Willow River Growth Prospect in British Columbia
Interior British Columbia’s future manufacturing and commercial capital offers opportunities for money making investments and homes. Located on the Fraser and Willow Rivers with rail connections, it sits in a rich farming and timber district near the Peace River country and the Cartboo mining district. Pacific Land & Townsite Co. Ltd invites readers to write for free maps and plats. agents wanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Fraser
Willow Rivers
Grand Trunk Pacific
Pacific
Hudson Bay
Peace River
Willow River
Pacific Land & Townsite CO. Ltd
Richards Street
Vancouver
B. C
Cure Sick Headache with Chamberlain's Tableta
Fresno resident Co E Mustoe reports two years of success using Chamberlain's Tableta for sick headache and constipation. He praises the preparation as most satisfactory in every respect and states it is for sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Mustoe
Fresno
California
Chamberlain
Sulzer urged donors to deny testimony at impeachment trial
Albany Sept 27 Governor Sulzer sought to deter campaign fund contributors from testifying, asking Duncan W. Peck to deny receiving funds and implying he would deny under oath. Mor genthau recalled being asked to treat the matter as personal, with payments totaling $500 from Peck and $1,000 from Morgenthau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Peck
Morgenthau
Albany
N. Y
William Sulzer
Duncan W. Peck
Public Works
Frawley
Peck
Capitol
John B. Stanchfield
Péck
Henry W. Morgenthau
Turkey
J Morgenthau
Assembly
Richard Croker, Jr
Tammany Hall
Sulzer
Frederick L. Colwell
Wall Street
Kept Secret Three Months Cabinet Secret Revealed
Washington details how Woodrow Wilson and William J. Bryan concealed Bryan as secretary of state for three months after the election. A chance White House remark by Tumulty surfaced the secret during a December meeting with Bryan, shown to have begun conversations six weeks post election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
William J. Bryan
White House
Charles J. Fury
Trenton
N. J
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Fury
Mr. Wilson
Slit skirt cures blind man in Ohio station incident
Thomas Kern a blind man with tin cap sat soliciting alms at the Ohio interurban station. A woman in a sheer slit skirt drew his gaze and a policeman followed. Kern was arrested for leering at the woman's skirt. Mayor Shook fined him 25 and banished him from Troy. Separately, Cornelius V Collins and Charles P Boland were indicted by a special grand jury over graft in Great Meadows prison construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loma, O
Thomas Kern
Ohio
Kern
Shook
Costa
Troy
N. Y
Cornelius V. Collins
Charles P. Boland
Hudson Valley Construction Company
Great Meadows Prison
Twelve Years of Suffering Ended by Peruna Remedy
Mrs Hill describes twelve years of heavy nervous suffering and sleepless nights. After four bottles of Peruna she reports restored strength and health, urging others to try the remedy, noting Peruna Tablets are also available for those who object to liquids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Marne Happenings Of The Past Week
Local notes from Marne show residents visiting relatives in Atlantic and Nebraska, trips to Ames for domestic science study, and family visits. Entries list several travelers to Atlantic, Wiota, Victor, and Defiance, plus a baby born to John and wife. Local shops advertise repair services, washing, Ford cars, and general merchandise through local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Trailor
Ames
Anton Anderson
Wiota
Mrs. Culberry
Fred Robinson
Anita
Tom
Ray Harrison
Victor
Ed. Trailor
John McCain
J. E. Oleson
Walnut
E. P. Smith
Kelly
Nutes
Mary Morrison
Atlantic
Will Wheatley
Defiance
Dang Hansen
Counncil Bluffs
Martin Bendixen
G. W. Munn
Altoona
Anna Freeburn
Geo. Lasker
Experts 18 Value Road Frightens Des Moines Franchises
Des Moines officials plan to hire an expert to value the street railway property at 4 million dollars to prove the valuation is fair for a potential city purchase and new franchise. Public uproar over the price stalls the franchise until valuation is settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Correctionville dark after fire destroys plant and mill
Fire of unknown origin gutted the $15,000 Sioux City Milling mill owned by U S Renne of Smithland and hit the Union Light and Power plant, leaving Correctionville without power. Renne carried about $5,000 insurance while the light company faced $2,500 in losses with $1,000 insured. Water pumping required gasoline engines as town faced darkness. Baby drinks lye dies in Grinnell area. The 14 month old daughter of Louis Chamer wandered to a brush pile containing old can with lye, drank it, and died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Light and Power Company
Correctionville
Sioux City Milling Company
U.S. Renne
Smithland, In
Union Light and Power Company
Renne
Grinnell
Louis Chaemers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Calumet Cafe
Weber
Chestnut St
Hedges Bros. the Cleaners
Chichester
PLUB
Notre Dame Lady's
Aufferera
Sinferera
M Summers
Bor F
Notre Dame
Ind
R. F. D. Mer
Webster Institute
Budfalo
Newe-Telegraph
Lo Sulzer
Bryan
Mrs. Hill
Effie Hill
Blahcheatie, Cbuton
Marne
Robert Harter
Mrs. Kellogg
Nebraska
Pete Rasmussen
Zeta Sprange
Grant
H. J. Ensden
John Westpualen
Brayton
Mark Anderson
Birdean Robison
Will Winters
J. W. Derry
Y. L. Winne
Storm
W. T. Joyce Co
Ford
Atlantic Automobile Company
J. Burnea
Boggees Bros
Barbera
State Pharmacy Commission
Iowa
Supreme Court
Greene County District Court
P. J. Hamill
Schlitz Brewing Company
Hamill
Carroll County
Schiitz Company
Crawford County
Turner
New Moines
State Railroad Commission
Margaret Luke
Centerville
Iowa State Federated Clubs
Clarke
Kine
John F. Wade
State Board of Control
Central Iowa Poultry & Egg Company
Pride of
Atlantic Produce Co
Creamery Department
Rock Island
el Paso
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Nature of
Ag Ett
B. W. Sankey
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!