Wool Growers Convene Open Annual Session
The Oregon Wool Location was the site for a gathering detailing financial strains in wool, stock movements, and calls for reform. Speakers urged federal inspection improvements, condemned shoddy wool and packing monopolies, and proposed cooperative stock ownership to lower consumer prices. The meeting endorsed a plan to organize a packing plant run by stockmen with directors from multiple states and adjourned after naming a resolutions committee.
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Bureau of Anime Industry
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Omaha
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Chicarnass
Armour
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Phoenix
Arix
Steclmen
J. N. Williamson
J. H. Gwinti
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Mir Dobbinse
BritisH after sick man and Turkish frontier fighting
British government urged to press Sultan over alleged cruelty in Mesopotamia as reports claim Turkish troops kill 200 insurgents near Ochrida Albania. Dispatches note Servian bands feared entering Turkey front. Belgrade minister says large formations are being mobilized. Market notes show oversold stocks and frost in the Dakotas as world wheat prices fluctuate.
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Fierce hurricane hits New York City with Roosevelt aboard
A furious hurricane struck New York at 11 am causing widespread damage and power loss. Suburban houses damaged and communications down as government yacht Sylph with President Roosevelt aboard faced heavy seas and later diverted toward Brooklyn delaying Ellis Island arrival due to the storm.
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New York
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Welock
Brooklyn Wave Yard
Fort Selbyer
Fire destroys Kansas City telephone exchange
A $100000 blaze in Kansas City on September 14 destroyed the Missouri-Kansas Telephone Company's exchange due to crossed wires, wiping out 2500 long distance lines and 6000 business lines, causing 250 workers to lose their jobs and inflicting over $700000 in damages amid property sales. The report also mentions a separate note about Pendleton, and a transfer involving Join F. Temple and wife to France Mansfield for $1200.
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Isouri-Kansas Telephone Company
F. Temple
France
Mansfield
Public Schools Open Tomorrow After Heating System Test
Public schools will resume tomorrow with heating repairs finished and all buildings ready. The new high school heating system was tested this morning and proved satisfactory, with full attendance expected and teachers assigned to positions for the year. Superintendent EB B. Conklin, Miss Jessie Shepphard principal, and staff including Roy Conklin, Mr Hennig, Willis Lamaster, and numerous teachers across grades were listed for the upcoming year.
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City Schoole
Jessie Shepphard
Roy Conklin
Mr. Hennig
Willis Lamaster
Mary Biter
Carrie Epple
Agnet Sheppard
Anole Mourpay
Ladéretta Conklin
Mine Loretta Starr
Mamie Scott East Webbebook
Mise Jella Marple
Misa
Sadie Bann
Mins Eva Wood
Mew
Pearl Hinenrmon
Annie Lingenfelter
Mims Ewa Fromnie
Hevenepple
Mise Nellie Ewan
Pearl Wiils Lane
Nova Lane
Marriage License Issued in Morning for Thompson and Wormiy
A license was issued today to Charles B. Thompson of Olan County and Ada M. Wormiy of Athens for marriage. Sir Thomas Better of Chicago provided reference in the notice.
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Thomas Better
Chicago
Thomas J4
Upton
Charles B. Thompson
Olan Couty
Ada M Wormiy
Athena
Irrigation Congress Opens in Ogden with 1000 Delegates
Ogden Utah Sept 16 One thousand delegates attended the opening session of the irrigation congress. Highlights included resolutions introductions and a marine session address by T G Halley Pendleton on irrigation boosting internal trade. Notables Senators Burton Road and Smoot and Clark of Montana attended amid Oregon fruit exhibits and social events.
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Star
Irrigation Congress
T. G. Halley
Pendleton
Pacifice
Senators Burton
Kansas
Road
Smoot
Clark
Montana
Oregon
Thom
Irrigation zeal in Idaho and Utah along the Short Line route
The piece celebrates irrigation gains in southern Idaho and Utah, praising alfalfa fields and reclaimed land. It envisions Congress adopting reclamation vigor, comparing a desert to a garden as rail travelers view orchards and farms along the Oregon Short Line.
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Ochen
Utah
Tinha
Idaho
Congress
White House
Oregon
Taylor Plans Modern Brick Block at Main and Water
DeWitt G. Cole states Taylor of the city intends to build a modern brick business structure on the Main and Water Streets corner. The exact commencement date is not yet determined and work may begin later this year.
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