Loughney's Bake Oven Endorsed by Army Veteran
Max Reischel of Fort Worden writes from a government service station praising Dr Loughney's Bake Oven and his treatment. He cites relief from rheumatic pain asthma stomach trouble and fatigue after treatment and mentions a free booklet promoting the doctor’s methods. The letter notes prior World War I service and improved blood pressure and breathing.
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Max Reischel
Fort Indorses
Ney
France
Loughcare
Aisao
I. Loughney
Uahner
Moat Max
Reischel
Fort Worden
Waah
Moonshine Kills Cows. Portland Seeks Suspect
In Portland Oregon July 19 three cows died after consuming moonshine liquor found on a dairy farm. Investigators traced the deaths to rotten fermentation in corn mash fed to the animals. Coroner and health officials monitor the case as authorities search for the bootlegger still selling illicit whiskey.
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Portland
Orc
Charles Anderson
Kenton
Frank Eames
Rose City
City Health Department
D. W. Mack
City Milk Inspection Service
Mack
George Hurlburt
United States Prohibition Department
Hurlburt
Successor Appointed to Federal Judge Post Amid Political Turbulence
President STarding names Jameon H. Wilkerson to succeed K. M. Landis as federal judge in the Chicago district. Wilkerson, born in Missouri in 1969 and DePauw University graduate, has been chief state lawyer in Governor Small’s trial and has practiced in Chicago since 1906, a blow to the Thompson Small political machine in Minots.
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Starding
Jameon H. Wilkerson
K. M. Landis
Chicago
Thompson-Small Machine
Minots
Wilkerson
Governor Small
Missouri
de Pauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Ile
Moran Files Candidacy to Represent 41st District
Seattle businessman Charles A. Moran filed his declaration of candidacy for the 41st legislative district seat, subject to the Republican primary. Moran, married and residing at 437 25th Ave. W., opposes the poll tax and pledges to support narcotic control, and proposes a measure requiring officeholders to resign before seeking another office.
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Charles A. Moran
Moran
Seattle
25Th Ave
Woman Hurt as Car Plunges from Garage Embankment
Mrs Frank Kelly 28 of 26542 15th Ave West backed from a garage and lost control her car fell over an embankment severely injuring her. Doctors reported two fractured ribs possible spinal injuries and internal damage.
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Mra
Frank Kelly
15Th Ave. W
Williams Named Chief of Ordnance for Four Years
The War Department announced Maj Gen Clarence Charles Williams will serve as chief of ordnance for four years starting July 16, 192%. The appointment formalizes his leadership of the ordnance department during a period of change in military supply and armament management.
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Washington
Clarence Charles Williams
War Department
Ceremonies at Deception Pass Park Dedication
State and local officials from Washington gather for the 2 PM dedication of Deception Pass State Park on Whidby Island. Speakers include state Treasurer Clifford Babcock and Secretary of State J Grant Hinkle, with Lt. Col. Oliver H. Dockery and David Whitcomb among the presiding figures. A Beattie Yacht Club flotilla joins the event, which is hosted by the island county farm bureaus Anacortes Chamber of Commerce and the Natural Parks Association of Washington.
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Deception Pass State Park
Herbert Eviron
Natural Parks Association of Washington
Island County Farm Bureau
New Park
Whidby Island
Clifford L. Babcock
J. Grant Hinkle
Clark V. Savidge
State Parks Committee
Lin H. Hadley
Oliver H. Dockery
War Department
David Whitcomb
Beattie Yacht Club
Farm
Artillerymen Will Fete Seattle Business Men
A party of Seattle business leaders will be entertained by the 146th Field Artillery at Camp Connelly Murray Washington. The unit will show practice firing and maneuvers on the range while visitors are hosted at luncheon and dinner. The Chamber of Commerce invites business men planning to attend to inform the civic body for arrangements.
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Seattle
146Th Field Artillery
National Guard
Camp Connelly
Murray
Wash
Chamber of Commerce Desiros
How to Keep a Dog and Humane Society Appeal
King County Humane Society distributed two leaflets Wednesday. One titled How to Keep a Dog guides boys on care and feeding, while the second urges the public to bring stray and hungry dogs to the shelter at 317 Westlake Ave N for care and adoption.
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King County Humane Society
Humane Society
Westlake Ave
Murphine Files for Reelection and Speaker Candidacy
Attorney Thomas JF Murphine filed Wednesday for reelection as state representative from the 42nd district and announced his candidacy for speaker of the next house if elected.
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Tom Murphine
Thomas JF. Murphine
Taxpayers Oppose 30-10 Initiative
An all day session of the State Federation of Taxpayers Association will be held Tuesday at the Seattle Chamber of Commerce to launch the campaign against the 80-10 initiative.
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State Federation of Taxpayers’ S Association
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Old Christmas Fire Belief Predicts Yearly Prosperity or Adversity
An old belief states the Christmas morning fire’s brightness signals prosperity for the year, while a dimmer fire portends adversity. The notion reflects folk customs linking household warmth to future fortune.
Locks Barn After Horse Is Stolen
A brief dialogue-curtailed ad page notes a horse theft incident and a reply about buying a suit on credit at Cherry's, located upstairs at 1015 Second Ave in the Rialto Ridge, with elevator access. The exchange highlights the contrast between attending conventions and spending on clothes.
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Jim
Cherry’s
Second Ave
Rialto Ridg
Basin Fund Delayed In Spokane as Legislature Wobbles
July 19 Spokane report says the Columbia Basin appropriation bill likely won’t reach the House before September 1. Jim Ford of the Columbia Basin Irrigation League notes slim chances for passage and expects Congressman Webster to push the bill through. Ford and Senator Poindexter returned home and he will serve as Chamber of Commerce secretary for a few weeks. He expects to be back in Washington when the House reconvenes August 15. He warns possible quorum gaps and upcoming opposition. The Investigating committee may not issue its report until next spring.
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Spokane
Jim Ford
Columbia Basin Irrigation League
Ford
Senator Poindexter
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Webster
Drought Hits Washington Crops Hard Across State
The 68 day dry spell in Western Washington causes heavy losses and an expected crop drop from 54 million to 37 million bushels, with grain statewide affected. May rain did not arrive, worsening the season’s impact compared with 1910.
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Washington
Lnst
Return From Fire Injures Lumber Co Executive
J. J. Donovan vice president of the Bloedel-Donovan Lumber Co was hospitalized with internal injuries after an automobile crash while returning from the Saxon forest fire zone. The three Bloedel Donovan camps at Saxon Skykomish and Alger have been closed due to nearby fires.
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Bellingham
Saxon
J. J. Donovan
Bloedel-Donovan Lumber Co
Bloedel-Donovan
Skykomish
Alger
Waste Paper Rate Cut by Northern Pacific
The Interstate Commerce Commission reduced the waste paper rate from Seattle to Chicago from $1 to 90 cents per 100 pounds, effective July 1, as announced by the Northern Pacific.
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Seattle
Chicago
The
Northern Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
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