Fragmentary note on foreign labor and US transmission
A short, incomplete line notes that something from the United States was worked into usable form by foreign labor, then brought back and presented as cold to the American people. The fragment hints at a cycle of labor and import but lacks concrete details or names.
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The
Contract Let For The Dalles Celilo Canal Segment
The acting Secretary of War awards the first canal segment contract on the Columbia river around the Celilo narrows to Smyth and Jones of Portland Oregon for 29426170 dollars. Completion is required by December 31 1906 and work will start soon.
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Washington D
Dalles Celilo Canal
Celilo Narrows
Columbia River
Smyth and Jones
Portland
Oregon
Cheerfully Recommended for Rheumatism Note
Danville testimonial claims Ballard's Snow Liniment cured rheumatic pain after four years of illness. Patient writes 1901 12 02 praising relief and recommends the product to others with similar afflictions. Newlin Drug Co listing present.
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O G Higbee
Danville
Ballard
Newlin Drug Co
Louis J Krager
Germany
Holland
Salt Lake City
Newlin 'Rug Co
American wool imports and potential domestic labor impact
The piece compares import value of woolen goods in eleven months of 1905 to domestic production. It calculates that replacing imports with American woolen fabric would require about 9,375 to 10,227 wage earners for a year, yielding over 3.7 million dollars in wages and boosting domestic employment. It notes wool and other raw materials are shipped abroad.
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