First Aeroplane Crosses the Sandhills by Lincoln Firm
Robert Copsey head of Mid ewest Aerial Navigation based in Lincoln and Clarence Schafer of Alliance completed the first air crossing of Nebraska’s Sandhills. They departed Alliance Wednesday afternoon September 17, followed Burlington rail lines, landed for gas at Halsey, then faced a clouded Broken Bow and an unlit landing near an alfalfa field. After a careful landing amid hay stacks and watchers, they retrieved the plane, dined at Copan ranch, and returned to Lincoln in two and a half hours.
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Robert Copsey
Midewest Aerial Navigation Company
Lincoln
Alliance
Clarence Schafer
Nebraska Sandhills
Mr. Copsey
Burlington
Sandhills
Halsey
Broken Bow
Copsey
Apd
Dews
Ova Niga
Copan” Ranch
Things Injurious to Fish in Industry Areas
Observes that acid pollution and mine water affect fish life by harming spawning beds and suffocating eggs. Notes heavy sediment from disrupted streams. Describes sawmills as a major threat devouring forests and dumping sawdust into lakes and rivers.
How to Attain Old Age
Sir George Reid prescribes a golden rule for health and happiness. When faced with obstacles he first tries to knock them over, then go around, then under, and finally rests in their shade as a blessing. The London Chronicle notes this corrective against war valetudinians.
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George Reid
London Chronicle
Cekimes and their name meaning in a World Owl look
Fragmented quotation claims the so called Americans of the far Worth are brown and not Indians. It notes their name Eek nos meaning eatery of raw fish and cites a World Owl look. Wisdom Comes With Age reflects on youth and belief in events as natural results.
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Far Worth
Forests of the Caucausus and Siberia in Early Reports
The article notes 12,000,000 acres of forests in the Caucausus region, about 20 acres per person in Pilack Sea territory, plus 200,000,000 acres in western Siberia in a largely unexplored, natural state. It also recounts chrysanthemums arriving in Paris in autumn 1408 via a Frenchman, given to Empress Josephine and prompting cultivation.
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Russa
Pilack Sea
Siberia
Paris
Japan
Josephine
Christan Science Monitor
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Mm Copsey
Collins
Alfred Cornish & Co
Collins & Morrison
Farnam St
Omaha, Neb
E. W. Howe
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfeld
N.J
U.S
Hartford Live Stock
United States
Canada
Snoddy & Graham
Pierce & Jenkins
Hemingford
J. H. Kesselroth
Long Pine
Frank Coates
Gordon A. C. Plants
Rushville
F. A. Hood
Chadron
W.B. Cheek
Hartford Fire Insurance Company Live Stock Department
Omaha, Nebraska
Denver
Gale
Stock Yards
Osco
Schafer Bros
C. Q. Hedgecock
Rockey & Son
Sturgeon Bros. CC
Wilson, Lakeside
Usco
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