Exhibition cows to headline Portland fair stock show
The United States exhibition will feature Holstein and Jersey cattle at Portland from September 19. Notable entries include champion Fair Queen, Shorthorn entrants, and top herds from Hazelwood Park, Pierce Land and Stock, and Hazel Fern. Officials predict the Shorthorn class will be the highest quality show in the nation with many prize winners and premier herds competing.
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United States
Portland
Holstein and
Jersey
Dr. Sl
Ishanathy
Dent
Jormeys
Fair Queen
Rink Ag
Lewis At Clark Exposition
St. Louie
Chicago
Kansas City
Sheik
Hldd
Wisdom
Geneva
Anverton
Hazelwood Par Company
Spokane
Tts Ene
Wisconsin
Pierce Land & Stock Company
California
Holland
John Bo Irvin
Witeconsin
St. Louis
P. O A. Frakes
Oregon
Ladd
Dr Still
Missouri
Haseen
Harry West
C. B. Looney
Acc
Martin
B. Altman
Atkineon Brothers
Birthday in Prison for Sing Sing Veteran
Willam Kelly known as Uncle Bun celebrated his 58th birthday at Sing Sing. He is the oldest inmate in the state facility, imprisoned 32 years four months for a murder in Kings County. After long imprisonment he became blind and a New York professor witnessed his case prompting a potential operation.
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Willam Kelly
Uncle Bun
Sing Sing Hie
New York State
Kelly
King’s County
Himee
Eack
New York
Sing Sing
T& Xaocem
End of the Katahdin at League Island in doubt
The Katahdin, a famed ram built from Admiral Ammens designs, lies idle at League Island navy yard. Costs to repair the vessel are projected at 610,000, but funding is unlikely, threatening its final fate as the ship may crumble in the navy graveyard. Washington reports say the War Department orders U S Army observers who served in the Russo Japanese War to return home.
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Philadelphia
League Islanid Navy Yard
Navy Department
Huthe
Walle
League Island
Washington, D. C
War Department
United Station Army
Russia
Japan
United States
Arthur MacArthur
Parker W. Weert
B. J. McClermand
Joasph &. Coon
Engineer Corps
Charles Lynch
Fossil Monster for Chicago Unearthed Near Lander
Wye, Sept. 16. The first installment of gigantic dinosaur bones unearthed near Lander by Professor Williston of the University of Chicago has been sent to Chicago. The bones are boxed for the Field Museum exhibit and the skull will be shipped in a few days. Williston continues explorations and hopes to make another discovery before returning to Chicago.
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Chicago
Lander
Wye
Williston i
University
Sovereign Grand Lodge session opens in Philadelphia
Wid Fellows from all parts of the country arrive by train for the sovereign Grand Lodge of Patriarchs session in Philadelphia starting Monday. Attendance expected to exceed previous years with many visitors bringing wives and hundreds already registered. parade and pageant directions listed. dates run through September 24. James J. Hill to be honored in Minneapolis on his 67th birthday with a banquet hosted by local business leaders. Hill’s rise from steamboat clerk to owner noted. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised for cuts and burns. recommended by users in Michigan and other states. widely sold at Tallman & Co.’s drug store.
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Sovereign Grand Lodge
St. Pua Minn
James J. Hill
Great Western Mnander
Minneapolis
Mr. Hill
St. Paiul
Guelph
Ontario
Quro Hid
Miseledippi
Minnesota
Red Rivers
Chicago
Bucklen
G. J. Welch
Tekonsha
Mich
Tallman & Co
Express Agent Promoted to Traveling Auditor
W. J. Deaniels, longtime Northern Pacific Express agent here for three years, has been promoted to route agent or traveling auditor. He now serves the territory from North Yakima to Helena, Montana.
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W. J. Deaniels
Northern Pacific Express Company
North Yakima
Helena, Mont
North Yakima Republic
The Lasting Bricks and Perpetual Marks in Stone
A Chicago Journal reflection on brickmaking's enduring legacy. It notes how clay bricks endure, bearing the work of many hands from quarry to wall. It links bricks with history, architecture, and the memory of kings, claiming bricks preserve knowledge across ages.
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Ferestel
Tllta
Intel
Lal
Chicago Journal
Alligator Jaws and Native Tales From Port Essington
An Australian narrator describes primitive methods to deter alligators and recounts incidents where natives used sticks to jab throats, while a buffalo and horse were claimed by crocodiles at Port Essington. The account includes testimonies about alligator strength and a hunter named Mr. Robinson reportedly killing a fifteen foot alligator.
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Port Essington
Buffalo
Allignator
Mr. Robinson
Aelif Cloge
Liscamp
Artificial Flies And The Farmer Who Finishes Them
An eccentric farmer explains he raises birds to supply feathers for artificial flies. He harvests golden pheasants and other birds, plucking crests to wrap in silver, earning about 2.50 per feather. The piece connects plant names like geranium and touch me not to bird imagery.
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Tam
Golden Pleasant
Philadelphia Bulletin
A Blood Sucking Earthworm in South Africa
A South African earthworm species, said to be a giant among soil dwellers, reputed to feed on human blood. Two forms exist, one dark red and one nearly black, measuring three to four inches long, larger than a finger.
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South Africa
Force of Habit at Roosevelt's Boston Store
A quirky fragment notes a poetic young man and a girl as a hat is adjusted, followed by an aside about corruption and a tease for fall shoes now available at Roosevelt's Boston Store. The snippet blends literary musings with a catalog line, signaling periodical scatter.
Accurate Drill and Hoosier Drill Features Compared
The text compares drills including Accurate, Dura bile Derill, Toosier hoe, and Hoosier, noting even weight distribution, stronger weave, and adjustable quantity while in motion. It claims Hoosier is simple and reliable, always "as an oven fold" and cannot skip, with cost advantages.
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Willian Kelly
Sing Sime
Janes J
St. Joseph’s Academy
Cook
Perry
Sgt
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Fred
Roosevelt
Boston
Mitchell & Lewis CO
Ragine Wis
Mitchell
Mitchell Stock
Mitchell Construction
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Wwe
Avery
Mitchell Buggy
Mitchell Buggies
Lewis @ Staver Co
John Nilson& Sons
Pendleton
Ore
NEW Taylor Building
Hotel Pendleton
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