Stock shipments routes debated by railroad commission
A hearing before the Nebraska railroad commission examined live stock traffic from Crofton Bloomfield and Norfolk seeking revised schedules to reach the South Omaha market rather than the morning market in Sioux City. Shippers urged uniting trains from Bloomfield and Norfolk, arguing nearer Omaha shipments would boost Omaha markets while Sioux City would incur higher costs. The commission referred the matter to its mite expert and Supt. Nichols for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Nebraska
Railroad Commission
Omaha
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis
Comunission
Nichols
Lve
Crofton
Bloomfield
Norfolk
South Omaha
Evidee Abe
Railroad Cou
Emerdon
Strike Halts 1000 Miles of Southern Pacific Line in Mexico
Reports from General Manager R H Ingram in Guayamay indicate a strike by American and native enginemen led to suspension of traffic on 1000 miles of the main line and branches of the Southern Pacific in Mexico. Officials say wage demands cannot be met.
Cut in Mill Output in New England Cloth Factories
A meeting of the ht club passed a plan to curtail cloth production by twenty five percent. The group comprises representatives from most New England states and the majority of cotton factories nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ht Club
New England
British Explorer Sir Francis Galton Dies in London
The noted explorer and writer Sir Francis Galton died Tuesday night in London. Born in 1822, he was knighted in 1909 and explored Damaraland and South Ovam poland in 1850 52. He served for years on the council of the Royal Geological Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Francis Galton
Damaraland
Ovampoland
Royal Geolographical Society
Home Rule Bill Sprouting Dublin Finance Reform
The Wednesday Independent reports the government will name a commission to examine Irish finances for home rule and form a cabinet committee to draft a home rule measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Independent
Armenians Shut Down Inquiry Refuses Immigrant Admission
Galveston Texas reports that a board of inquiry examining sixty Armenian immigrants from January has refused admission for fifty five of them. The finding will be forwarded to Washington immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
Board of Inquiry
Washington
Sioux City Livestock Market Prices Report
Sioux City live stock market report shows top beef cattle at 4.10 per hundredweight and top hogs at 7.85 per hundredweight for the local market on the 16th Wednesday quotation cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Senate reports favor initiative bills in Topeka
State initiative and referendum bills have been reported favorably in the senate. A bitter fight is expected over these measures as they proceed through the legislative process in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kau
Senate
Bike Rider Hume Dies After Months of Suffering
John B. Jack Hume a 26 year old bicycle rider from Salt Lake City died last Wednesday from injuries sustained in a fall on the saucer track here last July. He endured months of suffering before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hume
Salt Lake City
John B
Jack) Hume
News Of A Week In Condensed Form At Home And Abroad
A wide roundup notes retirement of Capt. August W. Loose, plans to sail to Norway, and Dr. Cook's pole observations. Tacoma delegates form a National Council of Voters advisory board led by Gov. Brady. Various international and national items follow, including political moves, crimes, strikes, and cultural events across the globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August W. Loose
Brooklyn
Frederick A. Cook
Norway
National Women’s Council of Voters
Tacoma
Wash
J. H. Brady
Idaho
Washington
Wyoming
Wish
Colorado
Brady
Prealda Hams College
A. Garfield
Wilte Heto
Garfield
Bou Te Wang
New York
Vienna
Tokyo
H E
Imperial Order of Daughters of the Empire
United States
James Bryce
Renewal of Ballinger fight dominates general news
A North Dakota senator introduced a resolution to reveal the joint committee report on Taft era cabinet member Ballinger and Pinchot. The report on the Pinchot era clashes is demanded as Insurgents and Democrats unite against Republicans. Other items note Lodge's renomination, a Paris incident, locust forecasts, and the Arkansas launch.
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Richard A. Ballinger
Secretary of the Interior
Purcell
North Dakota
Joint Congressional Committee
Canges Prade
Fitzgerald
Dem. N
Howard B. Barry
Tait
Barry
Navy
Danville
Ill
Canton
We Circuit Court
Grand Jury
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Henry Muller
Joinville le- Pont
Paris
France
Atlantic
Virginia
New York
Raymond L. Ditmars
Bronx
Madson
Denver
Ilinois
Missouri
Iowa
Harbin
Manchuria
State Department
Washington
Fond du Lac
Will
Ileal i
Treats share case ends in settlement with Harry Treat
In the Holloway estate matter a compromise ends the dispute valued around eighty thousand dollars. Harry R. Treat of Minneapolis is declared illegitimate son and heir to Marsh Holloway. Mrs Belle Treat testifies detailing years old paternity and payment of three thousand dollars to Harry.
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Belle Treat
Harty R. Treat
H. M. Holloway
Sidney, Ja
Jan
Erial
Holloway
Harry RR. Treat
Minneapolis
H. Ms. Holloway
Witter H. M. Holloway
Marsh Lolloway
Tear Barnett
Miss Turner
Iowa
Treat
Harry Treat
Wants School All Year Movement In Sioux City
Supt F D Haddock leads a drive to maintain school terms year round drawing support from many patrons. Fire destroyed grain valued at 13000 in the Payne and Sargisson elevator at Luton threatening adjoining cribs storing corn valued at 30009 for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
F. D. Haddock
Luton
Payne and Sargisson
Corm
Heavy corn yield reported near Sidney in 1916
Frank Biintley farmed on the Missouri bottom six miles west of Sidney. A twenty acre field averaged 74 bushels per acre with seven acres yielding 95, and part over 100 bushels. This was the district's largest corn yield in 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Frank Biintley
Missouri Bottom
Acral
Typhoid Experts Cost Des Moines Bill for Water Study
Des Moines officials paid typhoid experts George W. Fuller and James C. Harding 1511.06 to identify the city water as the typhoid source. Fuller billed 100 per day and Harding 25 per day for the investigation. Iowa Leads in Farm Products in 1910. Iowa totals 813,370,791 versus Kansas 539,783,024 with Iowa doubling Kansas corn. Pioneer Negro Henry Ridings Dies at 75 in Sioux City leaving 30,000 fortune. he pledged that gym funds go to Tuskegee Institute.
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Gorf
Roede
Ames
Ray
A. Smith
Canutrat
Wm. Summer
Pric Uloud
Towa
Dean Curtiss
Iowa
W. B. Barney
Des Moines
Barney
George W. Fuller
James C. Harding
Fuller
Ges Moines
State Boards of Agriculture
Kansas
Sioux City
Kenry Ridings
Mr. Ridings
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Weinman burns fatal in Marshalltown death
In Marshalltown Anson and Mrs. Anson recount a fatal incident as 60 year old niece of city founder Henry Anson dies of blood poisoning after severe leg and foot burns while doctors attempted treatment. Louise Rowe, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. G D Rowe, leaves for Boston for an appointment at Boston General Hospital.
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John A. Peckham
Marshalltown
L. 5
Peckham
Lydia H. Peckham
Pec"u
Weinman
Dependence Anson
Henry Anson
Iowa
Boone
Louise Rowe
G. D. Rowe
Boston
Boston General Hospital
Woman Found Dead in Knoxville Rooms
Mrs. Wthel Graham was found dead from a shotgun wound in her Knoxville rooms. J. B. Tucker was arrested in Burlington and confessed to the crime. Guy Lane of Perry, a 30 year old teamster, drank carbolic acid in a local restaurant and died within minutes. No clear motives given.
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Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Brent Marshall
Barry & Daniels Grain Company
Rosai
Empire
Jagat
John H. Snodgrass
Moscow
William F. Sheehan
Democratic
New York
United States
Chauncey M. Deciv
Knox
Guatemala City
Guatemala
Robert B. Peary
North Pole
Taft
National Geographic Society
Washington
John G. Schenk
Waa
Eleanor Zoeckte
Aimiral
Hdward B. Barry
Pacific Flast
Bary
Shelbyville
A-Goy
Kateas City
New York City
Madl-' 80N Avenue
Tennessee
Luke B. Wright
Memphis
Philippines
Rembrandt
Night Watch
Sigrist
Rijke Mueum
Rotterdam
Republic of Portugal
Portugal
Europe
United States Army
Glenn Curtiss
War Department
San Antonio
Tex
National Civic Feclaration
Samuel Untermyer
Trusta
Actio
National Tarlef Commission Association
Tariff Commission
Wage and Means Committee
White House
New York Central
Rochester
N. Y
Edith Melcher
Schenectady
Albany
George
Pacific
American
Cenaporis
Eamahle
Nessa - Fy Els
Knoxville
Wthel Graham
J. B. Tucker
Tucker
Burlington
Graham
Guy Lane
Perry
Farming Aphorisms on Animals and Crops from Old Notes
A collection of agricultural maxims and guidance touching ducks, cows, oats, poultry, hogs, pruning, fertilization, feeding, and farm management. Emphasizes pure feed, proper storage, ration balance, seasonable pruning, and readiness for winter tasks. Includes notes on beekeeping, cream handling, and chick welfare for healthy farm production.
Farming hints and cautions from farm notes
Agricultural tips cover lime use to adjust soil acidity acknowledge it is not a fertilizer, careful water and feed practices for cows hogs and hens, disease vigilance with tuberculosis, grafting, buttermaking, and managing milk profits. Advice includes water for cows, proper hay and bran use, soil improvement for apples, and winter hen care.
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Ray A. Smith
Register - Tribune
Akron
LE Stock Rates
Nebraska Railway Commission
Ike OF Engineers
Globe
General News
Holloway Estate
Claiwant
Thomas Case
McClelland
Albert Thomas
Thomas
Mary Craft
Wes
Mclelland
Davenport
Davenport Women's Club
County Boards of Supervisors
Ella G. Bushnell Hemlin
Oskaloosa
C. B. Munroe
Mahaska County
Madison
Minnie Nelle
Church
Hanover Street
Carroll
George W. Clarke
State House
Adjt
Gur EB. Logan
Iowa, Nationaal Guard
The
National Guard
Allan Breed
Perry Savings Bank
First National Bank
Chicago Street Railway
Charles Yerkes
Muscatine
Samuel McNutt
Muscatine County
Sixtennt Districe
Hon Brook
Aea
Frey
Packer
Yorkshire
Berkshire
Ike
Dhewwar
Gatias
Raétody
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