Oregon Man Wins First Land Prize Drawing
Spokane report details a public land lottery for Coeur d'Alene Indian reservation with Helen Hamilton delivering envelopes. Judge James W. Witten oversaw drawings amid crowds, naming Ina dore Selig of Myrtle Creek as first winner and outlining day two plans with 1500 additional envelopes drawn to cover unfiled claims.
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Irrigation Congress Opened at Spokane in 1909
Spokane August 10 The Irrigation Congress opened with the Irrigation Ode sung by a 250 voice Spokane chorus. Governor Hay delivered the welcome for Washington and Mayor Pratt spoke for the city. Barstow presided and condemned private capital’s interference with reclamation projects. Debates over leadership and next meeting sites pitted San Francisco Pueblo and Denver, while a new constitution privilege was adopted without dissent.
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Texas bank guaranty law takes effect in August
The Texas legislature's new bank deposits guaranty law begins operation. It mirrors the Oklahoma plan and offers two options for protection: a guaranty fund plan or a bond security plan. State banks will choose their preferred method to safeguard depositors.
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Strike turmoil grips Stockholm as King seeks compromise
In Stockholm on August 10 the strike paralyzed business as King Gustav urged arbitration after cabinet approval of his message. Leaders Sedow and a federation head met at the palace with no clear end in sight. Strikers pledge a general shut down and to block the Stockholm streetcar revival, with all wagons barred without union badges.
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Een
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May Avert Strike Chicago Labor Near End
Chicago reports a streetcar workers strike may end by tomorrow night with a wage offer based on tenure from City Railway president Mitten. Roach, head of Chicago Railways, is said to be preparing a similar bid. Arbitration is opposed by workers, who prefer direct company settlements. Seattle Fair Half Over. Attendance at Alaska-Yukon-Pacific expo tops 1.74 million in first half. officials project 4.6 million by end of event. Opium Cause of Revolt. In Shensi and Kansu, suppression of opium led to unrest after a local opium smoker was blinded and dismembered. Bolivian Revolt Likely. Bolivia faces a tense political scene as Villazon’s inauguration nears amid doubts over support from allies and potential upheaval.
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Congress signed tariff bill as Taft era ends
Washington August 5 1909 the Payne tariff bill was signed by President Taft at 5 50 p m after conference reports were agreed to by the Senate 47 to 31 and the concurrent resolution making changes in the law was adopted by both houses. The president arrived at the capitol at 4 45 and received many lawmakers in his room.
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For Sale Two Horse-Power Gasoline Engine
Classified note offers a two horsepower gasoline engine for sale. The engine is described as a good unit and is demonstrable running on demand. Interested buyers are instructed to inquire at the office for particulars.
Friends of the paper urged to send fresh notices
The paper requests readers to submit news items promptly while noting a policy against publishing after certain life events such as births after weaning, weddings post honeymoon, or deaths after widowhood. The stance emphasizes timely, current notices.
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