Paton Made Socks and Prison Labor in Utah State Penitentiary
Salt Lake August 31 report reveals Utah convicts knit 144000 pairs of cotton socks annually in the state prison. About 206 inmates including two women are housed behind penitentiary walls, with some serving life terms for murder and burglary. The factory also produces brushes and cinches, while the prison’s self-sustaining system may return about $15,000 to the state if costs stay within recent averages.
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Utah Convrete
Salt Lake
Utah
Kane County
Cache County
Utah State Prison
Tno
Abe Mapers
James Shockley
Nathan Haworth
Lfe
Penitention
Pratt
Cure for a severed foot with Cuticura remedies
John M. of Alliance Ohio recounts four years of agonizing pain after a foot injury. He details unsuccessful treatments by physicians until using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Within months the leg healed as if never troubled and he offers letters for inquiries. June 27 1906.
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John M
Arch Ave
Alliance
Ohio
Cleanliness Unequaled at Salt Lake Lab Penitentiary
The article notes no house in Salt Lake is as clean as the penitentiary. Convicts perform the work and are compelled to do it well. The kitchen, bakery, where 7000 pounds of flour are used monthly, cell houses, and workshops are all kept spotless.
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Salt Lake
Lab
Umatilla Chronicle Admits Misleading Phrase Rendering
Compiled from the last issue the Umatilla Chronicle concedes the misleading tag Umatilla by the Sea and acknowledges being 180 miles off. It notes plans by Col. H. G. Newport to lease five acres for a reclamation service pipe and cement works employing 25 to 36 men to lay five miles of cement pipes. Reforming river work by Master Saling improves the bed and a breakwater to restore the river’s old bed. The city council plans an electric plant and water system extensions this fall, with a new engine and higher water revenues linked to schoolhouse and eastern city areas.
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Umatilla
Umatilla-by-the-Sea
Ermiston Pipe Works
H. G. Newport
Hermiston
Reclamation Service
Puan
Saling
Death of Pioneer M Baker of La Grange
Last evening after long illness death claimed Hon M Baker a pioneer of eastern Oregon He led Iowa delegates to the Chicago Republican convention and helped secure Lincoln's renomination He moved to Iowa then Grand Ronde valley in 1872 became among La Grange early settlers and long served Republican causes The Adventist camp meeting tonight discusses The Rise of Churches Why Are There So Many led by Elder L A Gibson Elder Standage will not participate in tonight services.
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la Granite
M. Baker
Oregon
Iowa
Abraham Lincoln
Union Rothive Republican
Wi Agein
Arnestrove
Cern
Adventia
L. A. Gibson
Standage
Greatest Cotton Year In History In The U S
Charlotte North Carolina August 31 according to the statistics for the year ending today the past year has been the greatest cotton year in the history of this country. The crop was large and many new cotton mills were built and other manufacturing establishments using cotton as a raw material. Cotton consumption has greatly increased with many additions made during the year.
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Charlotte
N. C
Ten Years in Bed Kidney Cure Story
R A Gray of Oakville Indiana says ten years in bed with kidney disease left him unable to move at times. After consulting top doctors with no relief he then used Foley's Kidney Cure and found it a Godsend cited by Koeppen Drug Store.
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R. A. Gray
J. P
Oakville
Ind
Foley
Koeppen Drug Store
One Fall for Round Trip to Irriga wo Congress
An exceptionally low rate of fare for a Boise irrigation congress trip is offered by the O R N and Oregon Short Line from all points to Boise Idaho September 3 to 8. Tickets on sale September 1 and 2. For details contact EB C Smith Pendleton OR. Foley's Honey and Tar praised by M T Lynch editor Phillipsburg Daily Post in New Jersey. Koeppen Drug Store endorses.
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Bolse City
National Irrigation Congress
Boise
Idaho
EB. C. Smith
Pendleton
New Jersey
M. T. Lynch
Phillipsburg
N. J
Daily Post
Foley
Koeppen
Four Neighbors Detained Over Cripple Dodge Spree
City police rounded up four individuals accused of carrying out a spree described as cripple dodge around town. Chief Jackson vows prevention measures as action continues.
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Jackson
Baker Democrat
O R N Company Offers Salem State Fair Round Trip Fare
The O R N company announces round trip tickets from any point on its lines to Salem Oregon for the Oregon State fair September 10 to 12. Fare is one and one third for round trip. For details contact BE C Smith agent Pendleton Oregon.
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O. R. & N. Company
Salem
Oregon
Hay Fever Remedies Promoted at Local Stores
Advertised remedies claim Foley's Honey and Tar relieves difficult breathing and soothes inflamed air passages for hay fever and colds. The product is touted as genuine in yellow packaging at Koeppen Drug Store. Scants of bargains said to await on Des Plans Cash Store counters at ten cents.
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Koeppen Drug Store
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