Larkspur Threatens Cattle On Gunnison Forest
National forest officials fight deadly larkspur with fences digging out plants and reseeding with timothy to crowd out the weed. Experiments show root contains poison and timing of planting timothy could curb spread while guard lines protect dangerous grazing areas.
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Guonison National Forest
Colorado
Jarkapur
Bureau of Plant Industry
Forest Service
Gunnison Forest
J. C. Thomas
Crawford, Cor
Coffee Packaging Credit and Money Back Policy
A fragmented elderly ad notes a coffee brand claiming credit on the package and promising a money back burden not required. It mentions grocers returning over payments and references a boat and Mecbillicg’s brand, reflecting a puzzling OCR error.
Woodpeckers Destroy Telegraph Poles Across West
Washington reports woodpeckers sweeping the south and west, especially Texas Arizona and California, drilling hundreds of holes in telephone and telegraph poles. Western Union and Tilinoia Central officials cite extensive damage and dangerous pole weakening with theories ranging from mistaken insect sounds to possible storage of acorns.
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Washington
Texas
Arizona
California
Forest Service
Western Union
Tilinoia Centrals
Covington,Tenn
Alaska wheat debunked as a fake boom
Washington officials say the Alaska wheat hype is a deception aimed at farmers. Experts note the grain has been known for years, tested for 16 years in the western United States, and never yielded enough to matter. It is described as a poor quality wheat unsuitable for typical farming soils.
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Wester States
Lirkspur
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Alaska
Cardiff
Europe
United States
France
Eight Shetland Ponies to Race at Greater Oregon Fair
A Fresno owned herd of eight Shetland ponies will race daily at the Greater Oregon state fair from September 14 to 19. Each pony under 42 inches tall will run one quarter of a rise, with hay stock tea provided. The ponies will entertain children and be a highlight for youngsters at the big fair.
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Oregon
Hibernians Open State Convention in Lynn Mass
Hundreds of Irishmen fill Lynn Massachusetts as the state convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians opens in the city on August 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Catholic Relief Council Meets in Rochester Session
The aid council of the Catholic Relief and Beneficiary association held a triennial meeting in Rochester on August 25, with officials and delegates present to discuss relief programs and beneficiary actions.
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Rochester
Aiite Council of the
Catholic Relief and Beneficiary Association
Western Banks Plan to Replace Silver With Paper Money
North Yakima banks weigh shifting from silver to paper currency to cut express charges on gold and silver shipments. Local bankers cite high costs from sub treasury transfers and demand for currency by western residents, noting cultural preferences for gold or silver over paper money and questioning public acceptance. The piece discusses regional coin usage, then abruptly shifts to tonnage statistics for eastern states and agricultural output, highlighting Kentucky hay potential versus New York and other states.
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Yakim
Yaklima Republic
North
Yaklina
Yakima Valley
Sub-Treasury
San Francisco
Pacific Coasts
North Yakima
H. C. Lucas
Yakima Trust Company
Rentccy
Wight
Young Mothers and the Child’s Health
A passage urges maintaining a healthy mother during and after pregnancy. It emphasizes the mother’s strong constitution impacts the infant and highlights the need for restoring the feminine system to normal health through careful care and support.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Claims Health Boost
Mrs M Gilmer of West Union 8 C writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health and she is now a mother of a baby girl. Paul Oliver of St Martin ie La says it cured his wife's female troubles and he praises the medicine. The ad extols the compound as a standard remedy for female ills with thousands cured and urges trial.
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M. Gilmer
West Union
8. C
Pinkham
Lydia
Lydia B. Pinkham
Hay crop of 1907 valued at 743 million in U S
The 1907 hay crop covered 44 028 000 acres with a 1 45 ton per acre yield, producing 63 677 000 tons valued at 743 502 000. New York leads production with 5 996 000 tons, Iowa second, cotton value near 721 647 237 for 1908.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wines
Indiana
Kansas
Connecticut
Kentucky
New York
United States
Lowa
City Steam Dye Works Restores Gowns To Fresh Look
It seems incredible to believe that a gown once hopelessly soiled can be renovated to a beautiful color and look as if made this season after cleaning at City Steam Dye Works. Delicate shades of pink blue or lavender are restored and ladies' old gowns are made to look good as new when cleaned here. Work called for and delivered.
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Jarkspur
ManZan Pile Remedy Offered At 60 Cents
An advertisement claims the operation for piles will not be necessary with ManZan Pile Remedy priced at 60 cents and sold by A Kooppen & Broa. The text lists the product as guaranteed.
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A. Kooppen & Broa
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Schaffner& Marx
Schloss Bros
Schloss Bros & CD
Fine Clothes Makers
Baltimore and
A. C. Koeppen & Broa
Covington
Galloway
Trish
Catholic Convention
Oregonian
Yakima
Congress
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Lydia E. Pinkham
J, L. Vaughan
Court St
City Steam Dye Works
Copvaa
THE
Cor. Main & Court Sts
A. C. Friedly, Mgr
Nellie
New Illustrated Song
Robert Fenner
Saltair Palace
Salt Lake
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