Federal meat inspection plans face bill debate
Washington reports June 14 the House Agriculture Committee drafts a bill to establish federal meat inspection under the Agriculture Department with a 2 million appropriation. It requires ante and post mortem checks, inspection labels, and prohibits certain preservatives, with penalties for violations. Roosevelt opposes the bill’s form citing cost and round‑the‑clock inspections.
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Notice of Additional Entry for War Veteran Lands Alaska
Public notice from the U S Land Office Juneau Alaska April 21 1906 announces William B Poland of Seward Alaska applying under Section 2306 for 160 acres located in Resurrection Bay area and 80 acres in Section 1H Township 4 West adjacent to William J Eakin and Wyilis S Walkley Affected parties must file adverse claims within publication period or be barred.
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Notice of Land Entry Application in Alaska
William B. Poland assignee of Wan F Isbell applies under Section 2306 to enter land in U S survey No 4 in Resurrection Bay area Alaska. The notice lists the tract description, coordinates, and corners with iron pipes and stakes, referencing original homestead chains and corners, and requires adverse claimants to file within thirty days. First publication May 4 in Seward Gateway.
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Dates Of Conventions And Local Delegates
The Republican territorial convention is set for July 14 and the Democratic for July 15 in Juneau. Republican and Democratic primaries occur June 25 and 26 respectively. The Democratic apportionment lists Seward as 6 delegates, with a detailed district tally including Douglas, Haines, Juneau, and others, while Republicans show a different allotment. Mayor Moore of Seattle threatens to abolish chair warming in saloons at Bight.
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