Pure Bred Herefords Prove Easier Winter Stock
G W Lingner of Ridge, a large cattleman, endorses pure bred Herefords for range conditions. He recalls buying two year old Hereford cows, turning them onto the range, and feeding hay as needed. The Herefords outperformed other breeds in winter, gained fat on similar feed, and showed strong demand for their calves. Lingner argues scrub stock is inferior and stresses the need for own land, winter range, and hay to profit in stock raising.
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G W. Lingner
Ridge
East Oregonian
Oregon Range
Wade
Hot Lake
Umarilla
Bridge Creek
Pear
Dadiioenis Fig Syrup Co
Sanc Aes
California Fig Syrup Co
Denver Charter Election Sees City Vote On New Charter
Denver voters hold a special election to decide adoption of the new city charter. The ballot centers on reform of public utilities control, aiming to empower residents to regulate rates and restrict franchise grants while shaping future oversight. The outcome will influence how Denver manages utilities and sets service terms.
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Denver
Col
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Protect Code Books Precautions For Signal Books
Washington March 24 officials emphasize guarding signal code books used by the navy. Investigation shows ships keep these books in a metal case with holes in the chart room and attach lead to prevent loss. If danger arises, officers can jettison the signal box and books to ensure their recovery and continued security.
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Washington, D. C
Prince George
Tague
United States Navy
South Dakota Democrats Declare for Hearst (1930s)
The South Dakota Democratic state convention opens in Sioux Falls on March 29 with delegates already arriving. Hearst campaign activity has grown, and leaders expect the convention to adopt Hearst resolutions that could influence later western state gatherings, including North Dakota.
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Sioux Palls
Hearst
South Dakota
North Dakota
Senator Burton Linked to Post Office Secret Swindle
Kansas senator Burton is accused of using official influence to obtain Post Office Department secrets for Rialto Grain and Securities Company. Evidence shows he took $1000 monthly in cash, notified principals of inspector moves, and did not act as defense counsel when needed. The case traces to the Denver Post reporting last February and unfolds through trial testimony and telegrams.
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St Louis
Burton
Kansas
Post Office Department
Rialto Grain and Securites Company
St. Louis
Denver Post
United States
Guiminst the
Kansas Statesman
Unien
Noewil
Sveh Ge
Fraudubent National Securities
Swindier Brewe
F Hurton
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Nun & Bone
Hill’s Pure
California
Pendleton
Wesley Andrews
Baker City
Oregon
Liebig
Giessen
G. W. Lingner
Umiatiila County
Democrats
Limbo
Postal Department
Dea
Chicago
Church of the Assumption
Vieart
Sicily
Hich Cass Druggists
Joe Oer
Corner Court
Holt Bros
Holt
Holt Harvesters
E. L. Smith
Court Street
Pendleton, Oregon
Holt Machines
Hugh Grade Grocers
Neagle Bros
Big Brick Blacksmith
Hop
Beenetis Ez
You Palmer
Ariston
Palmer
Kemmerer
Collier
Clopton
East Court
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