Wool and weather swirl through wider world news
A Midwest Montana wool clip for 1914 is predicted by veteran buyer Joseph Streng as 26 million pounds. Nevada snowstorms accompany sudden cold as Deer Lodge plans a 14 day race meeting starting August 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jintermountain
Montana
Joseph Streng
Eivemann Brothers
Nevada
Deer Lodge
Mont
Frank Guthrie
Dillon
Au Brigham
Utah
Huerta Delegates Reiterate Pledge on Retirement Timing
The Mexican delegation at the peace conference says Huerta will retire when the country is politically pacified. They dispute misinterpretations of his pledge and insist they will not cling to power while guerrilla bands remain active.
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Olffin
Defege Ton
Kre
Onto
George H. York
Telfax
Iowa
Leavenworth
Gaiity
Quebec
Montreal
Mexico
New York
Manuel Calva
Vera Crug
Puerto Mexico
Torreoquad Saltillo
Datano Sunt
Sanguir
Mindabao
Ippines
Balaklava
Wille Richie Preddie
Hae
Jack Johnson
Sam Langford
Daily Express
Edward Grey
Bri
Wil
Villa Showld
Ragent
William S Beathe
Mexico City
Chamber of Deputies
Vincense Peragh
Louvre
Pere
Rim Wole
Muerta
Huerta
UDM
Bronville
Siwanoy Country Club
Clu
Brukes
RITES FOR WRECK VICTIMS IN TORONTO ARENA
Seventy six Salvation Army victims of the Empress of Ireland sinking were buried in Toronto with Commissioner McKie presiding. A large Ontario crowd formed a funeral procession from the arena to the cemetery, with flags, bands, and survivors in attendance. Other scattered items describe unrelated incidents across the country, including a Chicago accident and suffragist actions in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Salvation Army
Sioner McKie
Army
General Hooth
Ontario
McKie
Huertys action may cause war and threaten Tampico crisis
A sweeping article contends General Huertys blockade of Tampico risks breaking international law and drawing U S war vessels into intercepting ships carrying arms for the constitutionalists. Washington aims to prevent a breakdown of talks at Niagara Park as tensions mount and delegates may withdraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagare Palle
Tampico
United States
Mexico
Huerta
Tamplon
Washington
Ft Teverstood
Badger
Niagara Park
Prevent Disease in Calves
Calf rear ing faces two major scourges white scour and lune affection. Prevention relies on strict sanitation from birth, cleansing the calf housing, dressing the navel with carbolic solution, and keeping bedding dry. Calves should receive ample bedding and early acid dressing to combat infection.
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W. A. Gilbert
Calves At Risk In Cold Wet Weather Warned
The text warns that calves kept outdoors in cold wet conditions may become ill. It urges providing warm shelter and dry bedding, ample space, and careful feeding to keep calves comfortable and healthy.
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Westber
Fragmentary OCR Note Yields Unclear Content
Text shows garbled phrases and nonstandard words making meaning unclear. No identifiable people places or events emerge from the readable fragments. Further legible material needed to form a coherent headline and summary.
Woman Recalls Pain Relief Claim in Advertised Remedy
An advertisement fragment from Peaakaite describes a woman suffering backache and side pains who reportedly found relief after taking several bottles of a remedy sold in Farm, 162 hia, Pa. The text mentions Voastabinos as the product and includes misplaced letters and garbled place names.
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Providence
Thresh Misses Train as Bird Nests Over Heating Pipe
A fragmented report from Limavady Ulster describes a thrush nest built above a steam pipe in a railway carriage between Limavady and Londonderry. The train left Londonderry late and the mother thrush returned to tend the nest, prompting railway officials to withdraw the carriage from service during hatching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limavady
Ulster
Ireland
Londonderry
Thrush
Linsvedy
Railway of Metals
Servicw
Ees
Intent Listener Reflects on Listening and Money Chase
A fragmented quote suggests a politician who stays attuned to the public mood might hear much and gain insight. Another speaker, Yeo, responds to Genstar Garghue with contrasting views on ears and aches. A proverb warns about making money a god and finding the devil in it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeo
Genstar Garghue
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Woodward W. Duke
J. B. Duke
American Tobacco Company
Sliver Creek
Park City
Frederick Mott
Goodby
Butte
James Allen
Hoopers, Iown
Neth Hoogeterp
Sorenson
Kansas
State Tax Commission
Charles H. Straus
New England Mutual Insurance Comm
Fvarsiga
State Lavor Com
Oleakper
New York City
Carl Dresmer
Herma Moerathal Hall
Deseo
Francieco Ia & Paint Shop
Lowe
New Jersey Supreme Court
Patrick Quinlen
Industrial Workers of the World
Storstad Aa
Lasading Pacific Railway
Valltead
Amdrew
Carnegie
Aiother
Amvdes
Carnegie Snetiellog of Technology
Carnegie Lapuliute
House
Senate
Panama Canal
France
Louise
Owen
Thomas
Bharroth
Cummings
Panama
Houston
Department of Agriculture
Bian
Richmond
Cal
Burke Simmons
Winslow
William H. Cage
San Diego
Almitg
Mra. Dogg
Chicago
Charly Bale
Hawthorne
London
Distarie
Tx Westutuiser
Oratory
Brownton
Litsees
Ourieg
Chicago, Agua & Quincy
Pameenger
Bos
Kesese
Seeukell
Piicher
Mike Cape
Manase
Gant of
Biuart
Gotham
Tay
Huerty
Idaho
Pocatello
Idah
Frank Barnett
J. A. High
Ora
Mr. Barnett
Fred Barnett
Salt Lake City
Sig Bteast
Saltee
Wells
Gardions
Balt Sake City
Caddie
Promina
Mise
Georgie Say
Homer Redeheaver
Billy” Bunday
Evangeliat
Abefareuli
Bowth Dakotas
Percupe
Fred Hewthorn
Ancona
Haly
Bamber
Interiar
Berlin
Mathenaslery
Stak Peewee
Fulere Money Makers
Ohno
Imma
Mrubes
Ted
Gryoree
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