Washington experiment connects sellers with buyers directly
The Washington Postmaster promotes direct producer to consumer sales, listing produce a buyer can obtain at low cost from faraway growers. Virginia and Maryland farmers, plus others as distant as Iowa and the Dakotas, are shown selling soup to nuts direct to families. Also notes a Japanese aviator hiding from a debt-collecting deputy in Los Angeles.
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Washington
Praeger
Buriesan
Hosdradn
Washington Maneskaspers
Praeger Han
Nem
Virginia
Maryland
Iowa
The
Dakotas
Kashiari
Constanis Myers
Low Angeles
Electric Towpath Mules At Gatun Locks Test Efficiency
A Panama Canal image and report describe electric towing engines tested in the Gatun locks aboard the first ocean vessel to use them. The cargo ship carried 3,006 tons of cargo and left the locks, highlighting technology's impact on maritime efficiency amid broader literacy and education campaigns discussed at a conference led by the Industrial League.
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Gatun
Panama
Nteer
Alliasra
New York
New Tatwey
Industrial League
League
Commissioner of Education
Congress
Board of Education
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
United States
South
Bryan Overlooked In Wilson Cabinet Choices
The Washington Star notes that Wilson favored Seward Chase and Cameron for cabinet posts, rewarding their 1860 Chicago nomination support while Bryan was excluded. It highlights Harmon’s retirement and Bryan’s loyalty as Wilson’s motive, suggesting a costly early misstep if Bryan had been slighted.
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Marshall
Clark
Underwood
Gov. Harmon
Ohio
Baltimore
Wilson
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Wilson
Bryan
Washington Star
Walnut Beach guests and locals enjoy seasonal attractions
Walnut Beach residents and visitors report an enjoyable time as merchants advertise smoked meats and fresh foods. Grace Le Centra welcomes young friends at the newly opened barber shop near the trolley station. Cottage rentals multiply with Mrs. Haupt and Mrs. Charles opening seasonal homes, while other locals, including Patrick Heaney and Julia French, visit the Sound and Garden spots. A prize event at Catton and Carey Casino draws a crowd with 8 cent admission.
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Udovits
Grace le Centra
Bieecer
Joe la Centra
Hee
Walnut Beach
Bes
Myrtle Beach Istana View opening packs crowd
A large crowd attended the Istana View Eip cabaret opening on Wednesday night at Myrtle Beach. The new dining room was packed, patrons applauded the performance, and local residents Mr. and Mrs. McKeon of Bridgeport took positions at Mr. Merwin's Hotel.
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Shelley
Bridgeport
Lamont
Catton
Eiptel
McKeon
Myrtle Beach
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Tinkham’s Corner
Broadway
Walnut Beach Tax CO
HOTEL
Massasoit
Simmer
Pamtlies Temperance
Elve Tock
Clampetts
Mes
J. I. Broderick
Myrnie Beach
Howe's
Milford
Auto Express
T. J. Bogan
Milford, Conn
Walnut Seack
Swift
Soren Neee
Ogcee Shore Diners
River Cliff Park ‘and Inn
Housatonic
Wash. Bridge
Valentine Ballard
Waterbury
Harrison Park
Dues Orchestra
Shore Front
Highland
George Haskins
Lixes Plamer
Boyle Beach
Boyle Soda
Fairfield, Conn
Mnmissioner
Indication
Nash
New York State
Cluxton
Tm Rawls County
Kentucky
Arthur D. Dean
Division of Vocational Education
J. H. Finley
Setor Tsg
Charles
Hawthorne
Brainard
Bornstymat Cogan
the Sound
Patrick Heaney
Myers
Miller
Sound Hotel
George W. Ch
Dan
Fred Otis
Walnut
Helen Eaton
Gertrude Bankwits
Kemple Cottage
Mire. R."fisherty
George Street
West Haven
Mre H. Cook
French, Julia French
Carey Cazino
Mra Broderick
Myrtle Beach Auditorium
Gus
Fairfield Avenue
Nine Cottage
George E. Swift
Springfield
St. Gabriel's Chapel
Four Corners
Laurel Beach Road
Beach Avenue
J. E. Ruland
George D.hosford
Lowesland Sound
Milford, Connecticut
Ission
Carey
ST. Josephs Orchestra
Island View
CIA
L. B. Warner
Ichle & Ritter
Sound View Hotel
Ammaia
Archibald && Woe Architects
Nassau Street
Richag R
B. J. Fagan
Archie
Meadow’s End
Grove Street
Archie Parkhurst
N. Becker
Brooklyn
Sedlson
Vermuda
Park Avenue
Gus C. Mullen
Temphuce
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