Contracts Set Buildings for 1915 Fair Under Way
Panama Pacific Exposition committees report rapid progress on fair construction in San Francisco. Contracts awarded for Fulton Basin docks, Fort Mason roadway, sewers, gardens, and machinery hall work. Lighting, water systems, and educational building plans prepared as bids and preparations continue. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad closes fragment.
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GILT EDGE Shoe Polishes Promoted by Leading Manufacturer
The advertisement touts Gilt Edge as a universal Indies shoe dressing containing Os Blacks and Polishes Indies with French Gloss, plus Andy and Elite lines for cleaning and shining canvas uppers. It promotes Baby Elite and large aluminum boxes with sponges, varying prices from 5c to 25c, and urges dealers to stock the full range from The Oldest and Largest Manufacturers of Shoe Polishes in the World.
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Ouch says Nick in Ways and Means clash over schedule K
In Washington on January 31 Frank Bennett editor of the American Wool and Cotton Reporter argued with Representative Nicholas Longworth during a House Ways and Means Committee hearing on schedule K the wool feature of the Payne tariff law Bennett refused to back down saying he favors free wool Longworth pressed for more definite responses and Underwood intervened as manufacturers pressed lawmakers about tariff revisions and sundry schedules.
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Land of Opportunity in Eight Free Lunch Courses
A Louisville Courier-Journal correspondent reports that free lunch is now served in eight courses in Los Angeles. The message urges a young man to go west quickly, signaling opportunity and rapid change in the city.
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Roll of Honor Pupils for Pendleton Public Schools
The Pendleton public schools list pupils on The Roll of Honor for September 9, 1912, to January 24, 1913, noting no absences or tardies. In Mrs. Tenningson's room Blanch Crabtree Keith Elder Lawrence Estes Edith Hays Beulah Randolph Mildred Skinner earned the distinction.
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Blanch Crabtree
Keith Elder
Lawrence Estes
Edith Hays
Beulah Randolph
Mildred Skinner
Miss Schroeder's Room and School Room Rosters
List of students by room across Washington School including Miss Schroeder Miss Phifer Miss Warren Miss Maxwell Miss Holman Miss Evans Miss Kirkpatrick Miss Linse Miss Sacre Miss Lane Miss Cooper Miss Nagle Miss Richardson Miss Machty Miss Ruggles Miss George and class rosters for Freshman through Senior with numerous named students and staff across rooms and grades.
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Margaret Adams
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Georgia Ehrhart
Willie Newtson
Edward Rinehart
Marie Temple
Jessie Vaughn
Charles Wattenburg
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Gladys Cook
Ruth Compton
Esther Elder
Carl Guyott
Varn Hale
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Donald Hodgson
David Oberg
Louie Rinehart
Evelyn Snyder
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Waildon Byers
Vernon Hartnett
Herman Mumm
Ruth Taylor
William Waffle
Pape's Diapepsin touted as quick stomach regulator
The ad claims Diapepsin cures gas sourness indigestion and dyspepsia in five minutes. It promises immediate relief from belching, stomach distress, and headaches, with a money back guarantee on a fifty cent case and urges keeping it at home for day or night use.
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Girl Rider warned forest fire in Catskills at midnight
A young girl on horseback rode through the Catskills at midnight to warn people of a fearful forest fire and saved many lives. The account pairs her deed with a sales pitch for Dr King’s New Discovery, claimed to cure lung trouble, coughs, and pneumonia, with testimonials about consumption and weight gain, priced 50 cents to $1, trial bottle free.
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Koeppens
Oregon Gets Largest Rivers and Harbors Allocation
Washington January 31 The rivers and harbors bill passed by the house includes a generous Oregon appropriation. The second district is allotted 1960 dollars, more than any other district in the United States.
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