Facts About Denatured Alcohol Fuel Law and Farmers Benefit
The article explains how the new law removing the alcohol tax and funding administration will aid farmers and manufacturers. It notes lower production costs, potential use of more wood alcohol as denaturant, nationwide distilleries, and improved lighting with alcohol replacing kerosene. It highlights regulation details, regional assembly support, and expected economic impact for rural areas.
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Marshall
North Dakota
Murdock
Kansas
Yerkes
Germany
Pure Food Law Enacted Tightens Drug Labeling Rules
The Pure Food law combines features of the senate and house bills to close loopholes. It requires labeling of quantities for cocaine, heroin, chloral hydrate, acetanilid and more in patent medicines and establishes standards under the pharmacopeia. It aims to curb adulteration and misbranding with Department of Agriculture enforcement. Public vigilance is urged to back enforcement and protect consumers.
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House
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Card of Thanks Following Illness and Death of John J. Wallis
The Wallis family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during illness and after the death of John J. Wallis and for the floral tributes. Sincerely Hattie Wallis Elsie Wallis W L Wallis G W Wallis J EF Wallis.
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Hattie Wallis
Elsie Wallis
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J. EF. Wallis
Ancient Cliff Dwellers Lecture Impresses College Audience
Dr George L Cole spoke on ancient cliff dwellers at the college chapel Friday night. Nine years of field work across Colorado Utah New Mexico and Arizona informed his vivid slide show of cliff dwellings. He argued for a developed civilization with multi story homes perched high above rivers and disproved the idea of primitive peoples. His son Fuy Cole a government archaeologist focused on philippine explorations awaiting funding and Berlin study as preparations continue.
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George L. Cole
College Chapel
Cole
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Arizona
Ile
Berlin
Island
Modern Cliff Dwellers Lecture At College Chapel
Dr. Coles second lecture in Pasadena California presented at the college chapel before a sizeable audience. He spoke on the Pueblo people with views and talk on their homes social life religion and customs. He noted that the oldest form of social life places the woman as head of the family and inheritance carrier.
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Cole
Pasadena
Cal
College Chapel
Cliff
Colorado Canyon Scenes by Dr Cole at Methodist Church
Dr. Geo L Cole presented a Colorado canyon lecture with numerous color pictures and personal river visit notes. His exhibit offered explorer informed views rather than generic travel shots, detailing scenes not shown by others and linking them to a broader study of cliff dwellers.
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Geo. L. Cole
Methodist Church
Grand Canyon
Colorado River
Cole
Canyon
Ao Explorer
Six year old Dwight Coursey hosts lawn birthday party
On Saturday evening six year old Dwight Coursey celebrated with a birthday party on his parents lawn. A luncheon was served on a long table with place cards and ribbons in national colors. Attendees included Ryland Kibbee Mary Kibbee Wel en Green Harold Green Verne Shaw Lorese Shaw and others from Watertown Minneapolis and nearby areas. The party ran from 4 to 7 starting with guests arriving and gifts given.
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Ryland
Mary Kibbee
Welen
Harold Green
Verne
Lorese Shaw
Watertown
Francis
Wil
Saved His Comrade's Life With Cholera Remedy
A comrade from Elgin Illinois near Washington City fell ill with cholera morbus while returning from the Grand Army Encampment. J S Houghland Eldon Iowa reports he used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, believes it saved the man’s life. Sold by all druggists.
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Washington City
Elgin
Ill
Cholrera Morbus
J. S. Houghland
Eldon
Iowa
Chamberlain
Scrapped Over an Account Ends in Street Brawl
Bloodstains on Main Street near Sixth Avenue mark a conflict between Charles Olson and Al Ode gard over a $5 debt. Olson allegedly struck Ode gard, slamming his head on the sidewalk. a cut required stitching. No police report or arrests followed.
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Sixth Avenue
Charles Olson
al Odegard
Olson
Odevard
Dr. Bower
Watter
Wives of musicians meet as band plays both tunes
On a city street a new mother with triplets recalls how after her honeymoon the town band serenaded her with Three Little Maids From School and Sextette from Lucia di Lammermoor, drawing surprised comments from a companion wife.
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