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Veneer Manufacture and Waste in County Resources
The National Conservation Commission surveys veneer production and waste in county resources. It details how thousands of workers are engaged in timber and veneer, notes substantial waste from core cuts, and explains uses for cores as pulp wood and fuel while highlighting the broader quest to map and utilize wood byproducts across industries. It also describes veneer production methods, including rotary cuts, and lists principal woods used such as maple and white oak.
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Monty
National Conservative Commission
We Forest Serving
Coney Txlands Sixth Wheel MandiGras Carnival Inaugurates
New York reports the Coney Island carnival opening today with a symbolic pageant titled The Age of Progress. The festival, spanning the week, is expected to attract millions of New Yorkers who helped fund the event with substantial expenditures at the famed amusement resort.
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New York
Coney Txland
Yale
War to Becom Strong Told by Daly at 1247 W Congress
Daly of 1247 W Congress reports his mother, old and feeble, benefits from Bitters. He claims marked flesh gain, insomnia relief, and steadier strength. Electric Bitters praised for acher and kidney complaints, with guarantee at Tallon & Cas and Pendleton Drive.
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Daly
Congress &J
Chicago
Tallon & Cas and
Peudleton
Honor McKiney's Memory in Canton Today
Sept 14 Canton observes the arvent anniversary of President McKinnen's death with civilian tributes. Prominent townspeople and locals lay flowers and wreaths as a public display of sorrow. The scene features a somber procession and personal memorials reflecting the era's sentiments.
Incomplete note hints at inability to work
Fragmentary line suggests someone cannot work due to illness or injury. Text is garbled with misspellings, but conveys a plea or statement about nonwork status and potential disability. No clear names, dates, or places are extractable from the readable portions.
Unknown Pioneer Graves Unearthed Near Twin Falls Trail
A weathered crude grave and three unmarked markers were found along an old migrant trail seven miles from Twin Falls on the Oregon route. The site, under Clark’s grade, suggests a posse of pioneers were murdered and buried by travelers after a wagon iron fire, with one marker bearing EH. S. Webb dated August 18, 1862. The find is to be exhibited at the Grand Lodge gathering with attendance planned by local officials and Od Fellow members.
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Webb
Witch
Cite Bront
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Erand Lodge
Rim
Sovereien Grand Lodge
Denver
Mr. Emereaty
Inguiay
Ain
Euniava
Boa Piero
Idaho's early roads and political shifts in focus
A reviewer distills early Idaho history from a penand ink survey touching the Mullan military road from Fort Walla Walla through Idaho to Fort Senior, the 1853–1868 surveys by Captain John Mullan, political acts by President Chester A. Arthur era figures, and the 1865 shift of territorial archives to Boise, highlighting governance, legislation, and wartime sympathy in the region.
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Idaho Scimitar
Idaho
Nils Penpiers
Mullan
Dake
Fort Walla Walle
Oregon
Fort Senior Im Montini
John Mullan
Northern Pacific
Millan
Lacey
Win Ho Awijt
Wee
Washington Territory
Rosse
Taowtefon
Gavin
P R and XN Railroad Renewal Underway
The P R and XN railroad renews operations as the Southern Pacific sides with Tlilishoro family AL I Moule who holds a contract for building from Buxton to Salimonberry. About 140 men have crossed the mountains to work on the far end while progress aims to finish at 60n as crews are available. The project is confirmed as a Southern Pacific enterprise.
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Southern Pacific
Tlilishoro
A Partner's Wife Earns Farm Ownership in Oregon Tale
The Des Moines Capital recounts a true story of a young couple who saved wages from farm work to buy a pine farm in eastern Oregon and then expanded. Married in 1845 they paid debts, bought land, built a cottage, and gradually acquired more farms through hard work. They describe meticulous budgeting, debt payoff, and choosing steady labor over credit, aiming to provide a home for their family and invite others to learn from their quiet, frugal approach.
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Des Moines
Oregon
Lows
Steves
Ogden
Wy Huston
Minnesota
Chilch
Iowa
RT Tom
Miners Prepare for Meeting at Uptud Mine Workers
The Uptud Mine Workers district gathers 600 members for a meeting tomorrow in Pyyiteville Pennsylvania. Leaders plan to address issues surrounding a decree that expires with the date and discuss actions with AGTHL officials.
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Pyyiteville
Hickory Park Cough Remedy Endorsed by Dutch Dunk ARS
The Pennsylvania Dutch Dunk ars recommend Hickory Park Cough Remedy guaranteed to cure cough and pure. Made from bark of the shell berk or white hickory tree. Sold by any druggist and all dealers everywhere. Pendleton Drug Co.
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Pennsylvania Dutch Dunkars
Pendleton Drug Co
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