Stock in Panama Prospects for American cattle trade
Statistics from Consul J. C. Kellogg of Colon show Panama hosts 65 000 cattle 17 000 horses and 1500 mules plus 25 000 hogs and 4600 goats. Beef commands 20 to 25 cents gold per pound and duties hinder imports. humane slaughter and sanitary inspection improve conditions. Breeding stock imports allowed, but steer and cow imports for butchering face $8 to $10 per head tax. Native stock dominates, with limited breeding success from U S bloodstock. Freight rates along Panama Railroad run 17 to 19 cents per 1000 pounds per head.
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J. C. Kellogg
Colon
Republic of Panama
Como
Kellogg
Panama
Cartagena
Colombia
Jersey
Durham
Tam
Canal Sone
Gatun
Mind
Monkey Hill
Interior of the Republic
Smith Loses Finger In Band Saw Accident
Len D. Smith of Helix ran a rune and woodwork shop. A morning mishap left part of his index finger severed while using a band saw, the blow contacted his left hand and cut off the outer joint. The incident occurred at his workplace. Dion Roveleault, French refugee's son, was named after Dionysius Largner, a noted teacher of physical science. Electric Weht debuted outside the Galaty theater on August 2, 1364.
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Len D. Smith
Rune
Helix
Houdcault
Dion Roveleault
Ireland
Henes
Dion
de. Dionysius Largner
Forest Fires Rage on Corvallis and Eastern Line
A massive fire roars along the Corvallis and Eastern railroad north of the Santiam river in Linn and Marion counties. Firefighters number in the hundreds, with back fires set to halt the blaze as a fire train and crews from Mill City and a 75 man contingent from Us Lumber campany aid the effort. The timber, highly valuable, sits on the Sullivan estate and John Daly property near Detroit.
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Santiam Be
Salem
Corvallis & Eastern
North Sanitiam River
Linn
Marion
Marion County
Albany
Mill City
C. Sullivan
John Daly
Detroit
Santiam River
No Trace Of Lost Boy In Northwest Report Unfounded
Portland woman’s claim Cecil Brittann was held by a Gypsy group is unfounded. Parents notified police and find no grounds for the tale. No trace of the child has been found. searches will continue in the mountains, hoping for a lead or remains if the boy perished.
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Portland
Walla Walla
Cecil Brittann
Moffat Road Daily Reporter Serves Tourists On Rails
Tourists on the Moffat road in Colorado publish a new daily paper from a train high in the mountains. Names and trip incidents are set on a typesetting machine during the run to Corona and a fresh edition is sold on the return trip. The paper, printed at 11 660 feet where perpetual snow lies, costs 10 cents a copy and is illustrated with stories of the road.
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Denver
Dally
Colorado
Ti Ie
Stote
Moffat Road
Corona
Dally Reporter
Sella
Cattle Queen of the World Buys 70,000 Acre Ranch
Mrs H M King purchases Laurele's ranch In Tres for 1 000 000 dollars, giving her 1 280 000 acres total and a domain nearly twice Rhode Island and Delaware. In Oklahoma, Ornville Prints brother of Governor Frants whips a newspaper man for critical articles. fined 10 dollars.
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Denver
Mra
H. M. King
Laurele
Tres
King
Rhode
Delaware
Uthrie
Okio
Ornville
Frants
Ths
Wheat yields improve across reservations and districts
Wheat yield reports show 25 to 40 bushels per acre in the reservation’s best areas while the south end trails. Farmers note heat spared some crops. fall wheat appears 10 to 15 percent higher than a week ago and some fields reach 40 to 45 bushels per acre with No 1 quality.
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Charles Hamilton
Link Mann
Link Mann Thresher
Frank Curl
Kerrulfford Company
John Muir
Brown, Maloney & Hodgins
Will Moore
Pacific Coast Warehouse Company
Melix
T. G. Montgomery
Poet Sound Warehouse Company
William Potts
Myrick
Henry Henrickson
A. L. Knight
Balfour-Guthrie Company
Havana
Here
Arle Simpson
Left Fortune to Buy Fuel for Denver Poor
A July 25 Denver report states Mrs Belle Edwards, eccentric widow, left about 20000 to the Pleat Church of Christ Scientiet via International Trust for annually funding fuel for Denver’s poor. October 1 income to be used at the church’s discretion to warm the needy through winter. Edwards, widow of Odd Edwards, left no mausoleum but left a charitable endowment.
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Denver
Belle BL Edwards
International Trust Company
Church of Christ, Scientiet
Carload Powder Explodes Blowing Train Equipment Far
A freight car carrying giant powder explodes on the Tintle branch of the Rilo Grande & Western near Goshen on the Tintle branch at Hoon. The wreck scatters the locomotive and equipment across the mountain side. Wires are down and details are scarce with rumors of the crew killed.
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Salt Lake
Rilo Grande & Western
Goshen
Tintle Branch
Hoon
Hair Color and Temperament Claim Made in Folklore
A sensational claim links hair color to temperament with blonde meaning affection and dark hair constancy. A bald head is described as revealing character, while a Paris professor reportedly ties hair loss to dandruff cures. An advertisement promotes Nowhro's Herplelde as a remedy to remove the supposed cause of hair problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabouraud
Paris
France
Bondie
Herplelde Co
A. C. Koeppen & Bron
Congest on Oakland and San Francisco Routes Halts O R N Freight
Notice from O R N general manager J P O'Brien blocks all shipments to Oakland and San Francisco via the O R N until further notice due to severe congestion. Unloaded cars in Oakland and San Francisco yards reach into thousands as warehouses were destroyed, delaying freight handling until the traffic can be managed.
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Oakland
San
San Francisco
Woodmen Organizer DRE Mook Arrives in Pendleton
Woodmen of the World organizer DRE Mook and his wife arrived in Pendleton to establish summer headquarters for campaign work in eastern Oregon. He will address Pendleton camp next Monday outlining plans to grow membership. the camp reports near 1000 members in the region.
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Mook
Petit
Pendleton
Pod
Poultt
Porthind
Woodmen of the World
City
Order
Oregon
Pendleton Camp
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Kaneas City
Davenport
Iowa
Kansas City
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Finland
Washington
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