Queensborough Bridge Dedication Planned In New York
Preparations on an elaborate scale are completed for the dedication of the Queensborough Bridge linking Manhattan and Queens. The 3,617 foot structure will feature a Marathon race an athletic carnival folk dances by public school children in costume and other civic and political events.
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New York
Queensborough
Manhattan
Borough of
Queens
Trouble Makers Ousted
When a stomach sufferer takes Dr King s New Life Pills dyspepsia eases and relief comes. Sold for 25c at W J Smith & Bro and H R Palmer & Sons.
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Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bro
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Speer Signs Order to Sell the Road in Georgia
Macon Georgia June 11 a decree signed by Judge Speer in the case W J Oliver against the Augusta and Northern railroad authorizes sale of the road in Statesboro on August 3 1900. I N Talley appointed commissioner to conduct sale with $20 10 as good faith deposit. Hinton Booth represents Augusta objecting and plans appeal.
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Speer
W. J. Oliver
Unnah, Augusta and Northern Railroad
Statesboro
I. N. Talley
Hinton Booth
Astateshoro
Hance
Oliver
Savannah, Augusta ,and Northern
Statestore
Louisville
Cl Henry Jecond
J. TJ Lamar
Augusta
Kentucky Forestr y Efforts Signal Long Road to Conservation
Kentucky advances in forest conservation with 1906 legislation creating a State Board and a cooperative study with the U S Forest Service. Initial findings cover eastern counties and a second report focuses on coal regions. Officials urge a state forester and emphasize private woodlot banking to avert looming timber scarcity.
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Kentucky
State Board of Agriculture, Forestry and Immigration
United States Forest Service
State Board of Iculture
Forest Service
National Service
Buick Touring Car At Athens Transfer Livery Co
The Athens Transfer and Livery Co received a handsome Buick touring car and runabouts. Call 661 for a pleasure ride.
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Athens Transfer & Livery Co
Ties Used in Railroads Shift to Treated Woods in 1908
A U S Census Bureau report shows U S steam and electric railroads bought over 112 million cross ties in 1908, down from 152.7 million in 1907, due to a broad industrial slowdown. Oak and southern yellow pine supplied nearly three quarters of ties, with rising use of treated woods including gum and beech for extended service.
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United States
Bureau of the Census
United States Forest Service
Jean
J Tle
Nsus
Europe
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