Logan Gas rate talks press toward compromise proposal
Logan Gas Co. is urged by Logan City Council to offer a concession based on a five year term and an average rate compromise between council and company proposals. Councilman George Stevens outlined a give and take plan with 55 cents for the first three years and $1.00 plus 60 cents for additional, awaiting the company's response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Gas Co
George Stevens
Logan Co
A. Stevens
Stevens
Air. Stevens
Consumed Council
Pro. Steven
Thoughtless Smoke Threatens Forests During Autumn Sports
An editorial urges careful smoking to prevent forest fires as autumn sports begin. Oregon group proposes a stationary smoking rule to avoid discarded embers. It warns city men and careless habits endanger forests and game covers. mentions boxing and dancing as side notes.
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Oregon
Appendicitis Causes and Diet Remedies
The article explains that castor oil and other laxatives have caused fatalities in acute appendicitis and lists causes and prevention. It notes rare foreign-body cases, parallels with chimpanzees, a link to diet and constipation, and the role of infectious and predisposed factors. It discusses appendix function, length, and gender differences in surgery timing, plus chronic appendicitis symptoms and treatment.
Plain speech on world affairs faces tough public test
A rough note suggests plain people are wary of world issues and skeptical of grand plans. The text hints that broad causes sound ambitious but may overtax the average family.
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Sanerkraut
YESTERDAY AND TODAY MOST NOTABLE ANNIVERSARIES
A historical list marks notable anniversaries and birthdays. Sarah Jennings, Duchess of Marlborough, died. Leopold of Belgium visited England in 1852. St John New Brunswick and Bangor Maine rail link. Meade statue unveiled in Philadelphia 18 tators. Queen Marie of Roumania visited New York City a year ago today.
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Sarah Jennings
Duchess of Marlborough
England
Robert L Stevens
Hoboken
N. J
Isaac FB. Woodbury
Hincksmith
Himus
Beverly
Mass
Columbia
W. Perklins
United States
Kansas
Loram County
Washington, D. C
King Leopold of
Belgium
St. John
N. B
Bangor
Maine
Gen. Meade
Fairmount Park
Philadelphia
Arnold Bennett Hall
University of Oregon
Marie of
Monsieur Marcel
Marcl Waie
Noted Army Signals Chief Born in Panora Iowa
Major General Charles McK Saltzman, chief signal officer of the US Army, born in Panora Iowa, 136 years ago. Also mentioned, Jacob Schaefer Jr., renowned billiards player, born in Chicago 32 years ago today.
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Charles McK. Saltziman
US. Army
Panora
Iowa
Jacob Schaefer, Jr
Chicago
Centennial and Anniversary Highlights Across Cities
Today marks the birth centenary of Calvin B Hulbert president of Middlebury College and Nikola Tesla celebrated as a decade past his tenth birthday. The Rt Rev Michael J Keres observes his fifth year as bishop of Savannah. Queen Marie of Roumania arrived in New York a year ago for an American tour. The Catholic Congress meets in Boston for three days as Dallas hosts the National Association of Rail.
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Calvin B. Hulbert
Middlebury College
Nikola Tesla
Michael J. Keres
Savannoah
Queen Marie of
Special election held in Third Congressional district Oregon
A special election is set for today to select Crumpacker's successor in the Third Congressional district of Oregon. Mulne schedules a separate statewide vote on repealing the direct primary law. National groups convene in multiple cities for meetings and ratifications across the country.
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Oregon
Iate
Crumpacker
Mulne
National Executive Committee
The
American Legion
New York City
Paris
Radio trains and new industry ideas from Admiral Bullard
Admiral Bullard notes a forthcoming radio controlled train concept as a simple practical proposal with little capital, praising but cautioning about execution. He recalls his career from the Naval Academy to rear admiral, and as chair of the Federal Radio Commission in 1927.
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W. H. G. Bullard
Federal Radio Commission
William Hannum Grub Bullard
Media
Pennsylvania
United States Naval Academy
Bullard
Train dispatching wavelengths and shared use concerns
The speaker warns that if train dispatching relies on specific wavelengths, railroads would need to divide wavelengths and time to avoid interference. Eastern central and western systems would face coordination hurdles and state authorities must overcome obstacles before development proceeds.
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Ufe
Bad Debts Collected $1.00 Why Pay More
Associated Detective Bureau advertises debt collection services with a low fee of one dollar and a contact phone number 2873 for inquiries.
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Associated Detective Bureau
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Audit Bureau of
Beconé Street
Elyna
Ohio
Lorain Covety Printing & Publishing Company
CG Budnutt
J. Clare George
Elyria
State of
Robert E. Ward, Inc
Wabash Ava
New York
Fifth Ave
ZLATHAN _ ERPENSE
Abe Martin
Uake Bentley
Aisy
Louisville, Ky
Nationa Association of District Postmasters
United States Independent Telephone Association
Atlantic City
Outdoor Advertising Association of America
Minneapolis, Minn
American Railway Bridge and Building Association
New Orlens
National Association of Insurance Agents
Los Angeles
Calif
California Association of Highway Patrolmen
ST. Helens
Ore
Oregon Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Adrian
Mich
Michigan
Grand Lodge I
Des Moines
Town State Library Association
Stockton
California
State Grange
Pueblo
Colo
Colorado
Grand Lodge
O. F
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Parent-Teacher Association
Rutland
Vermont
ADIL
Bullar
B. T. Bastian
Grocertes
Middle Ave
Point Lace
Elkins
Finance & Building
Kensington Oval
Rocky River
CoOkiNg School
Cooking
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