Excursion Rates To St Louis and Coast Points
Several 1900 era excursion offers outline round trip sailings and daily rates to St Louis Chicago and coastal points. Tickets issued May to October with ten day return windows and stopover options. Agencies listed for Walter Adams B Calderhead Walla Walla Pendleton and Portland reservations plus special summer coast excursions via the Denver Rio Grande Missouri Pacific through June to September.
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St. Louis
St. Paul
Billings
Chicago
Hillings
Chishoverate
Denver & Rio Grande
Missouri Pacific
Portland
Pendleton
Washington
Annual Picnic A. O. U. W. Walteburg Or
Tickets to Walteburg for round trip travel sold at 2.80 for the June picnic with sale dates June 9 10 and 11 and return omitted to June 22 1904. For further particulars contact agent B C Smith at Walteburg.
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Walteburg
B. C. Smith
Cattle Duty Debate Split Canada West and East
Eastern Tory agitation threatens duty on American bred cattle to force Western Canada to use local stock. Charles R. Thomas notes Western breeders prefer US seed stock and would import if duty imposed. He praises Northwest ranges but warns seasonal floods delay spring wheat and affect grazing. Absent strong feed shortages, Western markets may import regardless to maximize advantage.
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Canada
Dominion of Canada
Tory Party
Easera
Dominion
Charles R. Thomas
American Hereford Breeders’ Association
Chicago
United States
Thomas
Northwest
Manitoba
Agsiniboia
Alberta
Western
We Shall Buy a Million Liquozone Bottles Offer
Advertising text proclaims purchasing American rights to Liquozone for 100000 and promising to distribute a million bottles to the sick. It touts germ-killing claims, urges immediate purchase, and cites a 50 cent price with sweeping health promises, amid evidence of dubious medical credibility.
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Sic
America
RECORD OF FAILURES APRIL total rises from last year
Dun's Review shows 1015 commercial failures in April with $13,136,088 in liabilities, up from 746 and $11,811,067 a year earlier. Manufacturing losses hit 864 failures totaling $6,222,928, while brokers and real estate led increases with 390 bankruptcies and $2,008,003 in defaults. Banks and fiduciary institutions closed at 16 with $4,367,000 in liabilities.
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Dun
United States
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