Dr Harvey Wiley Sees Hope In Future
Boise Idaho Feb 5 Dr Harvey Wiley former chief of the US Department of Agriculture bureau of chemistry spent Monday in the city as a guest of the Columbian club. He spoke on benzoate of soda and the Indiana decision upholding state pure food standards, urging officials to eliminate the substance from food and warning reform is overdue.
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Government Sale Of Timber In Cascade Reserve Promises Local Benefit
Eugene Ore Feb 5 The sale of 690000000 feet of saw timber in the Cascade forest reserve on the upper Willamette river by government private operators this year could yield Lane county 30000 to 40000 as its share of the proceeds. Under forest reserve rules the county where the sale occurs gets 25 percent of payments to the government. Plans include 40 miles of trail and further telephone lines to total 300 miles of trunk line in the forest and a special 3500 road improvement appropriation with Supervisor Seitz seeking more funds next year.
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Czar’s Mother Crushed by Son's Disgrace in Palace Turmoil
St. Petersburg report describes Dowager Empresa Marie’s collapse under the scandal surrounding Grand Duke Michael’s conduct. The Empress Dowager, once vigorous, is now bedridden and subjected to police surveillance after the utrustment of discipline aimed at Michael. His jewelry purchase for his new consort signals a brewing aristocratic upheaval. Marie’s children include a daughter by a first husband and two by Michael, whose marriage she seeks to sustain despite the turmoil.
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Monasteries Mentioned Across Europe in Text
Fragmentary OCR notes reference monasteries in various parts of Europe. The readable portions suggest a survey or historical account noting religious houses and their regional spread without specifying dates names or places in full.
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Japanese worker drowns after mud flats bet in Washington
Frank Naoki, a Japanese oyster plant worker at Nema station opposite Nahcotta, drowned in the Neama channel after betting $50 he could walk across the mud flats and back. His footprints show he did not turn back. Body recovered Friday, buried Sunday in Odd Fellows cemetery.
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Kittitas Valley Lands Prove Irrigation Claims Wrong
Ellensburg Washington February farmers dispute Dr Galloway of the agriculture department who said semi arid irrigation never proves successful. Veteran rancher Andrew Oleson cites a 41 acre plot near Ellensburg irrigated since the 1870s showing four tons per acre timothy hay after four decades and no wear.
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House Committee On Expenditures
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Andrew Oleson
Washington
Oleson
Yakima
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