Salmon Fisher Considers Leaving Oregon Over Laws
In The Dalles on September 17 F A Seufert, titled fish king, voices disgust at being called that. He objects to Master Fish Warden McAllister confiscating fish, criticizes Oregon law, and hints he may move his canning business to a neighboring state. Seufert claims local voters have harmed the industry yet asserts his firm has long protected young fish and aided canning progress while never breaking fish laws.
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Dalles
F. A. Seufert
Seufert
McAllistar
Oregon
Fiehermen
The
Chronicle and Baye
Tom
Coffee Good Is So Good and Poor Is So Poor
An odd grocer note promotes Schilling's Best coffee with assurance of refunds if customers dislike it. The brief claim highlights a money-back guarantee tied to a purchase.
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Schilling
Apple Packing Art Taught by Union Hood River
Hood River September 17 Monday morning over 70 tables of the 190 prepared by the Hood River Apple growers union were filled with students learning the art of apple picking. More join the band of workers as room becomes scarce. Most pupils are locals with about a dozen young ladies among them. The school aims to develop packers to handle the big crop shipped from Hood River this year and is a plan by the applegrowers union to meet the need.
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Hood River
Applegrowers' Union
Course packing continues through the week with extra days possible
The text notes that packing courses will run all week and may extend a few days. The union has supplied cloth and apples, and instructors are provided free of charge.
Exiled Col Stewart to Face Medical Board Soon
Washington September 16. The War Department will order Col. Stewart of Ft. Grant to appear before the retiring board. He will undergo a strict physical examination. If found unfit, his retirement will be compulsory.
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Washington
War Department
Col. Stewart
Ft. Grant
Good Roads Convention Opens at Kentucky State Fair
Louisville September 17 officials opened a good roads convention at the Kentucky State fair to discuss highway improvements for the state. Sessions also included the Kentucky Horticultural Society Beedf Cattle Breeders Association and the editorial staff of the state.
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Louisville
Kentucky Horticultural Society
Beef Cattle Breeders’ Association
Editoria of
Antietam Anniversary Observed by Connecticut Survivors
The forty sixth anniversary of the Antietam battle was observed in Compounce Conn with a reunion of Sixteenth Connecticut regiment survivors.
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Antietam
Sixteenth Connecticut
DeWitt’s Salve Sold By Tallman & Co For Piles
DeWitt's Carbonized Witch Hazel Salve marketed as the best remedy for piles is offered by Tallman & Co. The advertisement touts its effectiveness and availability through the firm.
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DeWitt
Tallman & Co
Sugar Road for Dusty Roads and Pallet Highways
Department of Agriculture tests a molasses road near Newton to cut heating costs for farmers and reduce dust. Assistant chemist Prevost Hubbard supervises blending molasses with oil lime water rock dust and sand with promising results. Mexico marks independence centennial with nationwide public works planned costing about 100 million dollars.
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Partment of Agriculture
Vosque
Ino
Palmers
King Clouis
Washington
Louis Viv
France
Costa
Department of Taboulture
Prevost Hubbard
Poe
Newton
West
Hutt
Page
Labouory
Hubbard
Pie in the schools proposed by Spokane board member
Spokane public school boards weigh adding pie study to curriculum as geometry physics and chemistry of pie and pie crust are explored. Mrs J W Marshall pitches a domestic science plan and a new crust formula for public schools. Board president Dr W H Allen calls for consideration before deciding.
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Spokane
J. W. Marshal
Mrs. Marshall
W. OH. Allen
Board of Arectors
Do you take this man to be your husband for 24 hours
Cheyenne jurist asks Carrie Burkhart if John Worthington will wed her for a day only after a prior bigamous marriage. Spectators gasp as she confirms the short term union. Burkhart, who married Worthington five years earlier, explains child and divorce history. Public ad for Kodo digestive remedy promoted by Tallman & Co.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
John HH. Worthington
Judge Houseman
Carrie Ethel Burkhart
Denver
Fourth of July for Mexico's Republic celebration
The 98th anniversary of Mexico's independence from Spain was celebrated in City of Mexico with enthusiasm at the northern border display. Festivities began yesterday on President Dias's birthday and continued today with many elaborate events.
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City of Mexico
Dias
All Ireland Industrial Conference Opens Amid Markets Push
Galway Sept 16 opening session of the All Ireland Industrial Conference considers opening new markets for Irish goods outside the Emerald Isle. Irish residents of America Germany France Denmark Australia and Mexico attend an extensive Irish manufactures exhibition. Special commemorative medals in Irish bronze with enamel and gold are presented to each delegate as the conference aims to revive income making handwork industries nearly displaced by cheaper processes.
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Galway
Treland
America
Germany
France
Denmark
Australia
Mexico
Papal Jubilee Athletic Meet Opens in Rome
Rome on September 16 reports the first events of the Papal Jubilee international athletic competition will be decided next week. The carnival of sports runs until September 8 with many famous European athletes in training. Entries are expected from the United States and Canada, and only Catholic athletes will participate under the direct patronage of Pope Pius.
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Rome
United States
Canada
Pius
Veterans of Oklahoma and Indian Territory reunion opens
Sulphur Oklahoma September 16 veterans of the new department of Oklahoma Grand Army of the Republic gather in force for the first Prylon consolidation of the Oklahoma and Indian territory divisions. Many Rough Riders and Spanish American War veterans are here seeking civil war veteran reunion to last three days.
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Oki
Department of Oklahoma
Grand Army of the Republic
Oklahoma and
Indian Territory
Ministers Return From Vacations Fid Satan Still On Job
A brief note reports that ministers are back from vacations and continue their duties, with no indication of disruption to agency work or policy plans.
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Satan
Odd Fellows Gather for Denver Convention
Denver, Cole., Sept. 14 Many Odd Fellows gathered in the mile high city for the general convention of the order to be in session ten days. The Sovereign Grand Lodge business meetings begin next Monday. The Patriarch Militant will drill and contest. Delegates attend from the United States and Canada, with total attendance expected around 50,000. The Independent Order of Odd Fellows numbers about 1,460,000 members with grand lodges in many regions worldwide.
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Denver
Cole
Odd Fellows
Grand Lode
America
Patriarcha Militant
United States
Canada
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Union
Australasia
Germany
Denmark
Sweden
Switzerland
Netherlands
Join the Fraternal Brotherhood Insurance Card
A brief insurance plea urges joining the Fraternal Brotherhood to insure life as diligently as home fire protection, stressing urgency and immediate action to secure coverage against death.
US troops to evacuate Cuba on January 28
Havana reported that United States troops will leave Cuba on January 28 next year after President Roosevelt and Cuban leaders agreed on that date. The day coincides with the birth anniversary of Cuban patriot Jose Marti and with the return of self government, signaling a likely celebration.
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Havana
United States
Cuba
Roosevelt
Joe Marti
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