Oregon and Washington hop grower mergers eyed
The report notes plans to unite hop growers in Oregon and Washington with California groups, while Oregon Supreme Court activity and political alignments in Colorado are touched on. Additional items cover Utah capital for a Florence Montana cannery, a Nevada accident, and various agricultural yields and regulatory changes across the West.
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Oregon Supreme Court
Marshall
Democrats
Colorado
Oregon
Washington
California
Utah
Florence
Mont
Hoff
Salem
H. V. Hailman
Walker Lake
Aimaolf
Washoe County
Mesa Power Company
Butte and
St. Anthony
Upper Fallin
North Snake
Mova Falls
Butte
Humboldt County
New
National
McDeranld
Winnemucca
William Meeker
Ogden Paint, Old & Glass Co
Ogden
Wall Avenue
Meeker
Rebekah Lodge
Royal D. Fartung
F. Ae Foundation
Reno
Milwaukee
Portland
Alex Wetmore
Department of Biological Survey
C. van Eops
Salt Lake United Bialen Navy
Sation
Montana
Walter P. Shipp
Feault
First Trooper in Ostend Decorated by Kaiser's Cavalry
A fragmentary wartime note recalls a German cavalry trooper decorated after raids, claiming he penetrated to the heart of Ox wad during early sorties, marking him among the Kaiser's elite in Ostend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Monkeke
Oxwad
Maxims for German Soldiers At Chicago News
Marty Hansen reports a wartime reflection on German soldier discipline. The piece notes strict codes of conduct for officers and ranks, emphasizing obedience, feeding, and morale as key factors in military strength and effectiveness.
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Maxime
Marty Hansen
The
Chicago News
Reporter Finds No Proof of Belgian Atrocities by Germans
Jacques Obels reports from Antwerp and the Belgian frontier that he found no verifiable atrocities by German troops. He describes German efforts to aid wounded Belgians, frontier tensions with Dutch sentries, looting at Termonde being unproven, and Belgian sympathy outweighing sensational claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques Obels
Antwerp
Mmenwyenger
Teutonic
Dritieh
Europe
London
Holland
Germany
Belgium
Matinos
Termonde
Beain
Felda
Hospitala
Herlin
Vise
Germin
Girl Spies Die Bravely In France Says War Report
A World War I dispatch from the North of France notes daily spy shootings, with nearly equal numbers of women and men killed. It says seasoned troops dislike executing women yet law requires it, as papers and identity schemes are probed amid counterfeiting and passport tampering concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citie
France
Nollers
Sylow
Emi
Daring Aviator’s Feat Reported in World War II
A wartime account describes an aviator from Durham County, instructor T. A Ander son, flying a German airfield mission. He survived heavy fire and dodged danger, crossing the gauntlet multiple times to reach WW headquarters with crucial information on German positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landoh
T. A. Anderson
Durham County
Comstalea Nergeans Deat
Bewr
British Soldiers Dismiss Pajamas After Mons Battle
A Sketch correspondent reports wounded Tom describing soldiers who dislike pajama attire, noting men complained of being cold after arriving and criticizing the clothing provided. The account portrays comfort needs and morale issues among troops in the aftermath of Mons.
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Tommy
Mons
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Helgians
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