Queen Maud Makes Great Hit At Old Home
London dispatch reports Queen Maud of Norway charming crowds at Appleton and Wolverton as she tours England. King Haakon inspects guards, while baby Prince Olaf attracts attention and the royal party travels by carriage amid cheers and public interest.
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Queen Maud
Appleton
Queen Maud of
Norn
Prin Olaf
Harry
Miss Mills
Haakon
Guard of Honor
Wolverton Station
Prince Olaf
Appleton House
London
Local Notes From Around Town and Holiday Travel
Forest Parker 44 confined whist dome with tonsoliri Miss Loma aleete unable to att end school due to illness. J A Roush left for Kansas for holidays. Mrs Wright of Bay City Mich visited daughter Mrs George McLaundress Lenaclo Arragon, a major sheep man, in town. Hubbell Parker infant recovering from illness. J Glover Mayo returned from Mexico where he mined. Fred Forbes of Ketaven traveling between Albuquerque and El Paso to register. Erna FERGUAXON abroad with John Pris from Paris will spend Christmas holidays there. Mr and Mrs Newfield to leave for Arkansas Hot Springs next week. Miss Hebel Hutt improving at uncle Harry Lee’s home. Master John Mayer and Mr Frank McKey at Charlotte Hall military sections.
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Forest Parker
Loma Aleete
J. A. Roush
Kansas
Wright
Bay City
Mich
George McLaundress
Lenaclo Arragon
Southwest
Hubbell Parker
J. Glover Mayo
Mexico
Fred Forbes
Ketaven
Alimquerque
el Paso
Mies Erna Ferguaxon
John Pris
Parle
Rogers Rockefeller plan four Colorado sugar refineries
The Rogers Rockefeller syndicate plans to build four sugar refineries in Colorado to compete with the Have Meyer sugar trust. Ohio and New York capital are backing the project as independent investment aims to boost the beet industry in northern Colorado.
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Denver
Rogers-Rockefeller Syndicate
Colorado
Havemeyer Sugar Trust
Ohio
New York
H. H. Rogers
William Rockefeller
Colorado Agricultural Seed Promises Big Gains for Farmers
A Colorado farmer bought alfalfa seed mostly sweet clover, lost crops and money eradicating weeds, prompting seed leaders Fritz Knott and A. Hitchcock to tout a new improved alfalfa bred at the agricultural college. They claim it is 85 percent better than common seed and could boost Colorado farm revenue by about 2.5 million dollars across 600 000 acres of alfalfa in the state.
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Fort Colas, Co
Fritz Knott
Colorado Seed Growers Association
Agricultural College
A. le Hitchcock
Colorado
Minnesota
Tate
Denver poster sites eyed amid high bids and secrecy
The architect reported sixteen sites offered for the Denver poster project with prices from $50 000 to $100 000. Officials refused to disclose Taylor's report while Assistant Secretary Edwards said the issue would stay open for thirty days for public input and recommendations from Denver interests.
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Washington
Railway Presidents Deny Famine Responsibility
Northwest railroad presidents reply to the interstate commerce commission deny responsibility for car shortages and transport delays. The commission notes shippers’ failure to stock adequate winter supplies and cites power, terminal, and tracking bottlenecks amid high rail traffic.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce
North- Western Railroads
Knapp
James J Hill
Great Northern
Guy
Grandfather's Cure for Constipation and Cascarets
An ad extols Sawbuck wood cutting and exercise as natural cures for bowel regularity. It promotes Cascarets as the artificial yet gentle bowel exerciser, claiming they do not purge or upset the stomach and resemble hard physical work. The ad urges buying Sterling Remedy Company Cascarets, 10 cents a box, with proper tablet stamping.
Hedging Onz Foot Ball Bet And Wins Both Ways
Artive Irwin, manager of an Altoona baseball entity, recalls hedging twice on a Yale Harvard game. He bet $1 on Harvard not scoring after Harvard backers claimed a sure Yale win. The game remained scoreless and he walked away with a double win on both bets.
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Artive Irwin
Altoona
Camtrige
Yale
Harvard
Boston
First Complete Freezeover Sweeps Las Animas Area
The Trinidad Advertiser reports a strong freeze over Las Animas Creek with ice from shore to shore on Monday morning. The ice disrupted anglers and the river became unusable as a cold front gripped the region, though a few residents remained wary of lingering cold.
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Las Animas
Purgatory
Trinidad Advertiser
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Los Angeles
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St. Louis
Sterling Remedy Company
Jaffa
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Albuquerque, New Mexico
New Mexico
Evening Citizen
Rosenfield
Railroad Avenue
Henry Westerfeld
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
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