Shell Creek Cattlemen offer reward for stock damage
The Shell Creek Cattlemen's Association offers a $1,000 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of anyone killing, injuring, defacing brands on members' stock or driving them off their range. Also includes ads for land sale near Manderson, cattle delivery, and church events with local notices and vendor promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Creek Cattlemens’ Association
Shell Creek Cattlemen's Assn
P. M. Gallaher
A. Flitner
Millyr
Curtiss Works On Large Flying War Boat For Six Crew
Glenn Curtiss nears completion of plans for a giant flying boat to fight in future wars. It will carry a wireless outfit a rapid fire gun and a crew of at least six with an effective radius around 200 miles. Curtiss predicts air power will decide sea battles and that the next war will feature flying fleets capable of sweeping the skies.
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Atlantis
New York
Glenn Curtiss
Erie Canal
Curtiss
Wright
European War Department
Wrights
Russia
England
France
Italy
Germany
Spain
Stewart I. de Krafft
de Krafft
Calbraith Rogers
Sheepshead Bay
Pasadena
Cal
Early aviation debate loops and physics claims
In a discussion about air power and dirigibles Curtiss dismisses naval use and looping the loop as impractical yet admits it might reveal unknown physical laws. De Krafft and Pegoud and Beachey are referenced in this squib of aviation banter.
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de Krafft
Curtiss
Pegoud
Beachey
University Favors Modern Dances at Illinois
In Champaign Illinois the University of Illinois student dance clubs created an official tango censor named The clutch hold with bans on spectacular dips and bear cat moves after resolutions favored modern dances. In Franklin Pennsylvania William Hogan an inebriate on suspended sentence chose prison over dry Kansas for two years and returned.
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University
Champaign
Ill
Elz
University of Ilinois
Kansas
Franklin
William Hogan
Dry
Man ashes scattered from Brooklyn Bridge in tribute
New York reports Charles W. Presley, a wealthy contractor, had his ashes scattered to the winds from the Brooklyn Bridge. Presley had requested the action, honoring his final wishes.
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New York
Charles W. Presley
Brooklyn Bridge
Presley
Auto bombs to replace whistles on Illinois Central trains
Chicago report states powerful auto bombs may replace locomotive whistles on Illinois Central suburban lines if a trial proves successful, signaling a potential safety and signaling reform for commuter trains.
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Travia
Chicago
A Suggestion In Eugenics On Marriage Licensing
Elbert Hubbard argues that marriage should require a fifty cent license fee and a life insurance policy as a health and character proof. He cites a policy as a practical, ethical tool to ensure financial responsibility, better citizenship, and stable family life, comparing it to other assurances and joking about social forms. He urges federal or state action to mandate such policies for marriage.
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Huerta
Manana
Elbert Hubbard
Fra
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J. B. Thompson
M. R. Douglas
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Colorado
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UTE HC
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Lonabaugh Blk
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S. L. Gebhart
C. S. Kelly
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