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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1919
Page
10
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Lincoln reports from state and federal crop agents indicate many Nebraska wheat fields that looked promising by straw may yield only 15 to 120 bushels per acre. Shrinkage from rapid ripening is cited as a major cause.
C. L. Smith agriculturalist for the O W R N Company spoke on Why the Railroads Are Interested in Better Farming at a Monday noon Transportation club luncheon. Company employees attended as guests to hear the address.
An unsolicited testimonial from E H Beeman of Calispell Washington promotes Adler i ka as a universal bowel remedy. The letter asserts rapid relief from constipation gas and stomach distress and claims the product empties the entire alimentary canal and prevents appendicitis. It notes the medicine is a buckthorn cascava glycerine and nine other simple drugs and lists Swift Drug Co as a distributor.
The week's bill features Liberty with Square Deal Sanderson and The Crimson Gardenia at Clemmer, Coliseum shows As a Man Thinks and The Star Boarder, Strand airs The Avalanche with Elsie Ferguson, Mission presents A Regular Sport, Little captures Cannibals, and other Bray and Pathe shorts.
The rugged Western features star Bill Hart as Square Deal Sanderson in a breezy tale of the Far West. The living spirit of gunmen, ranchers and Indians drives the plot as Sanderson begins his latest frontier ordeal at the Liberty theater.
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