Pacific Northwest Suited for Dairy Says Chief of Division
A. H. Rawl, head of the dairy division of the U S Department of Agriculture, told Portland businessmen that the Northwest is one of the world’s most favored dairy regions but is not reaching its potential. He urged more dairy cows and better stock, noting the Willamette valley could sustain a balanced agricultural system with greater dairy development. He cited $50,000 in available funding for dairy work on the coast and called for cooperation with local institutions.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Northwest
A. H. Rawl
Department of Agriculture
Hawl
Portland Commercial Clu
Northwest
Willatette Valley
Raw
Willamette Valley
Daly
Encourtetne
Whitman Glee Club Prepares Annual Tour
Whitman Glee Club from Walla Walla nears its annual tour with 17 selected members after initial rehearsals. The trip planned for April 12 or 13 will visit Spokane and Coeur dAlene area, featuring first tenors Atwater Bohannon Knight Sappington and second tenor Goorre among the named participants.
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Natches
Wash
Grover Greenslade
Walla Walla
Frank Kinder
Waiteburke
Ralph Woodruff
Virgil Bennington
Ritzville
Harold Crawford
Paul Garrett
Wenatcher
Drew Standrod
Pocatello
Newton Barrett
Tacoma
Chester Maxey
Ellensburg
Glen Morgan
Wallan Walla
Leo Oldright
John Stone
Thornton
Phil Knight
Spokane
Tim Conover
Wakeburg
Ward
Howard
Garfield
Tracy Cox
Palouse
Glee Club
Dhasen
Coeur d'Alene Cithye
Thomas Atwater
Spekane
George Bohannon
Roy Knight
Vancouver
Clarence Sappington
Guy Goorre
Are You Deaf from Catarrh Hyomet Inhaler Ad
An ad urges readers with ringing ears to treat catarrh by using HYOMET. It explains catarrh spreads via the Eustachian tubes and partial deafness can result. The complete HYOMET kit costs $1, with separate bottles at 60 cents. Availability at Tallman & Co and druggists.
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Tallmane
Tallman & Co
Portland urged to mail Christmas packages early
A Portland paper argues for early shopping to ease post office strain during the holiday rush. It notes workers face 12 hour days and longer, with mail volumes rising tenfold near December, urging the public to drop parcels two weeks ahead to distribute the workload and keep delivery timely.
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Portland
Uncle Sam
Hrikttas Mall
Alled Fm
France Moves to Preserve Historic Monuments
A French bill before the chamber of deputies aims to preserve monuments and other historic or artistic objects. The committee would guard such property, with owners barred from selling or gifting to private hands except to public bodies or the state. The measure seeks to prevent loss of altar screens manuscripts and relics from churches and would repeal a three year limit on recovering lost or stolen objects.
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Chamber of Deputies
Organization Calls For Filmmaker-Industry Dialogue
An organization states that the issue should be addressed with the manufacturers of films. It argues for direct engagement between stakeholders and producers to resolve the matter.
Mrs Welch Seeks Separation From Ohio Centenarian Husband
Priscilla Welch, age 88, filed for divorce from Joseph W. Welch, 92, longtime West Lebanon residents and said to be the oldest man in the area. Married for 70 years, they separated six months ago after she went to live with relatives. She claims years of happiness but alleges financial disputes, spousal abuse, and failed reconciliation attempts amid a household downturn.
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Joseph Welch
West Lebanon
Joseph W. Welch
Ohio
Priscilla Welch
Welch
Trademark law reform eyed to fix registration conflicts
The article reports that Levis in the WIN seeks to correct defects in the 1862 trademark statute. It notes conflicts when one firm registers a name while another uses it in incorporation. The secretary of state's office favors changes to protect registrants and reduce ongoing disputes. The legislature will be asked to investigate conditions and draft amendments.
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Levis
Secretary of State
Force Ia
Corporation Department
Secretary
Letter to Mr Carnegie About Hymn Book Request
A brief letter to Mr Carnegie refers to his prosperity and asks for a hymn book. The writer also mentions not to send the hymn book and instead requests six shillings. The tone is personal and informal with archaic phrasing.
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Mr. Carnegie
Don Mr Carnegie
California Romance Novel Promises Thrilling Sunset Scene
The January Sunset Magazine presents Los Angeles Homeland with four color illustrations of The Spell by GC Nu and A Williamson. A thrilling California romance now on site and available at newsstands for 15 cents.
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Sunset
Los Angeles
Homeland
A.M. Williamson
California
Lost Brooch Seeks Return to Thos FitzGerald at City Hall
Lost Tuesday while shopping a lady’s gold brooch with a floral design. Reward offered by Thos FitzGerald at city hall for its return. A quote about music from Dr F L Ritter accompanies the notice.
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Thos. FitzGerald
City Hall
Digital Profanity in Moving Pictures Draws Protest
Cleveland deaf mutes protest as profanity and indecent talk in films harms their access to entertainment. Mrs Bates and a reporter observed obscene language during screenings while Mayor Bachr says the issue is for the Humane society to address. A. B. Williams of the local group commented on censorship.
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Cleveland
Elmer Eb, Bates
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