Yellowstone Park Sees Largest Attendance in 1919 Season
Yellowstone Park reports almost 2,000 more visitors in 1919 than 1912, with a 45 percent travel rise since 1904. Major work centered on widening and gravelling the west entrance road, plus two new bridges planned for the next tourist season. elk stocking expanded to multiple states and parks with 548 elk captured and shipped. cost per head and loss details noted.
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Washington, D. C
Yellowstone Park
Lane
Poort- Jani
Nor
Ris Geyser Basin
Etrance
Kings County
Wash
Yakima County
Garfield County
Shasta County
Calif
Pennseylvania
Clinton and
Clearfield Counties
West Wirkinda
Arizona
Hot Springs
Utah
Gardiner
Electric Bitters for Women Proved to Help Many Sufferers
Stomach liver and kidney troubles and female ills fade with Electric Bitters. Eliza Pool of Depew Oklahoma reports relief from sickness and pain after using the remedy. The product promises similar results for others with a guarantee per bottle, 50 cents or a dollar, available at druggists.
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Eliza Pool
Depew
Okla
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Farmer Charles Kroll Arrested for Beating Wife
Charles Kroll, a farmer from a mile west of Alliance, was arrested Thursday night after his wife Ida Richards filed a complaint. The second offense in two years, he was intoxicated at arrest by Sheriff Cox and resisted at the courthouse, drawing a knife before being subdued. he remains in the county jail with a hearing expected this afternoon.
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Charles Kroll
Alliance
Ida Richards
Kroll
Cox
Dr King s New Discovery praised for croup and coughs
Manchester Ohio resident Lewis Chamberlain states his children recovered from severe croup using Dr. King s New Discovery. The ad claims the remedy treats croup coughs and colds and is available in bottles priced 50 cents and 1.00 at druggists, H E Bucklen & Co Philadelphia St Louis.
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Dr. King
Lewis Chamberlain
Manchester
Ohio
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Phila
St. Louis
Druggista
Mall
B. Bucklen & Co, Phila
Tuning and Vibration in Musical Instruments
W H Lunn explains tuning as a science based on vibration rates from 20 to 2400 beats per second in piano and organ ranges. He emphasizes that accurate interval placement and ear training matter more than harmony, and notes connections to color and physics, while envisioning a future where tone and color harmonize in music.
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Mozart
Wagner
Beethoven
Chopin
Hobson's Eczema Ointment Promises Quick Relief
Geo W Fitch of Mendota reports chronic eczema since the Civil War improved after one box of Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment. The firm guarantees results or money back, available through druggists or by mail for 60 cents from Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia.
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Pfeiffer Chemical Co
Philadelphia
Loute
Waste wood reused to back cheap brushes in Michigan
Waste maple from a Michigan desk maker, too short for desks, is cut into small backs for cheap brushes. Forest service officials note the blocks are taken from discarded material that previously piled as waste and firewood. The two firms now arrange for the brush maker to buy the waste blocks, turning waste into profit.
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Washington, D. C
Forest Service
Michigan
Ruth Neiffler and Gilbert Ruth Marry in Quiet Rushville Alliance Ties
Miss Louise Neiffler of Rushville and Gilbert Ruth of Alliance were wed Thursday at 9 30 in the home of Mrs. Cora Basye with Rev. O G Baker officiating. Bridesmaid Lenna Basye and best man James Young assisted. After a pink and white wedding supper, the couple departed for a honeymoon in the Black Hills and Rushville, planning to reside at 22 West 7th after January first.
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Louise Neiffler
Rushville
Gilbert Ruth
Alliance
O. G. Baker
Cora Basye
Lenna Basye
James Young
Weed
KE. G. Laing
and Mere
O. F E. Stroud
T. M. Maloney
F. K. Roberts
Miestes Grace Rhodes
Leona Basye
Mesars
C. J. Young
T. P. Rolfsoon
Black Hills
Ruth
Burlington
Avoid Sedative Cough Medicines
A health advertisement warns against cough syrups with codeine morphine and narcotics. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as non sedative and effective, claiming it cleanses germ breeding areas and prevents pneumonia. Sold by all dealers.
Resolutions Adopted In Memory Of Charles M Lotopeich Highlander
Resolutions from Alliance Castle No 43 Royal Highlanders honor Charles M Lotopeich a faithful clanman. The death prompts mourning for 30 days and sympathy to his widow and family. Adopted December 18 1915. Names listed: Mrs Jennie Red Mrs Katherine Hall Charles Jeffers.
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Charles M. Lotopeich
Alliance Castle
Charles M. Lotepeich
Castle 43
Royal Highlanders
Jennie Red
Jvatherine Db
Hall Charles Jeffers
Mitchell Affair Draws 300 Attend Underscoring Lodges
Alliance Canton members and visitors from western Nebraska attended the Chevalier degree conferring in Mitchell. The public ceremony filled the large hall and a midnight banquet followed with J. T. Whitehead as toastmaster. Alliance members plan a similar event next fall.
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Mitchell
J. T. Whitehead
F. W. Harris
Alliance
A Word From McKelvie 5 Offers Nebraska Farmer Deal
McKelvie publisher of The Nebraska Farmer urges readers to value a farm paper that is practical dependable and free of offensive ads. During December only readers who send $1 to The Nebraska Farmer in Lincoln Nebraska will receive two full years of weekly issues.
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McKelvie
The
Nebraska Farmer
Bie
Dackembek
Lincol
Nebraska
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U. S. Land Office
J. P. Hazard
Alliance, Nebr
Park
Farmer
Curtis Best and
High Patent Tour
W. H. Lunn
Dr. Hobson
Ruth-Neiffler
Rushville and
Alliance Canton
Geo
D. Darling
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