Thirteen Hundred Miles On Dog Sled Made By Official
Nenana Alaska June 27 Thirteen hundred eighty eight miles by dog sled marks the trip completed by Game Warden Stephen Foster Journeying from Nenana to McGrath on the Kuskokwim river he traveled over unvisited country and unbroken trails His lone trip shows the demanding duties of Alaska game wardens At McGrath a US commissioner found four teen white men convicted and fined for wholesale game violations Hunters were ordered to cure and take care of large caches of wild meat found in the mountains The emphasis is on the waste of meat being nearly a crime as illegal slaughter
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Nenana
Alaska
Stephen Foster
McKinley National Park
Nena
McGrath
Kuskokwim
Foster
United States
Now Raises 600 Chickens in Oregon Ill
A testimonial from Mrs D M Alters of Oregon Illinois notes she runs a small farm with six hundred chickens yearly and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health enabling her to work. The ad urges other women with similar troubles to seek advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
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Oregon
Ill
Lydia E.pinkham
D. M. Atters
R. R
Ydia E. Pinkham
Pocatello Ordinance Regulates Opium Cocaine Use
Ordinance 504 bans opening keeping or frequenting houses for opium use and proscribes possession of opium cocaine chloral heroin or morphine within Pocatello Idaho. It requires reports by druggists for excessive quantities and imposes misdemeanor penalties up to 100 dollars and jail. Passed June 19 1919 and approved June 20 1919 by the mayor and city clerk.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Pat J. Phelan
W. P. Whitaker
Alaskan Warden Reports Diseased Game Losses and Fires
In Kantishna country warden finds 74 quarters of caribou and carcasses of a dozen cow moose in one cache. Disease cripples moose horns and big game, while mountain sheep die of lump jaw. Forest fires drive caribou away. large herds move toward Lake Minchumina. grouse nesting sites destroyed.
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Kantishna
Kuskokwim
Foster
Lake Minchumina
Koreans Appeal to Women Societies Over Korean Atrocities
The Korean Girls League of Hawaii has sent hundreds of letters to women’s groups in the United States England and France seeking sympathy and support for Korea’s liberation from Japan The letters recount brutalities including forced worship executions and public beatings urging action by Mrs Woodrow Wilson and other figures to pressure for Korea’s freedom by the peace conference in France
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Honolulu
T. H
Korea
Korean Girls’ League of Hawaii
United States
England
France
Japan
Woodrow Wilson
Paris
Soonie Choy
Korean Girls’ League
Early relief for bilious attacks urged with tablets
Advertorial advises acting at first signs of a bilious attack. It claims delaying meals and using Chamberlain's Tablets can prevent the attack and its distressing symptoms. The ad emphasizes timely dosing and continued eating during meal times.
Dempsey and Willard Set Showdown on July Fourth
The article previews an exhibition face contest between boxers Jack Dempsey and Jess Willard at their training quarters, noting Dempsey’s grim resolve when he fights and Willard’s expressive face as the pair hype the July 4 spectacle for fans.
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Jack Dempsey
Jack
Jess Willard
Tanlac restores nurse’s health in Denver dispute
Miss Mary G Hollister a Denver nurse at 1433 Ogden street says Tanlac cured her stomach disorder exhaustion and back pain restoring appetite sleep and energy after months of distress She reports gas pains weakness and sleepless nights disappeared and recommends Tanlac now sold in Pocatello
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Tanlae
Mary G. Hollister
Denver
Colorado
Ogden Street
Pocatello
Bomjory Aq Aaumog ay pau 'qui 'vy Aq sduadg
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions names and places in a garbled line. The readable pieces include references to AovueYg, TOMEI, and 071g Yoog with no clear event or outcome to summarize. The text is too damaged to extract a coherent report.
San Juan Celebrates 400th Anniversary Founding
On July 4 1519 the city of San Juan marks four centuries since its founding making it the oldest under the American flag A celebration is planned with invitations to Cuba San Domingo and St Thomas The date is cited by historian Cayetano Coll y Toste who notes Juan Ponce de Leon first landed in 1509 on August 12 1509.
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San Juan
Cuba
San Domingo
St. Thomas
Cayetano Coll Y Toste
Toste
Borinquen
Juan Ponce de Leon
Wanted Fifty Men to Buy Clothes at Dundee Tailors
Classified notice inviting fifty men each week to purchase clothing at Dundee Tailors located at 326 West Center. The ad emphasizes weekly customer traffic.
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Dundee Tailors
West Center
Insurance advert from Pocateliol Trust Co
An insurance ad offers coverage at 80 cents per year and directs readers to contact the Pocateliol Insurance Trust Co Inc at 3185 West Clark Street, phone 226, for details about policies and rates.
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Pocateliol Insurance Trust Co., Inc
West Clark Street
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