Tijuana Built on Mexico's Soil as U S Bulletin Says
Washington D C Oct 16 Ti juans just over the border in Mex co south of California a large part of which was destroyed recently by fire was built on a desert and the eighteenth amendment according to a bulletin of the National Geographic society It says Tijuana means Aunt Jane and grew from a desert shack to a bustling town centered on alcohol gambling and foods near the border opposite San Diego and Mexicali with significant American influence and cross border traffic.
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Tijuans
Mexco
California
National Geographic Society
Puys
Tijuana
Tia Juana
Srijuana
Mexicali
Calexico
Agua Prieta
Douglas
Juarez
el Paso
Simon Pure
Cascarets Advert Claims Quick Liver Stimulation
An advertisement promotes Cascarets as a pleasant candy like remedy to mildly stimulate the liver and start the bowels. It promises readers will look and feel clean, sweet, and refreshed, and that headaches dizziness and sickness will clear.
New Schoolhouse Pact Drawn By California Track Owners
A humorous note claims yearly race track proprietors build a schoolhouse in Bone Lower California town. After fee payments and patronage of education return to the United States, the funds end up in the proprietors pockets.
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Bone Lower
California
Leff
United States
Calkins Divorce Grants Each Parent One Child Custody
A stipulation signed before the divorce awards Effie Calkins custody of Marjorie, the couple's minor daughter, while Eugene Calkins receives custody of the other child. The document outlines terms agreed by both parties prior to finalizing the divorce.
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Effie Calkins
Eugene Calkins
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Daugh
Roger
Siit
Lea Hed
Hartman Kaiser
Reforestation Efforts Reported From Mount Hebe Area
In Eugene Oregon on October 15 AP reports progress on a reforestation project at Mount Hebe. The piece notes ongoing efforts to plant and nurture new trees, detailing plans and local involvement in the forest restoration initiative.
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Mount Hebe
Douglas fir replanting in Siuslaw National Forest area
The Douglas fir area of the Siuslaw National Forest in Western Oregon reports success with trees planted from 1912 to 1916, averaging about 10 feet tall and eight to sixteen feet. Replanting began in 1913 and roughly 180,000 firs were set out two years ago, with four-fifths growing well except on the high mountains lacking protection. A separate note mentions Chevalier de Da Verandrve entering Monting in 1748 and discovering the Rocky mountains.
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Siuslaw National Forest
Oregon
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Safe Deposit Boxes Insurance, Loan & Investment Co, Lafayette Bldg
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