Homes in which beside many department heads
Washington dispatch notes Roosevelts return to the White House marks a bustling social season. Mrs Roosevelt’s health improved after Oyster Bay respite. many cabinet families plan Washington gatherings while embassies delay openings until January. The piece describes New Year receptions, the Supreme Court as a social circle, and weddings shaping the social calendar.
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Washington
White House
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Irrigation With a Vengeance When Big River Breaks Loose
Special Correspondence from Yuma, Oct. 11, depicts a long struggle to control the Colorado river as it carves new channels across California and Arizona. The Salton sink has grown into a vast inland lake threatening 160 miles of railway, 800,000 acres of land, towns, and a $2,000,000 dam, with $15,000,000 in property at risk. Imperial irrigation interests and Southern Pacific backers push a last plan to turn the river and save vast irrigation projects and communities from ruin.
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Gilson Gardner
Yuma
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Arizona
Mexico
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Mr. Heber
Southern Pacific Railway
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Epes Randolph
Arizona Lines
Woman Blacksmith Likes It Better Than Teaching
Lincoln Neb Oct 12. Mrs Phillip P Wilcox of College View Nebraska runs a two story sky blue shop with home above. She is small polite and educated, having taught in district schools. She learned smithing from her husband who worked in railroad shops in Ottawa Kansas. She kept the shop running when he was away and earned more money than teaching. She notes she brings up daughters in the same craft, while her husband remains supportive. Also mentions a farmer’s wagon repair and advice on lumber quality. A brief ad for Dr King’s New Discovery follows noting its use for coughs colds and prevention of pneumonia with testimonials.
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Cassini
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Supreme Court
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Justice
Robert Mason
Fuller
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Lincoln, Neb
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College View
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Wilcox
Sean
Ottawa
Kaw
Pehdat
JAFFaS KRACK KREA BREAD and cough cure appeal
An old fragment claims JAFFaS KRACK KREA BREAD and a cough remedy cured a child’s pneumonia related cough. The letter from Mia Bussard describes relief after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, noting sale by druggists and a customer request.
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Wileh
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Ora Bussard
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