More Railroads Required For Global Producing Power
The article argues that new railways are essential to unlock interior regions of South America Africa Asia and Australia to move their potential food and textile products to waterways. It compares railway miles per area, estimates costs per mile and total world capitalization, and links rail expansion to population and agricultural mechanization growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Africa
Asia
Australia
United States
Europe
North America
South
Bureau of Railway Economics
France
United Kingdom
Japan
Western Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Frica
Sahara
Inka Papaizmon
Polar
Alaska
Home Garage Week Promotes Informed Auto Care
An era before car manuals, this piece urges motorists to stock home garages with essential tools and supplies. It highlights items like screwdrivers, wrenches, tire chains, spare tubes, spark plugs, oil, bulbs, grease, and cleaning materials. The article promotes May 7 to 12 as Home Garage week and advises choosing reliable dealers for quality products at fair prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Exra
Football games set between Mines and Grizzlies in Butte 1923 1924
School of Mines announces signed contracts for football in Butte with Montana State University. The Grizzlies and Ore Diggers will resume play after a three year break, with Oct. 20 slated as the first local gridiron appearance in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Mines
Harry Adams
Montana State University
Butte
Grizzlies
Ore Diggers
Missoula
Clark Park
Missouris
Montana
Mines Students Enjoy State Meet and Local Activities
In Bozeman refereeing for the Montana State college-Montana State university track meet, the author notes expected strong performances. A junior class field trip to Lost Creek canyon near Anaconda studied geology under Professor Ingalsbe and mapped findings. The School of Mines praised its state forensics contest showing freshman Thomas W. Barrett placing high, a Mines Glee club debut, and Miss Lucia Evans's violin. Public interest rose as front building work nears completion and a planned chemistry and metallurgy hall adds rooms. Mrs. S. B. Bowlby donated about 40 mining volumes enriching the Mines library for easier student research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lost Creek Canyon
Anaconda
Ingalsbe
Lost Creek
School of Mines
Butte High School
Mines
Thomas W. Barrett
Walker Carrill
Mines Glee Club
S .B. Bowlby
S. E. Bowlby
Coeur d’Alene
Flower Show Plant List for Butte Growers Contest
Butte flower growers are advised on the 10 plant entries and divisions for the Rocky Mountain Garden club judged contest. The list covers varieties in gladiolus, dahlia, roses, pansies, nasturtiums, zinnias, sweet peas, cosmos, phlox and more across classes 1 2 3 and 4 with stem counts bloom counts and arrangement categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Romance Dead in South Seas
Tahiti officials report the current romance with the South Seas has faded as many visitors abandon utopia dreams. Warn arrivals that whites cannot emulate native life or endure tropical labor without health penalties. Plantation ventures face land scarcity and doomed profitability amid high living costs from foreign goods and steep duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papette
Tahiti
South Seas
Utopia
Rhinoceros Jaw Found Near Gateway Oregon
Corvallis Ore. A bone buried under 40 feet of gravel and sand has been identified as a rhinoceros jawbone by BD C Livingston geology professor. The jaw was sent to Oregon Agricultural College for the historical museum by A E B Makinster and Fay Chetwood from Madras who found it while working on a rock crusher. Livingston believes the bone lay in a lake or stream for years and the Gateway region was once underwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Gateway
BD. C. Livingston
Oregon Agricultural College
Historical Museum
A. E B. Makinster
Fay Chetwood
Madras
Livingston
Empress Audiences Applaud The Storm Performance
The Empress Players staged The Storm with a bold forest fire scene drawing strong applause last night. Mary Newton as Manette Frachard impressed, while Albert Patterson Burr Winton and Wilbur Mayo delivered convincing performances as North Woods and London characters. Val Howland Kitana and Lee Tyrell as the Indian also shone in well-acted roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Newton
Manette Frachard
Albert Patterson
Burr Winton
North Woods
Wilbur Mayo
Dave Stewart
London
Val Howland
Jacques Frachard
Mise Dorothy Mitchell
Kitana
Lee Tyrell
Last Showing of Jack London Picture at Rialto
This evening the Rialto theater closes Reginald Denny in Jack London’s The Abysmal Brute, rated a highlight of the season. Starting tomorrow Gladys Walton stars in The Love Letter and a five reel Good-Bye, Girls, plus Torchy Hines in Sure Fire Flint opens Saturday, all up to Rialto standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rialto Theater
Reginald Denny
Jack London
Gladys Walton
Rialto
Torchy Hines
Flint
U S Dispensary Opens on Tutuila Island Samoan End
Pago Pago American Samoa the health department of the island government has built a new dispensary for Samoans in the eastern Tutuila area. It provides free medical supplies and minor treatment under a Navy medical department pharmacist and is the fourth such facility in the islands alongside a large dispensary and hospital.
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Pago Pago
American Samoa
Health Department
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O. P. Austin Stataencian, the National City Bank of New York
America
Greenland
Friench
IRICA
Railways OF the World
School of Mines News
Cc. M. Blackburn
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Blackburn
Galileo
Newton
Tycho- Brahe
Kepler
Einstein
Hinstein
John McGough
Bozeman
Montana State College
Iceland
South Sea Islands
Oregon
U. S
Samoan Isle
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