Health reports flag sick totals amid camp move plan
The army doctors note many sickness entries are inflated by minor ailments in Shafter camp, while Secretary Alger will relocate troops to a healthier site near Montauk Point Long Island. The land offers fresh water a lake a hill and saltwater bathing as part of encampment preparations.
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Pittsburg Firm Wins First Abroad Steel Plate Order
A Pittsburg company received an order from Belfast Ireland for 770 tons of steel plates for steamship construction at a major Belfast yard. It marks the first such foreign order and signals accelerated U S shipbuilding material exports amid wartime boastful commentary. Wm Carson of Fairfield arrived with a broken arm treated by Dr. Steele.
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Port of Ponce Welcomes Americans as War Advances
The port of Ponce Porto Rico surrendered to Commander H. Davis of the auxiliary gunboat Dixie with no resistance. Major General Miles arrived with Ernest and Wilson's brigades. Hineat's brigade moved toward Monee which capitulated. American troops push toward the mountains to join Henry's brigade at Yuneo. Spaniards ambushed and were repulsed by American infantry after a cavalry clash. London reports alert on peace terms risking Spanish return. McKinley and Davis urged to maintain humanitarian aims and support for Spain remains denied.
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Factory Repairs Advance at Wilson and Gaddie Beet Plant
Wilson and Gaddie have the contract to build the new beet shed with a force of new men expected to finish by August 30. The stock room is completed and stocked under a store keeper. Silos are finished and ready to hold pulp as the factory is overhauled for the run. Supt. Valles will sample beers from August 10 until the run ends with reduced sampling this year. A flume will return overflow water to the beet shed head for transporting beets into the factory, replacing sewer discharge.
Excursion fare notes for Northern Utah Idaho and Oregon Short Line
Vague notice describes a rail excursion to Northern Utah, Idaho and Oregon Short Line with reduced rates. Tickets appear valid for a few days with a four day limit and limited transit days. Campbell is referenced for details.
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Tough Weather Boosts Crops and Farm Prospects
A Tribune item notes harsh weather benefits farmers with期待 a large mature harvest. It cites sugar beets apples rutabaga carrots grapes and lake activities as signs of good conditions and resilience for the season.
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Molasses Run Initiated At Factory Amid Campaign Prep
The factory starts working up molasses remaining from the last campaign, earlier than usual to clear old warehouses. Two shifts with about fifteen workers will operate as machinery is rearranged, with expectant progress toward a ten day to two week victory in the process.
Beet Culture Lessons From Local Growers
The La Grande Advocate notes that investment and labor in beet farming show improved trade and welfare for La Grande. It argues practical experience is essential to raise beets efficiently, predicting better yields and profits next season as growers learn proper timing and care.
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