How to Construct a Poultry House and Paint Tips
The article outlines site selection for poultry houses with good drainage and southern exposure notes, compares intensive and colony systems, fences, post spacing, and wing clipping. It also covers painting methods including primer, traditional whitewash, and weatherproof whitewash recipes. It also mentions workers opposing an eight hour law affecting Saturday and vacation rights.
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Department of Agriculture
Maine
Texas
California
Plymouth Rocks
Dairy Herd Records at Tribune Office
Local notice lists dairy herd records available at the Tribune office priced at fifty cents per dozen.
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Tribune
New Pope Benedict XV Elected From Italian Noble Line
Cardinal Giacomo della Chiesa archbishop of Bologna Italy was elected pope on Friday to succeed Pope Pius X who died August 20. He takes the name Benedict XV born November 21 1854 at Pegli Italy. He rose from minor Vatican officials to archbishop of Bologna in 1907 and was named a cardinal later. He is described as aristocratic yet simple in tastes a diplomat with a deep devotion to his mother and a fondness for home life when possible.
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Giacomo Della Chiesa
Bologna
Italy
Pope Pius X
Benedict XV
Pope Benedict XV
Pegli
Genes
Cardinal Rampolla
Leo XIII
Rampolla
Madrid
Mgr
Della Chiesa
Rome
Vatican
Secretariat of State
Secretariat
Cardinal Della Chiesa
L'Italia
Withal
Excelsior Mine to Erect 400 Stamp Mill and Ferndale Condensery Opens
News notes include a 400 stamp mill planned at Excelsior gold mine near Glacier and a Ferndale condensery set to begin operations on November 1. Elizabeth Aker gains a divorce from Knute Aker on cruelty grounds with child custody awarded to Mrs Aker. Lynden freight truck crashes into a plate glass window at Bellingham Fruit and Produce Co on Railroad Avenue.
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Excelsior
Glacier
Ferndale
Elizabeth Aker
Lynden
Bellingham Fruit and Produce Co
Railroad Avenue
Judge Sues Cement Co Over Noxious Fumes Damages
Judge Hardin files suit against Olympia Portland Cement Co for 2999.99 damages to his Mariatta road farm from smoke stack emissions. The case centers on noxious fumes and gas deposits affecting the ranch property.
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Hardin
Olympia Portland Cement Co
Mariatta Road
Occidental Fisheries Company organized at Bellingham
A new fish cannery firm to be known as the Occidental Fisheries Company has been organized at Bellingham by L. C. Waldo, J. H. Reifsnyder, Fred J. Wood, Thos R. Earles and Henry W. Parrott.
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The
Occidental Fisheries Company
Bellingham
L. C. Waldo
J. H. Reifsnyder
Fred J. Wood
Thos. R. Earles
Henry W. Parrott
Russians Slavs and Greeks Deported After Border Attempt
On a single day last week more than thirty aliens tried to cross the line from Canada into this county. All were promptly deported. The group consisted mainly of Russians Slavs and Greeks.
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Canada
County Assessors Report Decline in Slaughter Rates
Returns tabulated by the state tax commission show farmers and stockmen kept calves rather than slaughtered them in the past year. Counties report 25 to 50 percent more yearlings assessed than in 1913, with increases in dairy cows and hogs. Sheep numbers also rise more than 15 percent over 1913, signaling improved conditions.
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State Tax Commission
Liberty and University Freedom Amid Regulation
A formal defense of liberty in thought and teaching contrasts with rising regulatory pressures. The author argues liberty remains secure within the university if it preserves its spirit and lamp, predicting renewed faith in liberty once regulation proves limiting.
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CHE University
American chivalry and women’s safety praised in New York
The author lauds American public safety for women and the respect shown by men. He contrasts Paris and New York, noting a self supporting woman can earn a living and find housing in New York, unlike in Paris where insult and lack of respect hinder her.
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America
Paris
New York
The Open Schoolhouse and Affects of War on Beef Prices
The piece argues schools serve broader civic roles beyond youth education and urges inclusive, democratic schooling. It also notes war news from Europe has dampened optimism among Pacific Northwest cattlemen and predicts Australian beef imports will lower American meat prices by year’s start.
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United States
Europe
Pacific Northwest
East
Immigrant Origins Highlight 1910 Census Figures
The 1910 census shows nearly 33 million foreign born or of foreign origin in the United States, with 13.3 million foreign born whites and large numbers from Germany Austria Hungary Great Britain Ireland Russia and France. The piece urges avoiding foreign quarrels as WWI rages.
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United States
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Great Britaan
Ireland
Russia
France
Republic
Switzerland
Hanson Leads Progressive Nomination For U S Senator
The nominating primaries yielded a light turnout with under half of registered voters voting. Ole Hanson won the Progressive U S Senate nomination by a wide margin over Falconer, while other races showed Lynden and Lynden Township backing Progressive ballots and Wm. J. Biggar leading the congressional contenders.
Lynden Judges Race Tops Lynden Voting Totals
Judge Pemberton led Lynden town ship voting with 27 votes on the judicial ticket. Judge Chadwick followed with 18 votes and E. G. Mills with 17, while Chief Justice Crow polled 12 and Judge Gose received the remaining tally.
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Pemberton
Lynden Township
Chadwick
E. G. Mills
Crow
Gose
Lynden
Primary votes show judiciary leads with no majority
Early returns indicate no judiciary candidate reached a majority in the non partisan primary held on September 8 as Judge Chadwick leads, Judge Crow close behind. The Progressive party underperformed in Washington primaries but is forecast to gain strength in November to influence the state legislature and voters. A total of 1605 candidates filed for 390 offices, with fees totaling $23,424.
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Ole Hanson
United States
Falconer
Hanson
Progressive Party
Mr. Hanson
Lynden
Lynden Township
Wm. J. Biggar
Lin Hadley
Congress
Charles B. Sampley
Cryderman
Calamity Howling
Humphrey
Wesley Jones
Supreme Court
Crow, Chadwick
Guse
E. G. Mills
Pemberton
Judge Preble
North Yakima
Crank Humphries
Seattle
U. S
Cotterill
Turner
Adam H. Barth
Judiciary
Judge Chadwick
Crow
Washington
Republicans Lead In County Nominations Across State
Returns from 36 of 39 counties show Republicans filing for public office at more than twice the rate of any other party and surpassing the combined total of Democrats and Progressives.
Party aspirants by county filing fees statewide
The state lists 788 Republicans 372 Democrats 284 Progressives and 161 Socialists seeking county offices. King County tops filings with 3115 dollars, followed by Pierce 2366, Spokane 1972, Snohomish 1340, while all other counties stay under 1000 dollars.
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King County
Pierce County
Spokane
Snohomish County
Progressives fail to field tickets in several Washington counties
The Progressive party did not place a full slate of candidates in Asotin Columbia Klickitat Lewis Pend Oreille San Juan Skamania Thurston Whitman and Wahkiakum counties and only a skeleton ticket remains in Benton Clarke Douglas Ferry Jefferson Franklin Mason Okanogan Pacific and Yakima counties.
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Progressives
Asotin
Columbia
Klickitat
Lewis
Pend Oreille
San Juan
Skamania
Thurston
Whitman
Wahkiakum
Benton
Clarke
Douglas
Ferry
Jefferson
Franklin
Mason
Okanogan
Pacific
Yakima
Sparse Democratic filings across several Washington counties
No Democratic ticket has been put in the field in Thurston county, and only one Democrat has filed for any office in Island, Jefferson and Wahkiakum counties. Only a few aspirants have filed on the Democratic ticket in Klickitat, Pacific, Lewis, San Juan, Skagit, Snohomish and Whatcom counties.
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Thurston County
Island, Jefferson
Wahkiakum
Klickitat, Pacific
Lewis
San Juan
Skagit
Snohomish
Whatcom
Progressive Party Convention at Central Hall in Bellingham
The Progressive Party Convention will be held at Central Hall in Bellingham at two o'clock on September 12, inviting all Progressives of the county to attend.
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Progressive Party
Bellingham
Washington Crops Above the Average Report
The farm bulletin from the U S Department of Agriculture notes July conditions were near normal with crops overall above average. Open winter grains fared well, apples look good, and hops vary by region. Corn yield near normal, wheat prices and yields detailed. fruit and produce crops shown at various percentages of full yields.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Leon M. Estabrook
Department
Yakima
Supreme Court to hear Thurston five seven sisters measures
Five Thurston county superior court judges clash over rulings on the seven sisters initiative. All five disputed measures have reached the state supreme court, with oral arguments set for September 11. Measures 6 the blue sky bill and 11 the fish bill are not before the court due to ballot fate and signature shortages.
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Thurston County Superior Court
State Supreme Court
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
American Press Association
George Brandes
Denmark
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