Freund Ranch Sells 160 Acres In 20 Acre Tracts Near Chumstick
Freund land notes 160 acres divided into twenty acre tracts crossing the Chumstick with good land timber and water. Trade for residence property in town. Visit the office or have Mr Freund show the land. Choose and show your house for a trade.
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Will Raise Price of Bread by Bakers in Chicago
Chicago apr 20 bakers plan to add 1 or 2 cents to bread and biscuits before May 1 as the Master Bakers Association confirms price increases. The president warns firms face bankruptcy if costs stay high after sanitation rules and material prices bite. Over 50 bakers have already left business recently due to high material costs and sanitation enforcement.
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Jewish Bakers of Chicago
Master Bakers’ Association
Senator Aldrich Leads Tariff Discussion in Senate
Senator Aldrich of Rhode Island, chairman of the finance committee, is described as a leader in the tariff discussion in the upper house.
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Aldrich
Upper National House
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Beatification ceremonies for Joan of Arc held in St Peter's
In Rome on April 19, about 3000 French pilgrims and most French bishops attended the beatification of Joan of Arc at St. Peter's. Cardinals and descendants of the saint’s followers were present as the solemn rites were carried out with the pope’s absence noted.
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Rome
France
Joan of Arc
St. Peter's
Special Devotion Replaces Veneration Ceremony
A solemn service was held with special devotion replacing the ceremony of veneration of relics, noting that no relics exist in this case.
War Department Drops Santa Barbara Oil Pipeline Case
The secretary of war rules against federal action in the dispute between Santa Barbara and the Union Oil Company over wastewater pollution from pipelines and tanks. The engineering department and attorney general found no remedy, and the secretary directs that only the state may handle the matter if at all due to lack of federal jurisdiction.
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Secretary of War
Santa Barbara
Union Oil Company
Department
War Department
Mob Lynches Four White Men in Ada Jail Riot
A mob of about 200 men stormed the county jail in Ada Oklahoma at 3 this morning and lynched four white men. The victims were J. B. Miller of Fort Worth Texas charged with the murder of A A Bobbitt a wealthy cattleman. D B Burrell Jesse West and Joseph Allen named as alleged accomplices.
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Okla
J. B. Miller
Fort Worth
Tex
A. A. Bobbitt
D. B. Burrell
Jesse West
Joseph Allen
Markets Report from Portland Wheat and Hay Prices
Prairie markets list wheat tracks from club to red Russian with prices from $1.08 to $1.30 per bushel while oats, barley and hay values stretch across Oregon and Washington. Butter eggs wool and hops show mid autumn values with contract and local variations and regional dairy output noted for Willamette Valley Puget Sound and Washington creamery. The report aggregates commodity quotes for grains hay dairy and fiber products across multiple regional markets.
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Captain Hains Trial Opens in Flushing Court
In New York on April 19 Captain Peter C. Hains Jr. faced a murder charge in the killing of William J. Annis at Bayside last August. Judge Garretson presided as the trial began in the Supreme Court courtroom.
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New York
Supreme Court
Flushing
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Tudge Garretson
William J. Annis
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Last of Postal Frauds Dropped in Washington Probe
United States District Attorney Baker drops six cases tied to the post office department investigation of 1903 38. Indictments against August W Machen Thomas W McGregor Maurice Runkle and others linked to mail bags and package boxes contracts are dismissed for lack of evidence. Bribery charges against McKiehan Huntington Kupper and Long were also nolled.
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United States
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Post Office Department
August W. Machen
Free Delivery Service
Thomas W. McGregor
Maurice Runkle
Machen
George H. Huntington
Isaac M. McKiehan
McKiehan
Huntington
John T. Kupper
William C. Long
Des Moines Hit by Heavy Hail and Windstorm
A violent hail and windstorm struck Des Moines and central Iowa on Sunday. Downtown plate glass windows were blown in and cellars flooded. In Stuart hail stones weighing about a half pound damaged peach buds and caused extensive damage.
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Stuart
Mrs Longworth Suffering Nervous Prostration In Washington
Mrs Alice Longworth in Washington is reported to be suffering from nervous prostration. She goes out as part of the remedy toward restoration but has kept to herself and not received guests. Her condition is not regarded as serious.
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Alice Longworth
Monument to Henry Chadwick Unveiled in Brooklyn
In Greenwood cemetery Brooklyn a monument to Henry Chadwick the father of baseball was unveiled today in the presence of baseball men of high and low degree and others interested in the national game.
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New York
Henry Chadwick
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
Notice of final five year proof for homestead land
Alfred Moon of Leavenworth Washington filed notice of intention to make final five year proof for a homestead claim on sw 4 section 34 township 26 north range 18 east Willamette meridian. The proof is to be given before J E Shore U S Commissioner at Leavenworth May 5 1909 with witnesses Randolph A Heinrichs John B Cahill Ernest J Heinrichs and William Douglas all of Leavenworth WA.
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U.S. Land Office
Waterville
Wash
Alfred Moon
Leavenworth
Township
E.w.in
J. E. Shore
U.S
Randolph A. Heinrichs
John B. Cahill
Ernest J. Heinrichs
William Douglas
Washington
W. F. Haynes
Register
William Sears Seeks Final Proof on Washington Land Claim
William P. Sears of Telma Washington filed intent to make final five year proof for land in township 27 range 16 KH with serial 05714. before U S commissioner J E Shore at Leavenworth on May 1 1909 witnesses Elmer Batchelor Maryine Logan George Brown and Joseph Duncan all of Telma.
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U.S. Land Office
Waterville
William P. Sears
Telma
Wash
J. EK. Shore
U. S
Leavenworth
Elmer EB. Batchelor
Maryine 0. Logan
George W. Brown
Joseph A. Duncan
Washington
Land Office Notice of Land Purchase Application
William McOue of Ephrata Grant County Washington filed a coal declaratory statement for section 24 township 2 1 2 north range 17 E W M and now applies to purchase the land under sections 2848 to 2852 U S Revised Statutes Adverse claimants or objectors must file affidavits of protest by May 15 1909 W F Haynes Register.
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Wash
William Mc Oue
Ephrata
Grant
State of Washington
W. M
W. F. Haynes
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