Maupin Denver delegation and shut out the Patterson Arnold faction. The event promises ongoing tensions as the assembly adjourned with continued infighting.
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Patterson
Pueblo
Democratic
Colo
Democratic State Assembly
Denver
Patterson-Arnold
County Teachers Examination Date Announced in Greeley
The county examination for teachers certificates will take place in the district court room at the courthouse in Greeley on Thursday and Friday August 15 and 16. Applicants should arrive by 9 a.m. High school tests will be held Saturday, the following day.
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Greeley
Waiter Becomes Consul in Washington Appointment
Talmage G. Latham, 24, a former Chicago waiter of five years, is appointed to the U S consular service in Washington. He earned a Northwestern University law degree and a bachelor’s from Northwestern after arriving in Chicago with little money six years ago. He left for Washington yesterday to take the post, saying ambition and steady work overcome poverty.
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Chicago
Talmage G. Latham
United States
Washington
Latham
Northwestern University Law School
Northwestern University
St. Paul
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Carlson
H. E B. Churchill
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Republican Judicial Committee
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Eighth Judicial District
Churchill
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Theodore Roosevelt
Sequoia and
General Grant Parks
Sanatoria
Henry C. Luther
Bank Blk
Greeley, Colo
L. L. Stimson Engineering CO
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Eighth St
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Franklin
Opera House
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Great
Gilbert Bros
Pikes Peak
Colorado Springs
Manitou, Colo
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Denver, Colo
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