Americans In Canada and the Chatham View
George N Tift visits Chatham Ontario speaks of Canadian relations with the United States and notes close kinship in blood origin speech and industry He cites American capital backing Canadian growth and records cross border migration and sugar beet production in Ontario with figures and local imports and exports.
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George N. Tift
Chatham
Ont
Idaho
United States
Rolce Statesman
Mr. Tett
Boles
Detroit
Ontario Peninsula
Salt Lake
Idan
Spokane
Panhandle
Great Britain
Ontario
Canada
Canaida
Canadian Northwest
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Great Wheatbelt
Dominion of Canada
Custom House
Canna
Dominion
Wallaceburg
Liquor Licenses Scrutinized by Klickstat Commissioners
Commissioner J P Egan traveled from White Salmon to a special meeting as the Gaddendale Sentinel reports. Levy of the north bank road visited White Salmon and a new depot location was set for Bingen. Egan vowed to White Salmon residents not to grant a license there as two thirds oppose it. A liquor sale mill at Underwood near White Salmon is expected to profit from railroad camps, likely increasing county costs. Commissioners targeted saloons at Lyle and Columbus due to beer sales from canoes on the Columbia River, aiming to protect law and order. Chairman Hornibrook defended the remonstrance, while other members argued action served the county.
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J. P. Egan
White Salmon
Gaddendale Sentinel
Egan Cave
Levy
North Bank Road
Bingen
Egan
Underwood
Lyle
Columbus
Columbia River
Hornibrook
Oregon Out Of Debt Says State Treasurer Moore
Oregon is effectively debt free though a brief wartime bond issue remains a historical exception, State Treasurer Charles Moore told the Oregon Daily Journal. He notes warrants surface occasionally but funds always meet obligations, a record he believes unmatched by any other state. Adrian Dimnent, long time Milwaukee death messenger to Dutch communities, has died at 88.
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Oregon
Charles Moore
Origgon Daily Journal
Union
Northwest
Tam
Adrian Dimnent
Milwaukee
Mr. Dimnent
Capitalists bid $400,000 for Hotel Parking deal at Portland
Los Angeles investors who recently purchased the old Whimber of Commerce at Portland have offered 400000 dollars for the Hotel Parking property in Portland to ZS Spalding.
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Los Angeles
Portland
ZS Spalding
Origin and spread of coffee from Abyssinia to the world
A historical summary traces coffee’s origins in Abyssinia and its journey to Arabia, Mecca, and across the Mohammedan world. It notes early references in Anatony of Melancholy, the first London coffeehouse in 1652, Paris fashion, and gradual English shift to tea by 1600, with Java plantations emerging in 1096 and West Indies and American cultivation stemming from Dutch and Parisian botanic grafts.
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Abyssinia
Arabia
Bureau of Commerce and Labor
Venice
London
Paris
England
France
Java
India
West Indies
Central
South America
Amsterdam
Old
New World
Distinguishing genuine Sevres from counterfeits in 1900s ware
The New York Herald explains how to spot true Sevres porcelain amid London Paris and New York sales. Genuine pieces show sunken burnish lines from metal nails set in wood while fakes use an agate burnishing with flush gilding. Other clues include improper dating marks and late chrome green.
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Ste
London
Paris
New York
France
Lnter
New York Herald
Earrings through history a span from slavery to fashion
The London Graphic notes earrings began as marks of slavery and caste, burial offerings, and votive objects in ancient times. It traces their evolution to cumbrous early forms in England and the eighteenth century’s rise of fashion among fashionable women.
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England
London Graphic
A Neighbors Cat Recalls Eljeh and the Ravens Tale
A village rejoices at a pig’s demise and a cat sneaks pork from a larder. The clergyman hears how the beast’s delivery impressed the old woman who likens it to the Bible tale of Elijah and the ravens.
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Plu
Eljeh and the Ravens
Not Seeing Not Helieving in Nottinghamshire Mission Gift
A man in Nottinghamshire stopped his regular donation to a missionary society claiming travel across England proves no black people exist. He cited Bleaford in Lincolnshire as his evidence, while the London Standard notes the remark as an example. The piece opens with a quip about merit likened to a river becoming deeper and quieter as it grows.
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Nottinghamshire
Bleaford
Lincolnshire
London Standard
Coyotes threaten livestock across Oregon valleys
A Polk county report warns coyotes are increasing on the east slopes and preying on sheep and goats near Deer Creek and Denver. Rogue River Valley voices echo the harm, urging county rewards to curb losses. livestock groups push breeding exchanges and public notices to improve stock and farmer welfare.
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Sheen
Portland
Polk Comity
Deer Creek
Benverdn
Rogue River Valley
Dorling
Tyne
Jonephioe
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Nmerigan
United States of America
Mer
M@hatham
Montreal
Kent
Onterio
Heela
Klickstat
DEDT
Soto
the Coast Bane
Inge Fox
Chas. W. Moore
Ford City
Tallman & Co
Brock & McComas
Maroon
Meroddo
Burns Bros
Burns Brothers
Pendleton
Schmidt
Great Eastern
Groupe
Chattanooga Mellone Co
Chattanoga, Tern
Sham
West
Iran
Joe Wingens
Erie
Pendleton Iron Works
W. L. Zeige
Alta
Court Streets
ORF Ranch
Gray Cloak
Masqueraders
Chapfrur
Andy
Thome W. Jackson
Smn Cook
Perry Noles Old Stan
Pendleton Eagles’ Band Carnival
Music Hall
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