The Arkansas River an Ungrateful Ally in State Water Fight
In a Hutchinson Bee editorial voice, the Arkansas River is blamed for siding with Colorado as Kansas seeks to reclaim moisture. The piece portrays the river as an unwilling participant that fills with Colorado rain during testimony sessions, hindering Kansas’s case to recover water from Colorado.
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Arkansas
Hutchinson Bee
Kansas
Colorado
Hutchinson
United States
Kidney Remedy Cures After Three Doctors Fail
W L Yancy of Paducah Kentucky reports a severe kidney disease that three top Kentucky physicians could not cure. After using Foley's Kidney Cure the first bottle provided relief and three bottles cured him permanently. He recommends the remedy sold by Palace Drug Store.
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W. L. Yancy
Paducah
Kentucky
Foley
Palace Drug Store
Arkansas River to be stocked with 20000 black bass
W T Thompson of the Leadville government fish hatchery announces 20000 black bass will be stocked in the Arkansas River this year from Pueblo to Can on City. Stocking starts soon though trout release is canceled due to polluted water. trout would die. Farther west water improves and South Arkansas above Salida remains clearer.
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Arkansas
W. T. Thompson
Leadville
Pueblo
Canon City
South
Salida
Trout Stocking Planned For Arkansas River Fishing
The plan foresees 50 000 trout stocked next week with 25 000 more later. Mr Thompson stocked Beaver creek near Canon with 25 000 fry and more will be released at the head of Grape creek. Water quality prevented stocking Arkansas river now, but future improvement may allow it. The combination with black bass suggests Arkansas will become a top state fishing stream.
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Thompson
Beaver Creek
Canon
Grape Creek
Arkansas River
Arkansas
Hyomei remedy claims quick catarrh cure in May
An early summer health ad promotes Hyomei as an effective treatment for catarrh. It markets an inhaler kit costing one dollar with extra bottles available for fifty cents, backed by Mitchell & Egbers guarantee. Also noted is Ermenr’s Rip Van Winkle show in city with strong audience and good performances. Canon City note adds date June 6.
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Mitchell & Egbers
Ermenr
Rip van Winkle
Fishing season opens today across the state
The season runs June 1 to October 31 with trout not less than seven inches. Night fishing is prohibited from 10 p.m. to 4 a.m. The public may fish in streams stocked at public expense, within trespass rules. Canon City anglers rely on Gunnison River tributaries for trout. The fishermen’s lobby is led by Frank Howbert and Joe Milsom.
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Loboy
Frank Howbert
Joe Milsom
Colorado
Canon City
Beaver Creek
Canon
Gunnison
The Windflowers in Spring Gardens
Describes early spring blooms with Pasque or windflower’s delicate petals and Mediterranean anemone varieties. Notes fringed buds tucked under leaves awaiting sun, praises Apennine windflower as a robust rock plant, and compares to the native wood anemone for root spread.
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St. Brigid
Ireland
Caen
Nice
France
Mediterranean
The Lovely Pasque Flower and Japanese Anemone
A discussion of flowering plants notes the Pasque flower A palantula and the tall Japanese anemone A japonica as attractive garden subjects. The piece mentions bee pollination and a New York observation of pears dropping when bees stayed near hives during cold weather.
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New York
B. J. Case
Stray Petals and Garden Varieties Highlight Urban Decor
The piece notes window boxes captivating passersby as a stylish home decoration. It warns Easter lilies require careful monitoring and fumigation to deter aphids. It also celebrates the new annual Everblooming hollyhock variety and urges indoor sowing and transplanting for early blooms.
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Rex Theodore
Remarkable Painting by Paul de Longpre Offered Now
Urgent solicitation by the Woman's Home Companion presents Paul de Longpre’s painting The Three Most Beautiful Roses. The original work is worth hundreds, cover reproduced on the magazine cover, available for ten cents at newsstands or from publishers Crowell.
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Paul de Longpre
Jane
Moat
Woman's Home Companion
Woman's Home Compaion
Crowell Publishing Company
New York City
Chicago
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