Is Alaska the Meat Supply of the Future?
JOHN DICKINSON SHERMAN outlines Alaska reindeer and caribou herds potential to meet rising U S food demand. He notes federal interest, guiding ownership shifts, rapid herd growth from 1902 to 1922, and the viability of Alaska’s cold storage, grazing, and export of meat to the United States.
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Alaska
John Dickinson Sherman
United States
Stanford University
Luther Burbank
Navy Department
Congressional
W. T. Lopp
United States Bureau of Education
Hag
Seattle
Baffinland
Greenland
Hudson's Company
Hudson’s Bay Company
Charles II
England
H. B C
British North America
H. B.C
Hans
BH. B.C
Baffin Land
Bureau of Education
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Russia
Siberia
Sheldon Jackson
Teller
Seward Peninsula
Nome
Point Barrow
Aleutian Islands
Alaskaan
Alaskan
West
Kotzebue Sound
Unalnkleet
Mary R Benedict of Kewanee Illinois
A fragment mentions Mrs Mary R Benedict of Payson Street Kewanee Illinois and notes relief, independence in work, and providing medicines to others. The readable text hints at recovery and assisting others with remedies. No full dates or events are clear.
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Mary R. ‘Benedict
Payson Street
Kewanee, Illinois
Napoleon Desk Sold to Reitzes in Vienna Purchase
Reitzes, a postwar Viennese financier, buys Napoleon's writing desk used at Malmaison. Florid mahogany with brass decorations. Count Palify sold the desk for 15,000,000 kroner amid unstable currency estimates.
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Napoleon
Reitzes
Willionaire
Vienna
Malmaison
Count Palify
Charitable Investment in US Almshouses Valued at 150 Million
The land and property invested in almshouses across the United States was valued at about 150 million dollars by the end of 1924, according to Science Service. The note adds a reflective aside about luck and the times, concluding with a moral reminder.
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United States
Science Service
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Some people avoid work but take on responsibility, leading to respectable jobs and roles. The remark suggests a link between accountability and career success, noting that diligence in duties accompanies employment.
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