Experts Address Dairymen's Meeting at Hermiston
The fall meeting of Oregon dairy men will be held in Hermiston on March 25, 1919, in connection with the Annual Dairy Cattle and Hog Show. Noted speakers include J. L. Sabin, M. Schrock, Lt. Hawley, and Z. D. Mickle, with discussions on feeding cattle, purebred stock, irrigation farming, and dairy management. Organizers emphasize practical, informed talks by seasoned breeders and engineers, while local officers coordinate plans for the event.
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Hermiston
Get
Hermiston Ooto
Beltie
Dion Hee
Wilmette
J. L. Sabin
Oregon Tyairt Council
Schrock
Lt. Hawley
Oregon
Mermiston
Geo. Arem
Dairymen’s Association
Pred Beanlen
Umatia County
A. E Wescott
Banks
C. L. Hawley
McCoy
Second View President and officers named in report
G A Cretmy of Hermiston is listed as president with Second View. SecTreas M Brandt of Corvallis is named in the same roster. The brief entry identifies key officer roles without additional context.
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Second View
G. A. Cretmy
Hermiston
Sec
Treas
M. Brandt
Corvallis
New Toll Bridge Proposed Across Columbia River
At a joint Franklin and Benton county meeting in Pasco a private toll bridge contract was awarded to Seattle contractor Charles Ruber for a span across the Columbia between Pasco and Kennewick. The project aims to ease disrupted traffic with the Snake River bridge under construction, linking Southeastern Washington communities.
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Walla
Franklin and
Benton County
Pasgo
Columbia River
Paseo
Kennewick
Charles Ruber
Bridee
Seattle
Washington
Snake River
Columbia
Paris
German Socialists Fear Militarism Says Hugo Hose
Berlin dispatch reports Germany's independent socialists warn against rearming the old state military structure. Hugo Hose states the Entente would likely issue an ultimatum over military strength, while denying domestic coup plans and noting Der Goltz’s Baltic posture targets an external foe.
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Carl PD. Groat
United. Press
Berlin
Germany
Seculivte Fogera
Hugo Hose
Independent Socialists
United Pree
Htha
Crane
Entente
von der Goltz
Baltic States
Sugar consumption rises despite prohibition impact
Boston report notes sugar supplies growing this year, despite prohibition, with American Sugar Refinery officials citing increased imports. Conference between cigar makers and state commission of liquor laws discusses shifting habits as Dwight P. Thomas of the Fovere Kugir Refining Company comments on alcohol–related demand.
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Boston
WK. Green
Hare
Dwight PL Thomas
Fovere Kugir Refining Company
Water consumption in United States reaches record levels
The speaker said US water use would be the largest in history. He cited 3,900,000 tons consumed last year and estimated that by mid-2010 six months had seen about 0,000,000 tons, with a probable total over 4,009,000. He also claimed that the export trade has no effect on the domestic sugar supply.
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United States
Thomas
Eat Less and Take Salts for Kidneys
A promotion about Jad Salts as a remedy for kidney trouble urges Americans to reduce food intake and use four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in water to cleanse and improve kidney function. The ad claims the drink neutralizes uric acid, relieves back pain, cloudy urine, nighttime urination, headaches, and stomach upset, and emphasizes safety and affordability for home use.
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Peur Pharmaciat
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